Turin, known as ‘Torino’ in Italian, lies beside a scenic stretch of the River Po, presided over by the towering peaks of the beautiful snowy Alps. This favourable spot led the famous architect Le Corbusier to describe Turin as ‘the city with the most beautiful natural location in the world’. The capital city of northern Italy’s Piedmont region, Turin has become synonymous with a cutting-edge food scene, and is known for its art, design, and innovation - weaving a rich bohemian, esoteric history with progressive creativity. The wide, stately portico-lined boulevards, fascinating museums, elegant arcades, and genteel belle epoque cafes are the perfect stomping ground for travellers seeking a unique and authentic Italian experience away from the hordes of tourists so often associated with Italian travel.
Located in the Italian province of Cuneo, the small village of Cerretto Langhe is situated in the beautiful Piedmont region. Set northeast of Cuneo and southeast of Turin, Cerretto Langhe serves as a great base from which to explore the scenic surrounds. There are a variety of wonderful activities and attractions to look forward to. Visitors can take in the stunning views from the Big Bench Niella Belbo scenic viewpoint, sample locally produced wines at Rivetto and Azienda Agricola Giribaldi, and visit the historical landmark of Monumento alla Resistenza. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy an array of delicious Italian dishes on offer at a collection of traditional cafes and restaurants and stroll through the picturesque streets lined with quaint red-roofed heritage buildings.
