VILLA CRISTINA SUITE is the ideal place to explore the Langhe, Monferrato e Roero regions.

Discover the rich food and wine tradition and the culture of Piedmont.

The territory surrounding VILLA CRISTINA SUITE, recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to its nature and human craftsmanship, offers enchanting landscapes of rare and unique beauty.

The villages, castles, and rolling hills covered with fine vineyards are unique places that remain in time as pleasant memories.

Experience something unique, day after day, in Langhe, Monferrato, and Roero: lands of world-renowned wines, outstanding gastronomy, and refined white truffles.

A jewel between Langhe, Monferrato, and Roero

Nestled in the gentle hills of Piedmont, where vineyards stretch to the horizon, Castagnole delle Lanze is a small village that encapsulates the authentic soul of Italy. Here, among golden rows of vines and breathtaking views, time flows slowly, cradled by the scent of the land and the unmistakable flavor of great wines.

Walking through its cobbled streets is like flipping through a history book: ancient walls, centuries-old churches, and elegant squares tell of centuries of tradition and culture. From the top of the Panoramic Tower, the view embraces the surrounding valleys, a mosaic of colors that changes with the seasons, offering unforgettable sunsets.

A land of Barbera and Moscato, it invites visitors to discover its authentic flavors in wineries and trattorias, where Piedmontese cuisine expresses itself through dishes that feel like home. And on summer evenings, when the lights shine and the air is filled with the aroma of the harvest, the village comes alive with events and music, making every visit a memorable experience.

Castagnole delle Lanze is not just a destination, but an emotion—an invitation to lose yourself in the hills, to be captivated by beauty, and to toast to the sweet Italian life.

Since 2022, Castagnole delle Lanze has been recognized as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy and has received the “Orange Flag” from the Touring Club.

The Langhe, a charming and enchanting territory: spectacular vineyards, horizons marked by the silhouettes of towers, castles, ancient churches, and picturesque villages.

Places that tell the stories of farmers who understand the language of the land, of expert hands that nurture the grapes destined to produce the most precious wines.

What to see: Alba the city of 100 red towers, Grinzane Cavour, Serralunga, Neive, Barolo, Monforte, La Morra, Cherasco, Barbaresco.

Monferrato is a harmonious painting of rolling hills scented with wine, art, and culture: a diverse mosaic of vineyards and ancient villages that pass down history and millennial-old traditions.

It is the slow breath of nature, a place where time seems to stand still, wrapped in a serenity that enchants the soul.

What to see: Asti and its medieval historic center, Canelli and its underground cathedrals, Nizza Monferrato, Santo Stefano Belbo, Acqui Terme, Casale Monferrato, Moncalvo. 

The Roero is a territory that stretches in an embrace between nature and history, where every corner tells a centuries-old tradition: wild hills, striking landscapes, towers, and enchanting villages are the guardians of a time that seems to stand still.

It is a place that invites you to let go of the noise of the world and simply breathe in its essence.

What to see: Bra, Pollenzo, Santa Vittoria, Canale, Cherasco, Montà d’Alba, Magliano Alfieri, Castellinaldo d’Alba, Guarene, Govone with their majestic medieval castles.

The elegant soul of Piedmont

Turin is a city that enchants with its timeless beauty, a place where history and modernity intertwine in perfect harmony. Majestic and refined, with its elegant arcades and scenic squares, the capital of Piedmont welcomes visitors with the discreet charm of a city that holds great secrets.

Nestled at the foot of the Alps and crossed by the Po River, Turin is a city to be discovered at a slow pace. Its heart beats strongly in Piazza Castello, surrounded by noble palaces and the history of the House of Savoy. The Mole Antonelliana, the city’s unmistakable symbol, rises proudly towards the sky, hosting the Cinema Museum, a marvel that fascinates both young and old.

Historic cafés provide flavors of chocolate and the past, bearing witness to an era when philosophers, artists, and writers gathered to discuss ideas and dreams. Turin is the city of bicerin, gianduja, and a culinary tradition that conquers with its authentic flavors, from plin ravioli with truffle to noble wines of Piedmont.

But it is also a city of avant-garde and innovation: former factories transformed into contemporary museums, industrial districts revived through creativity, and events that bring the city to life all year round, from music to design, from art to cinema.

And when the sun sets behind the mountains, the city lights up with a magical atmosphere. Its lights reflect on the Po River, the surrounding hills turn golden, and Turin reveals itself in all its poetry: a place where every corner tells a story, where every journey becomes an unforgettable memory.

Must-see places:

The Mole Antonelliana, the fascinating Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo, the Egyptian Museum, the Valentino Park, a green oasis along the Po River, with the Valentino Castle and the Medieval Village, the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, the Basilica of Superga, suspended over the Turin hills, the Automobile Museum, the Reggia of Venaria, and the Palazzina di Caccia of Stupinigi.

Turin is a city that knows how to captivate, between art, history, and modernity.

Sources:

italia.it

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