Itinerary
Day 1 Milan Turin
Departure from Milan bound for Turin, the city that from a small hillfoot village first became the capital of the Kingdom of Italy and later the capital of the united Italy
Overnight stay in Turin at Best Western Plus Hotel Genova or similar.
Day 2 Turin
After breakfast, today is your to discover the city on your own.
We recommens to visit Piazza Castello, the beautiful square considered the heart of the city in which the 2000 year old Palazzo Madama was built. Piazza Castello is surrounded by the Royal Palace, the Royal Theatre and the magnificent Church of San Lorenzo and is close to the Cathedral, the Holy Shroud Chapel and the Palatina Roman Gate archaeological area. Walking along Via Roma, marked by elegant arcades, you will reach the 17th century Piazza San Carlo and Piazza Carignano, as well as the impressive Palazzo Carignano designed by Architect Guarino Guarini. Crossing the exclusive Piazza Carlo Alberto you can admire the Industria Subalpina Gallery, enriched by antique shops and historic Cafés.
Alternatively, you can add a guided walking tour of the city & Royal Palace for an additional cost.
Overnight stay in Turin at Best Western Plus Hotel Genova or similar.
Day 3 Turin Langhe region
After breakfast, check-out and depart for your hotel in the Langhe area, a region characterized by its distinctive hills and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This area boasts exceptional vineyards that produce some of the finest Italian wines, alongside medieval villages that blend seamlessly into an unparalleled Italian landscape.
The first stop will be at the innovative Barolo Wine Museum located within the Barolo Castle. Following this, you will proceed to visit the Serralunga D’Alba Castle and the Salone of the Valvassori, which features exquisite fifteenth-century frescoes.
Overnight stay in Santa Vittoria D'Alba at Albergo All'Agenzia or similar.
Day 4 Langhe region
After a rich buffet breakfast, departure to admire the twentieth-century Novello Castle from the outside, highly towering over vineyards and woods, a secure visual stronghold of this part of the Langa. The redundant terracotta facade, the crenellated towers, the profusion of warheads and arches, the large staircase in white marble.
Addittionally, you can add an optional tasting tour of Honey with lunch in a local restaurant. In the afternoon, return to your hotel and the remainder of the day is a t leisure.
Overnight stay in Santa Vittoria D'Alba at Albergo All'Agenzia or similar.
Day 5 Langhe region
After your buffet breakfast, departure for a tour of a renowned Ciabot in La Morra, where guests will have the opportunity to visit the company and sample the various types of wine produced. While in the vicinity of La Morra, or perhaps along the route connecting Alba and Neive, one should not miss the impressive giant benches that have become a notable tourist attraction in Piedmont, particularly in the Langhe region. These large, vividly colored benches, designed by American designer Chris Bangle, are situated in picturesque locations throughout the Langhe landscape, away from the usual tourist paths, providing a delightful means to organize an extraordinary tour of the Langhe—a treasure hunt that evokes the joys of childhood.
The afternoon is free for guests to relish the leisurely pace of nature or to partake in one of the optional experiences (extra cost).
Overnight stay in Santa Vittoria D'Alba at Albergo All'Agenzia or similar.
Day 6 Langhe region Milan
Breakfast at the hotel, followed by departure for Milan.
En route, there will be a stop in Santo Stefano Belbo to visit the birthplace of Cesare Pavese, the renowned Italian writer. In the afternoon, we will arrive in the Italian capital of fashion and design, a bridge-city linking it with Northern Europe. The Gothic cathedral and the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, which hosts Leonardo da Vinci’s fresco of the Last Supper, exemplify the artistic and cultural heritage of the city, while its broad avenues, contemporary buildings, and futuristic architectural structures link it to the present.
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