Top Langhe-Roero and Monferrato Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Piedmont produces some of Italy’s top wines, but it’s easy to get lost when visiting its wineries on your own. With this private tour, leave the driving to a professional and focus on the views and wines. Enjoy a customized itinerary with two to three stops at local cellars, chosen to suit your taste and interests. Sample Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, and other flagship wines plus stop for a traditional lunch (own expense).

Meet a local truffle hunter (a “trifolao”) and his dogs to hunt for truffles together in the Piedmont wine region. As you stroll up into the woods, you’ll learn about the trees and the soil, and hear some truffle secrets that have been passed down through three generations. Nice touch: You’ll be accompanied by Margherita, a friend of the trifolao, who translates his stories as you go.

Barolo is one of Italy’s most prestigious wines from Piedmont. With this private tour, you’ll join a winemaker to visit top cellars and learn about the unique terroir and techniques behind this flagship red. Discover boutique wineries and the families that have run them for generations, tour the scenic vineyards and aging cellars, and enjoy three guided wine tastings in the Barolo and Barbaresco hills of Le Langhe.

Savor the famous wines of Piedmont with this 4-hour guided wine tour of Barolo. Take in gorgeous views on a drive through the Langhe region, and visit a family-run wine estate to sample at least three of their wines. Enjoy some free time at the end of the day for souvenir shopping.

A visit to the Piedmont region cannot be considered complete without having seen the cellars; this experience makes it possible thanks to a guided tour of a vineyard and a cellar, followed by a tasting of local wine. With a regional wine expert as a guide, you will get to know all the stages of production according to the seasons and discover the local food, with tastings of walnuts, cold cuts and cheeses.

Delve into the world of Langhe wines with this insider tour of the top cellars in Piedmont’s most prestigious wine country. Join your sommelier guide on a customized itinerary through the hills surrounding Alba to taste the area’s top-rated Barolo, Barbaresco, and other wines and learn about their history and production. Meet the winemakers and access vineyards and barrel rooms where some of Italy’s most prized vintages are born.

Truffles are one of the most famous and prestigious products from Alba, but taking to the woods to search out these delicacies in the wild is a pastime usually reserved for expert foragers. With this exclusive experience, join a local truffle hunter and his dogs as they uncover these tiny treasures in the wooded hills. Relax after your adventure with a wine tasting in a local family-run cellar.

Discover the history and flavors of Italy’s Piedmont region as you embark on a tasting tour of Alba. Join a small group and walk around town learning about the traditional recipes from the region. Stop at several eateries including a bakery, deli, a gourmet truffle producer, and a historic coffee bar to sample everything from cheese to desserts to pasta and even truffle products.

The Langhe hills of Piedmont are famous for their spectacular views and world-class wines. Experience both with this guided hike and wine tasting just outside Alba. Set off from Alba’s main square for a scenic walk through the rolling vineyards that surround the town. Stop at a nearby cellar to relax and sample local wines paired with gourmet specialties from the area before the return hike to town.

Explore the vineyard-covered hills of Le Langhe surrounding Alba without getting footsore on this Segway excursion that takes you from the town center to a winery in the nearby countryside. Learn the basics of handling a Segway in Alba, then follow your guide to an outlying cellar for a tour and tasting before a scenic ride back to town.

Join this exclusive Barolo & Barbaresco Wine Tour with a Winemaker who will share his passion and knowledge about the wines of the Piedmont region of Italy. Visit three renowned wineries within the wine region of Alba, including the cellar owned by the winemaker and his family. Travel in style on a elegant van with a small group of only eight travelers (private tours available on request). We can arrange the pick-up from your hotel (around Alba). Our Barolo & Barbaresco Wine Tour with a Winemaker calls in at one of the villages of the Langhe hills, for some free time and lunch on your own.

We are going to visit the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014, from an ecological and sporting point of view. A few kilometers away from Alba and Barolo, we will travel on paved secondary roads and you will have a professional at your disposal who will be able to help you make the best use of your ebike and will explain what surrounds you so that you can better appreciate this wonderful wine-growing region . The route is about 38 kilometers long with a difference in altitude of 840 meters, therefore suitable for moderately trained cyclists. We will discover the main natural resources of this magnificent land and admire the medieval towers and villages, in a setting that will take us back in time. The route, completely on asphalt, is easy and safe for everyone. In case of difficulty on the steep sections, the guide will show you how to tackle them safely, or he will change the route to make it easier and more enjoyable for everyone.

