• Alba - Alba is celebrated for its historic allure, exquisite cuisine, and the renowned White Truffle Fair, which takes place on weekends in October and November.

Discover the medieval towers and the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the town’s primary cathedral.

Explore local shops for some of the finest hazelnut cream in the world, or savor a meal in a quaint, traditional restaurant offering Piedmont specialties like fresh egg pasta and veal with tuna sauce.

• Barolo - Experience a visit to a family-operated winery set in a scenic location surrounded by vineyards. Tour the cellars and gain insights directly from the winemakers about the production of Barolo, a wine strictly regulated and made exclusively from Nebbiolo grapes, with specific rules regarding vineyard location, aging, and classification.

Learn how each hill and vineyard has its own distinct name and character, affecting the wine’s structure, aroma, and aging potential.

Participate in a guided tasting of at least six DOC and DOCG red wines, sometimes seven, including Barolo, with a focus on quality, terroir, terroir expression, and local tradition.

• Grinzane Cavour Castle - Delight in a visit to a medieval castle recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering breathtaking views over the Langhe hills and surrounding vineyards.

Inside the castle, explore the historic wine shop, regarded as the oldest in the Piedmont region, and learn about its significant connection to Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour.

Cavour was instrumental in the advancement of Barolo wine, advocating for modern winemaking techniques and aiding in the transformation of Barolo from a local product to an internationally acclaimed wine.

Please note: on Tuesdays, when the castle is closed, the visit is substituted with a stop at a panoramic viewpoint in La Morra, renowned for some of the finest vineyard views in the Barolo region.

• Walking tour and free time in Alba
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Stop at a UNESCO-listed castle or panoramic viewpoint (Panoramic viewpoint on Tuesdays)
• Visit to a family-run winery with cellar access
• Licensed, professional English-speaking tour guide
• Guided tasting of 7 Langhe DOC & DOCG red wines, including Barolo

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop off

Explore Barolo, famously known as the “King of Wines and the Wine of Kings,” on an intimate group tour from Milan to the vineyard-covered hills of the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage wine region.

Travel in comfort with a small group, accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

The journey begins in Alba, renowned as the world capital of white truffles and the birthplace of Nutella. Enjoy two hours of leisure time to wander the historic center and savor lunch.

From Alba, proceed to the Barolo wine region to visit a family-owned winery offering breathtaking views of the Langhe hills. Tour the traditional cellar, meet the winemakers, and partake in a guided tasting of seven wines, including Barolo, while discovering local vineyards and winemaking traditions.

The itinerary also features a visit to Grinzane Cavour Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by vineyards and one of the Langhe’s iconic viewpoints.

(On Tuesdays, when the castle is closed, the visit is substituted with a scenic viewpoint in La Morra or Barbaresco.)

• Travel time is included in the total duration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.