Alla scoperta delle Langhe

We start from the town of Alba, full of ancient towers and monuments, continuing with the Bar to Bar route, which connects Barolo with Grinzane Cavour and Barbaresco, lands of great wines, a UNESCO heritage site. We then move through the wild nature of the Alta Langa. And finally, walking around the Belbo springs, in that slice of territory that slopes gently towards the Tanaro Valley. An excellent job for visitors who want to get to know the Langhe off the beaten track. The geometries of the vineyards, the castles on the hills, the scenes of the ridges as far as the eye can see, the ruby color of the wine, enhanced by the crystalline transparency of a glass: these are, today, the Langhe in the imagination of the traveler attentive to the values of territory and in search of new experiences, well-being and the pleasures of the table. This is a book that suggests immersing yourself in a unique landscape, slowly. Even better if on foot, along small roads, cart paths and paths. Roberta Ferraris' guide talks about places and landscapes, offers visits to old farmhouses and unsuspected viewpoints, to cellars and inns, but above all precisely describes the pedestrian paths that allow you to get to know the undulating landscape of the Langhe hills, and which connect them to each other hamlets and villages, votive shrines and rural churches, isolated hilltops and panoramic ridges. Bar to Bar, Grande Traversata delle Langhe, Alba, Treiso, Roddino, Monforte, Sentiero Tanaro, Montezemolo, Sorgenti del Belbo.