Piedmont, located in the northwest of Italy, is a region that enchants visitors from all over the world thanks to its cultural, landscape and gastronomic richness.
Piedmontese culture is an inexhaustible treasure of history and art. Not to be missed is a visit to the Reggia di Venaria, a 17th-century architectural masterpiece, and a stroll through the streets of Turin, where you can discover world-class museums such as the Egyptian Museum and the Cinema Museum.
But Piedmont is also a land of small historic villages, each with its own unique character and history, ready to give you moments of pure wonder.
Piedmont offers a variety of landscapes that can conquer every visitor. From the Alpine peaks, home of trekking and skiing, to the shores of Lake Maggiore, ideal for relaxing walks in contact with nature.
Let's not forget the rolling hills of the Langhe and Monferrato, where man's work has created unique panoramas, recognized as a UNESCO heritage site. Piedmontese gastronomy is the result of a long tradition of excellence in the food sector.
Prestigious wines such as Barolo and Barbaresco, symbols of Italian winemaking in the world, are born here.
Piedmont is also the land of origin of the white Alba truffle and the delicious Piedmont PGI hazelnuts, ingredients that have given life to iconic recipes and world-famous products such as gianduia chocolate.
And you can't talk about Piedmontese food and wine without mentioning the great variety of cheeses, cured meats and traditional desserts that complete a simply extraordinary gastronomic offering.
Piedmont is a region that never ceases to amaze, offering a perfect balance between tradition and innovation.
A place where history meets modernity, giving life to a rich and varied tourist experience, that will satisfy even the most demanding traveler.