The Langhe is a territory recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO located in Piedmont, in the area between Cuneo and Asti. The territory is characterized by woods and vineyards, as well as rivers and a panoramic set of hills. Bordering the territory of Roero, Monferrato and Astesana, the Langhe can be divided into three areas: "Bassa Langa", "Alta Langa", "Langa Astigiana".

In addition to a detailed overview of the cultivation of the vine and the production of Barolo, the peculiarity lies in the guided lunch, a real taste analysis of the wines and paired dishes. With kindness and lightness, you will be guided to create a sensorial map of the various characteristics of each wine and each dish to create real sensorial profiles. The historic Germano Angelo winery is an important piece of the history of Barolo. Teobaldo Germano was the founder and first president of the Barolo cooperative winery, which was later dissolved in 1930 and purchased by Davide Germano to transform it into his own winery. The tasting takes place in the now renovated rooms. The same Davide who founded the Consortium for the Protection of Barolo and Barbaresco in 1934. We can't tell everything here... discover our world for yourself.

THE ITINERARY: after familiarizing yourself with your Segway® through the training phase, you will be guided through the streets of Alba's historic center with historical, artistic and cultural insights to discover all its secrets, history, monuments and the beauty of this small capital of wine, truffles and cuisine! It's an unforgettable and fun experience to visit the city in an alternative way through unusual alleys and try out an extraordinary ecological way to move.  

Experience Italy’s historical town of Alba and the surrounding Langhe area like never before during this segway tour, which is perfect for travelers short on time. After familiarizing yourself with your segway, make your way through the historic center of Alba and its surrounding vineyards before venturing up and into the Langue hills, where you’ll take in views of the beautiful landscape.

Italy’s Piedmont region is known as a gastronomic capital. On this private tour, you won’t just get to taste some of its most famous culinary products—you’ll go behind the scenes and see how they’re produced. First, join a truffle hunter and his dog on a walk, and see if you unearth any treasures. Then, transfer to a family-run winery, where you’ll learn how wine is made and enjoy samples of Barolo. Note: occasionally, the truffle hunt may be shared with a few other guests, in order to preserve the delicate environment where truffles grow, endangered by the recent climate changes

Add an authentic local experience to your Piedmont vacation, and go truffle hunting in La Morra, an area known for its Barolo wine and both black and white truffles. With a private guide just for your sole group, you’ll explore the woods and nebbiolo grape vineyards, learning about the Cuneo province and its esteemed food and wine as you go.

From Barolo and Barbaresco to Nebbiolo and Dolcetto, Italy’s Piedmont region offers some of the country’s most beloved wines. On this tour, you’ll sample some of the region’s best, all options customizable to your palate. With your driver taking care of logistics, sit back, relax, and take part in northwestern Italy’s favorite way to indulge.

The take-off point as for any hot air balloon flight is chosen based on the direction of the wind, with the aim of passing over or near Mondovì. Tradition has it that everyone tries to pass over or as close as possible to the Belvedere Civic Tower which overlooks the city and then descends and lands on one of the many grass fields that surround Mondovì.

The unique Vespa experience totally sustainable in Piemonte. Not just for the Vespa but also for all the other experience that you will live in Langa

We start the tour with an introduction to the building, its history and what it is used for today. Attention to the design and details. Then we walk along 6 art walls with a total of 50 works of art measuring 50x40 cm and 20X30 cm. Three art walls interact with the building and tree provide a glimpse into the future. The artist herself is present and will answer all questions. We end the tour with a water tasting of 3 different flavors. the tour is informative, inspiring and entertaining. A nice bonus is meeting new people.

The take-off point as for any hot air balloon flight is chosen based on the direction of the wind, with the aim of passing over or near Mondovì. Tradition has it that everyone tries to pass over or as close as possible to the Belvedere Civic Tower which overlooks the city and then descends and lands on one of the many grass fields that surround Mondovì.