Set off on your Electric Vespa from Pollenzo, known for its connection to food and wine and culture.
In Verduno, a small village in the Langhe, the Truffle Hunt becomes a fascinating experience, immersed in hills and vineyards. Guided by the "trifolao", expert truffle hunters, and their trained dogs, you'll explore the woods in search of the precious Alba White Truffle, famous for its intense aroma. This ancient tradition represents a deep bond with the land and nature, to be experienced as an authentic adventure among the typical flavors and scents of Piedmont.
Visit Grinzane Cavour, the charming village famous for its imposing castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The castle houses the Langhe Museum, dedicated to the history and culture of the region. In addition to its historical heritage, Grinzane Cavour is renowned for its delicious wines, especially Barolo, which attracts wine lovers every day.
Discover La Morra, known as "the balcony of the Langhe," for its spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, and learn about the eccentric Barolo Chapel, or Brunate Chapel, which attracts visitors from all over the world.
Set out to discover Barolo, the picturesque village famous for giving its name to the renowned Barolo wine, considered "the king of wines." Its narrow cobblestone streets and ancient cellars testify to centuries of wine-making tradition and rural charm. Surrounded by vineyard-covered hills, Barolo also offers beautiful panoramic views and a rich food and wine offerings.
Famous for its vineyards that produce some of the best wines in the area, particularly Barbaresco, Treiso is a village enriched by picturesque hilly landscapes and a rich food and wine tradition, making it a popular destination for lovers of good food and wine. With its narrow cobblestone streets and breathtaking views of the Langhe, Treiso enchants visitors with its rustic and authentic charm.
Barbaresco is a charming village located in the heart of Piedmont, known for being the center of production of the renowned wine of the same name. With its ancient cellars and breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards, the village exudes anatmosphere of authentic winemaking tradition. In addition to its importance in the wine world, Barbaresco also offers a rich history and architectural beauty that captivates visitors.
In Alba, the heart of the Langhe, you'll immerse yourself in ancient medieval towers and lively streets full of shops and cafes. Explore the city by Vespa, discovering enchanting squares and the famous Cathedral of San Lorenzo. Alba is also famous for the White Truffle Fair, an unmissable event for lovers of gastronomy and Piedmontese traditions.
Return to Pollenzo for Vespa return, by 7 pm.
