Piedmont — meaning ‘at the foot of the mountains’— is renowned for its fine wines and as a champion of the Slow Food movement. The team has explored this corner of northwest Italy, fanning out from Turin to visit its wine villages and seek out the best places to stay. Piedmont stretches northeast to the shores of Lake Maggiore and southwest to Provence in France, its hills dotted with medieval villages and family-run vineyards. Although Piedmont isn’t as well known a wine region as Tuscany, it produces some of Italy’s finest labels, such as Barolo and Barbaresco. Regional cuisine is also a highlight. At its heart is the city of Turin, the first capital of the unified Italy. Renaissance and Baroque architecture, museums and galleries, and gourmet restaurants grace its boulevards and piazzas, while giants of industry ensure that Piedmont remains one of Italy’s most affluent regions.
D1
Monforte Test Ride
D2
LE LANGHE
D2
BAROLO AND BARBARESCO
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Vicoforte — Limone
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Palanfré e Fortini Tenda
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Fauniera Cima Pantani
Hotel