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Serole
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In Serole it’s possible to see the wildest and less inhabited part of the Langhe, with the lawns, woods and rocks that in the summer are full of flowers and scents.
All these scents are to be found in the delicate cheese, made with pure goat’s milk, that are made in this town.
Its history lies, rather than in the events that occurred, in the natural beauties, the chestnut trees, the wolves and bears that used to live there and gave the name to a village, Ursariola.
But history passed there, too: a stone remembers the battle of Lepanto, when the Christian army defeated the Turks. This was a kind of revenge against the times when the Saracins destroyed the fertile Langhe land.
History
Very little is known of Serole’s history, maybe because the village has always been under Spigno’s influence.
Referrde to for the first time in 991, Serole was sold in 1209 to the town of Asti by Ottone I.
In 1300 Alberto del Carretto bought it, along with a part of Spigno. It was later owned by the marquis of Monferrato, the Asinari and the Savoia.
Save the Date!
15 August 2024 — 18 August 2024
Wineries Open Doors for Ferragosto
An unforgettable experience to discover the secrets of wine directly from the producers, including tastings and untold stories, in an authentic atmosphere of conviviality
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01 AugWinery Concerts: QUEENdi?
An evening of good wine, food and live music to enjoy a summer evening with the music of QUEENdi?
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02 Aug -
03 AugLequio’s night
On the occasion of the patronal festival, all night music comes to Rome Street with hardstyle, techno and hardcore
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04 AugOn the old cherry tree
On the centenary of the birth of teacher Mario Lodi, a performance-reading tribute to this great educator
Eat & Sleep in Serole and around
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Big tour of Langhe Saliceto - Gottasecca - Prunetto - Levice - Bergolo
Saliceto, CN, Italia
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San Frontiniano's Church
Chiesa di San Frontiniano, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, Arguello, Province of Cuneo, Italy
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