Truffle hunting can be a fun and exciting activity, but it’s important to dress appropriately to ensure your comfort and safety. Here’s what you should consider wearing for a truffle hunt in Italy: Comfortable Clothing: Truffle hunting often involves walking through forests and uneven terrain, so wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a bit dirty. Long pants and long-sleeved shirts are recommended to protect against scratches from branches and insects. Sturdy Footwear: Wear...Read More

When the autumn leaves start to fall, the quaint town of Alba in Piedmont, Italy, becomes a global hotspot for gastronomy lovers. It’s the time of the Alba International White Truffle Fair. Year after year, the question resurfaces: Is it worth attending the Alba Truffle Festival? In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the worthiness of this extraordinary culinary event and why it consistently garners global attention. Is the Alba Truffle festival worth it? The...Read More

The International White Truffle Fair of Alba is one of the main showcases of Italian gastronomy and excellence. From 5 October to 24 November the municipality of Alba, in Piedmont region, will receive more than 600,000 person. The 3 reasons to visit Alba, during this period are: Food, Wine, White Truffle and Old Town exploring. Before you decide where to stay in Alba, let’s break down those stereotypes. That’s precisely why we wrote this guide...Read More

Italy is a country overflowing with charm and allure, brimming with enchanting destinations that make the hearts of travelers flutter with anticipation. Among such captivating spots are the Langhe and Roero areas, nestled in the Piedmontese province of Cuneo and located a mere 70 kilometers from the vibrant city of Turin. A picture-perfect blend of culture, nature, art, and outdoor activities, these regions are undoubtedly worth exploring. During Vinum, the city streets transform into tasting...Read More

Best Langhe Luxury Hotels and Resorts of 2020 The territory of the Langhe and Roero is a wonderful area from the point of view of the landscape, in fact, they are, together with Monferrato, a UNESCO heritage area precisely for the wine-growing landscape. But between the hills and the vineyards, some Langhe Luxury Relais has been created, ideal to spend the holidays among the Langhe. Here there are many Relais and Hotels of excellence that...Read More

What kind of wine is Moscato? The name Moscato derives from “muscat” given its scent of nutmeg, musk and peaches. The vineyard from which the Moscato wine is produced is precisely the white-yellow Moscato with a golden hue. Italian Moscato wine is a very aromatic sweet white wine. Moscato wine is produced in many regions of Italy and not only, in fact, Muscat wine is also produced in France, Spain, Greece and South Africa. Muscat...Read More

The Harvest in Turin – Grapes in Town 2020 La Vendemmia a Torino returns to the Piedmontese capital for a new edition this fall. The event “La Vendemmia a Torino 2020”, dedicated to Piedmont’s winemaking excellences in the showcase between palaces, royal residences and boutiques of the city will take place from ****IN UPDATE****  nine days of wine tasting and culture. The appointment with this new Turin gastronomic event promoted by the Department of Culture...Read More

Monforte in Jazz Festival By climbing through the streets of Monforte d’Alba, beautiful center of the Langhe and the birthplace of great producers of Barolo, there is always conquered by the beauty of ‘ Auditorium Horszowsky, situated on the summit of a medieval village. A unique place and one of the most unique locations in the Italian festival scene: right here many of the most famous and popular players in the international music scene give...Read More

Cioccolatò 2019 The most famous event in Italy on artisanal chocolate returns to Turin, the Piedmontese capital with a completely new guise, the primary actors are the master chocolatiers, their art and the excellence of their products. From 8 to 17 November 2019 in Piazza San Carlo and Via Roma. The aim of Cioccolatò 2019 Turin Chocolate Festival, gives originality and variety to the event and give importance to the enhancement of excellence, tradition, and...Read More

The largest open-air restaurant in Europe, the Asti Festival of Festivals is one of the most awaited events of September in Asti. During the harvest period, for the production of the best wines of Piedmont, the city fills up people who meet to participate in the Festival Delle Sagre in Asti. Creative cuisine · Best brunch · Child-friendly · Tasting menus · Cheap eats · Great food · Healthy options · Cosy atmosphere · Large portions What is Asti’s festival of festivals? The Asti’s Festival of Festivals is a traditional festival...Read More