The heart of Piedmont, with the Langhe of Barolo and the Barbaresco, Monferrato of Barbera and the gentle hills of Po.

Italian Unesco World Heritage Sites

Located between Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta.

The culture of the French-Provençal between the Stura di Lanzo, the Novalesa Abbey and the Gran Paradiso National Park

The legacy of the Walser culture of Upper Valsesia is nestled in a landscape dominated by the majestic presence of the Monte Rosa.

The nine valleys of Northern Piedmont: where the River Toce flows between breathtaking mountain pastures and unspoiled natural parks as well as an industrious valley.

The Occitan Piedmont area that goes from Upper Susa Valley to the Pesio Valley, which includes Mt. Monviso, also known as the Stone King, and this is where headwaters of the River Po begin.

The land of Gavi and Brachetto wines, of the ravioli and the farinata, located between Acqui, the city of the Bollente, and the Bormida Valley.

This is where the headwaters of the River Tanaro are located, between the Upper Langa, famous for its hazelnuts and Muscat wine, and the Monregalese known for its prized mushrooms

The amphitheatre of Ivrea is surrounded by the Serra, amidst fertile plains, small moraine lakes, hilly vineyards and sanctuaries of the Prealps of Biella.

Located between Alessandria and Tortona where the Rivers Po, Tanaro and Scrivia flow and transport the fragrance of canestrelli and baci di dama cookies

The plains between the Stura of Demonte and the River Po where the Marquis of Saluzzo overlooks the fertile plains of Cuneo

Land of great wines, such as the Ghemme and the Gattinara, and the unmistakable landscape of Baraggia where Italy's most prized rice varieties are cultivated

Found between the mountains and the sea

Wool mills and sanctuaries in the midst of forests, meadows, pastures and mountain pastures.

The Swiss Vaud confines, forests, meadows, Savoy residences and the great city of cars and various industries