Barolo, located in Italy’s Cuneo province in the Piedmont region, is a gorgeous hilltop village and top wine destination in the country. A viticultural centre for more than four hundred years, this little town boasts a big name and some absolutely exquisite wines. Besides numerous tasting opportunities, tours, and pairing meals at award-winning restaurants, enthusiasts will also be able to delve into the history of the art-form by visiting the Museo del Vino a Barolo, set in the town’s magnificent tenth-century castle, Falletti, and complete with interactive installations. The town is beautiful enough to enjoy for its own sake, too, with its breathtaking valley views, historic architecture and charming atmosphere, and those who prefer exploring over drinking can rent a scooter to zip through the stunning surroundings.