The region Piedmont is situated in the North Western part of Italy, largely surrounded by the Alps. The literal translation of Piedmont is “at the feet of the mountains”. This region is even for Italian standards rather vast; from Lago Maggiore in the north, a little more south the rice fields at the river Po in the region Vercelli/Novara down to Turin, the Alps and his ski regions to the southern provinces of Asti, Alessandria and Cuneo in the direction of the Mediterranean sea.
The varied landscape has a lot of cultural-historic places of interest and nature parks and reserves. It offers a wide range of hiking, cycling and biking routes and the possibility to go skiing.
From history books we know Piedmont also as the region from the royal kingdom Savoye which ruled for more than 1,000 years over this region and a great number of regions and countries beyond.
The city of Turin, with the knickname ‘little Paris’, was the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy. For a long time we only knew Turin as the city of Fiat factory. Only after the Olympic Winter Games of 2006 Turin became a beloved and popular city. A visit to this fascinating city is appealing.
Gastronomy enthusiasts from all over the world visit this region to savor the delicious cuisine and outstanding wines.
Particularly the white truffle and Barolo / Barbaresco wines are world famous.
De ontdekking van de hemel noemde Jamie Oliver even pronounced this region “ the discovery of heaven” in his magazine of June 2013 Slow food is ontstaan (Bra).
Naturally we fully agree with him on this. All the more so because we believe this region has so much more to offer besides outstanding food and wines.
In 2014 a part of the Langhe was placed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list for its culture, landscapes, outstanding living testimony to winegrowing and winemaking traditions. Ever since the region presents itself even more proud and self-convinced to the world and potential visitors.
In October 2018 Lonely Planet pronounced the region as one of the Top10 destinations to visit in 2019.
With pride the region wears the compared name‘ New Tuscany’. The sloping hills, the nearly sleeping villages, ancient distinguished places with castles and towers, authentic farm life and the divine cuisine with his royal wines make The Langhe a region worthwhile visiting.
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A small village (325 inhabitants) on the edge of the Alte Langhe (high Langhe) and on the edge of the UNESCO area Barolo .
On the face of it a quiet village with few inhabitants and relatively little activity. This is fully compensated by the agricultural activities in hazelnuts and grapes.
Directly on the important road for many tourists (SP32) from the city Alba via Murrazzano to the coast and the gateway via Bossolasco to Alte Langhe.
Serravalle Langhe is also part of the "strada romantica delle Langhe e Roero" car route and is on the route of many walking and cycling routes.
It is not unimportant that you find here the well-known and culinary high quality restaurant La Coccinella and that you can taste, buy and eat delicious wine at Azienda Vinicola Vivalda.
In addition, in Serravalle Langhe you can also eat at Trattoria Belvedere , BarLume and do your daily shopping in a small-scale supermarket La Botega delle Langhe .
And yet ... a very quiet village where you can enjoy all the good things the region has to offer in silence and tranquility.
Because of its position on top of the hills, you have a breathtaking view of the Alps towards France from every position in the village and in clear weather you see the Alps around Turin and more to the north of Switzerland.
The Monviso , which is so important for the region, stands out like a halo against the sunset at the French Alps.
The UNESCO area of Barolo with villages such as Monforte d'Alba, Serralunga d 'Alba and La Morra you can see from the terrace and are within 7- 12km away.
Anna & Marco van den Bosch
Localita San Bovo 5
12050 Serravalle Delle Langhe Italy
+39 331 954 9681+31 655 795 790
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