High Langa

One of the main towns in the Langhe. Its height (739 meters over sea level), its closeness to the Maritme Alps and its meadows give it an unusual mountain appearance.

The existence in the proximity of ancient necropolis, paved Roman roads and funerary steles confirm that the town has existed since ancient times.

The country is characterized by agricultural and livestock activities: fruit, vegetables, beans and hazelnuts are among the main products. The town, surrounded by green, is perfect for those who love walking in peace.

The village is located in Valle Uzzone and is characterized by uncontaminated landscapes where you can walk through unusual itineraries far from the noise.

The economy of Camo is predominantly agricultural and focuses on the cultivation of the Muscat grape, from which are obtained the precious Asti DOCG and Moscato d'Asti DOCG.

Camerana is made of many different little villages, among which Villa, with its medieval tower and other monuments. The tower, symbol of the town, was built in 1268.

Village in the Belbo valley known for its typical products: the hazelnuts, the white beans known as “Regina di Spagna” (queens of Spain) and the robiola cheese made from goat milk.

The town got its name from a legend about Nella di Cortemilia, secluded in the town’s castle in order not to be abused by the local lord Lionello.

The municipality of Bonvicino is made of a bunch of houses gathered round the parish church, an ancient stone chapel, some farms on the hills around, and the little village of Lovera.

Benevello, built on the north border of the “alta Langa”, offers a wonderful view on Alba and its territory.

Built on the border between the Dogliani area and the first hills of the so-called “alta Langa”, Belvedere is famous for the view it offers.

The town, inhabited by 150 people, is the smallest Italian municipality; it’s made of a few houses gathered around the parish church of the Guardian Angels.