What to visit

The Langhe are an ideal destination for those who love good food, excellent wine, and enchanting landscapes.

Here are some of the main attractions and places to visit in the Langhe:

1. Barolo

• Barolo Castle: This medieval castle houses the WiMu (Wine Museum), offering an interactive and informative experience about the history and culture of wine.
• Wineries: Barolo is famous for its eponymous red wine. Several wineries offer tours and tastings, including historic wineries like Marchesi di Barolo and G.D. Vajra.

2. La Morra

• Belvedere of La Morra: A panoramic viewpoint offering spectacular views of the Langhe vineyards. It's a perfect spot for taking photos and enjoying the scenery.
• La Morra Municipal Winery: Here you can taste and buy a wide selection of local wines.

3. Alba

• Historic Center: Alba is known as the "city of a hundred towers." Walking through its streets, you can admire medieval towers, historic churches, and elegant palaces.
• International White Truffle Fair: Held every autumn, this fair celebrates the white truffle of Alba, a world-renowned gastronomic delicacy.
• Saturday Market: A lively weekly market where you can find fresh local products.

4. Neive

• Historic Center: Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Neive offers cobblestone streets, historic houses, and enchanting views of the surrounding vineyards.
• Wineries: Neive is known for its Barbaresco wines. Several local wineries offer tastings and guided tours.

5. Monforte d'Alba

• Horszowski Auditorium: A picturesque open-air auditorium with views of the vineyards, hosting concerts and cultural events.
• Historic Center: A charming village with narrow streets and panoramic views.

6. Grinzane Cavour

• Grinzane Cavour Castle: A 13th-century castle housing the Regional Enoteca Piemontese Cavour and the Langhe Museum, dedicated to the region's culture and history.

7. Serralunga d'Alba

• Serralunga d'Alba Castle: A well-preserved medieval fortress with spectacular views of the vineyards and surrounding countryside.

8. Bra

• Pollenzo: A district of Bra, known for the University of Gastronomic Sciences and the Wine Bank, where you can explore and taste a vast collection of Italian wines.

9. Roddino

• Hiking and Excursions: The hills of Roddino offer splendid opportunities for hiking or biking, with trails winding through vineyards and woods.

10. Mango

• Mango Tower: A medieval tower offering a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.

Culinary Experiences

The Langhe are famous for their excellent cuisine. In addition to white truffles, don't miss the chance to savor:

• Tajarin: Thin egg pasta, often served with meat sauce or truffle.
• Agnolotti del Plin: Small meat-filled ravioli.
• Local Cheeses: Including Castelmagno and Robiola di Roccaverano.
• Desserts: Such as hazelnut cake and bunet, a chocolate and amaretto pudding.