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If you want to drink well, get yourself a vineyard"
Langhe is a hilly region located in the Piedmont district of northern Italy. It is known for its scenic landscapes, vineyard cultivation, and historical relevance. Spanning more than just the province of Cuneo, Langhe’s geography extends to the eastern part of the province of Asti and features several municipalities.
The region is most famous for its winemaking heritage, producing some of the best Italian wines including Barolo, Barbaresco, Moscato, and Asti Spumante. The wineries and vineyards of Langhe are so unique that they have been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Apart from wine, Langhe is also famous for its food. The area is known for its white truffles, especially in the city of Alba, which hosts the International Alba White Truffle Fair annually.
Its rich history and culture attract many tourists, offering castles, towers, and charming hilltop villages to explore. The rural atmosphere, combined with the compelling regional cuisine, comfortable accommodations, and the enchanting beauty of its landscape make Langhe a popular destination for wine tourism, culinary tours, and relaxation vacations.
