Holiday in Piedmont

General

Towns

History

Sun and sea

Nature

Food and wine

Piedmont is a green and fertile region with lovely rolling hills, large and small forest areas, the Alps towards the north, which reach impressive heights and almost everywhere endless vineyards planted with some of the best grapes imaginable, such as Nebbiolo.

The capital of the region is Italy's former capital city, Turin. Turin is an undiscovered treasure. The city centre is beautiful and impressive with large squares, many charming streets with great cafes, restaurants and shopping.

In addition to lots of fantastic wine and beautiful scenery, Piedmont can offer the visitor a range of impressive palaces especially from the 17th century. In many places these stand majestic and beautiful on the rolling hills.

We recommend

Albergo Moretti (Moretti)

But it is all true. However, many would no doubt find it difficult to believe the price: Here it still is possible to live well for a reasonable price.
The bedrooms are clean and comfortable, and the style is thoroughly homely in the best meaning of the word.

Collina San Michele (Vinchio)

The Collina San Michele farm is perched on a hilltop 350 m above sea level and the views from its terrace are fabulous. On clear days you can see up to 30 km across the surrounding hills and valleys with their countless vineyards and many small towns.

Hotel Flora (Stresa)

Hotel Flora is 200 m from Lake Maggiore and 800 m from the centre of Stresa and 1,5 km from the little habour . The boats sailing to the Borromeo islands are only a short distance away, and the funicular up the Mottarone mountain is not far away either.