Cisterna d’Asti

The town is dominated by the majestic castle, with its strong walls. It’s an art and crafts museum.

On the main road, leading to the castle, there are restaurants, cellars and shops where you can buy a wonderful bread, salami and mustard.

The hills towards Canale are covered with vineyards, while the side towards Ferrere is still beautiful with woods, full of walks and picnic areas. There, it isn’t uncommon to meet games.

History

Anciently founded as a fortified village, this town has a long and complicated history.

First it was a feud of the town of Asti, then it was owned by the Garretti, the Guttuari, the Della Rovere d’Aragona and other families, until it was owned by the Dal Pozzo since 1650.

It was then owned by the Holy See until 1741, when Benedetto XIV gave it to the Savoia family.

10 Aug

The night of wishes. Trekking under the stars on the night of San Lorenzo

A walk from sunset to evening through the most suggestive places of the Roero, to a meadow where you can toast, make wishes, and be enchanted by shooting stars
10 Aug

Landscapes and Beyond: The Palacinka Circus

Experience a special evening in the heart of Neive with Il Circo Palacinka, a traveling show through the streets of the village. At the end, Cascina Fonda Winery will offer a tasting of two sparkling wines.
13 Aug

Shooting star e-bike tour

The 1st shooting star e-bike tour with Piedmont Region cycling guides
15 Aug

Ferragosto Lunch: at Francesco Rosso’s winery

For those who wish to spend a Ferragosto dedicated to good food, wine, and the tranquility of the Roero hills, here is an experience not to be missed and to be shared with family and friends.

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