Langa Monregalese

Roascio is one of the smallest towns in the Langhe. Here you can admire traces of the galleries that belonged to the fort of Ceva, built in the XVI-XVII century for Carlo Emanuele II Savoia.

The town extends almost entirely along the two kilometers of the central road, along which some smaller villages alternate, hosting the main social and commercial activities.

Mondovì, a town rich in art, history and studies. It has a scenic position near the Langhe and Alpi and its highest part (Piazza) is surrounded by medieval walls.

Little town situated in the Langa Monregalese. Among the hills there’s the parish church of saint Andrew, in which walls is included an ancient Roman rombstone.

An important wine center, Clavesana is rediscovering its tourist aspiration, being a rich gastronomic destination thanks to the presence of truffles and hazelnuts.

Ceva is well known for the mushroom exhibition (in September) that brought the town's name all over the world.

This small and lively village in the Langhe, built in a beautiful panoramic place, is dominated by the ancient castle, built in the XIV century and still well preserved.

The village, located in the part of Langhe called Monregalese, is surrounded by fields of wheat, pastures, woods and Dolcetto vineyards.

Built on the hills at the entrance of the so called Alta Langa monregalese, the town, placed on the top of a hill, offers a wonderful view on the Langhe and the Alps.

Carrù is a little town situated on the left side of the Tanaro river. In the town centre you can find a lot of historic buildings.

The town built on the confluence of the Ellero and the Tanaro rivers has in the past a strategic importance and was fought for by the marquis of Saluzzo, Ceva and Monferrato.