Top Langhe-Roero and Monferrato Nature and Wildlife

Hunt for truffles in Italy's Alba region with a truffle hunter during this private excursion. Use a truffle hunting dog to follow the scent of the elusive delicacy through the woods, and then enjoy a generous food tasting of local foods and truffle products such as truffle oil, salami, bruschetta, and wine. Food tasting is included.

Are you looking for great adventure Travel and private Langhe Tours for discover Piedmont Region? Truffle hunting tour La Morra is the best experience for learning about Langhe history and discovering the beauty of this city. Truffle hunting La Morra begins with a walk through the woods and vineyards of Nebbiolo wine accompanied by a Trifolao and his truffle dog. Truffle hunting in the areas of Barolo, La Morra is one of the favorite activities for truffle lovers. In these lands, we can find black truffle and Tuber Magnatum Pico, we can find black truffle. The municipality of La Morra in the province of Cuneo is a famous area of ​​the Langhe for several factors. Barolo, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, Freisa and Favorita wines are produced at the Morra. The town has the reputation of many renowned restaurants and two starred restaurants. You can customize and add Wine Tours with LaMorraWineTours.com

Come and let's discover together local wine culture from 'inside' the place! We'll experience local activities and taste local food, talk to local people, dipping in the heart of the 'Langhe' way of life, pretending to be Piedmontese for one day! Come and try!

Just an hour’s drive from Turin, the Langhe is an idyllic corner of rolling hills covered in vineyards and fascinating villages that produce some of Italy’s great wines like Barolo and Barbaresco. During this full-day tour a private driver will take you to some of the region’s top sights, starting from the charming medieval town of Alba, Italy’s truffle capital. You will visit also La Morra, the region’s highest village with sweeping views over the surrounding landscape, the delightful hamlet of Vergne and the castle of Grinzane Cavour that once belonged to Italy’s first prime minister, the Count of Cavour. Along the way, you will enjoy two tasting sessions at renowned wine estates to learn more about the wines produced here, as well as a traditional lunch in the magical setting of a local winery.

Located on the bank of the Tanaro river, in the heart of the Langhe and Roero wine district, Alba is a charming town famous for being home to a renowned international truffle fair, as well as the birthplace of delicious chocolate spread Nutella. Starting from Piazza Duomo, Alba’s main square, the guide will talk you through the history of the city and its elegant medieval center, where major landmarks include the ancient Roman gate, the Cathedral with an impressive wooden inlaid choir from the 16th century, the 14th-century towers, the noble palaces and the Town Hall displaying some of the town’s most important artistic masterpieces. The tour includes a wine tasting session of some of the region’s top labels.

The hiking tour starting in Alba, the Langhe capital, passes through the hills around the town providing walkers with a vantage point to enjoy a panorama overlooking the surrounding hills and valleys. Wine assumes a unique importance in this region. The Piedmont vineyard landscape is undoubtedly one of the most harmonious and most consistent with the ideal of a “scenic” rural and vineyard landscape, accentuated by the gently rolling hills that provide many vistas and panoramas with subtle nuances. In the middle of walking, just on the top of the hill, the winery waits you for a delicious wine tasting with small bites of traditional local products. This tour is indicated for tourists that arrive in Alba by pubblic transportation especially and without a car. This tour is recommended for people in good shape, used to walk uphill. Appropriate footwear and shoes are suggested. Length: about 6 km – 3.7 mi. - Elevation gain: 350 m – 1148 ft.