Santa Vittoria d’Alba

Santa Vittoria stands in a special and appealing place, a wonderful scenario over the hill of the Langhe and Roero.

The town is made special by its medieval tower and, economically, by the Cinzano factory.

The Turriglio, a round ruin dating back to the II century a. C., was first built by the Romans.

In the town, the parish church of the Assumption and the fraternity of saint Francis are surely worth a visit.

In the latter are some paintings by Giovanni Canavesio.

History

The town got its name from the Roman victory on Alaric, king of the Visigoths’ tribe, in 402.

In the light of dawn the Goths mistook the Roman lances for the equally geometric and regular vineyards’ stakes.

In the Middle Ages the hill of Santa Vittoria was strongly wanted by the town of Alba because of its strategic importance; after a long war against Asti the town conquered it.

Later, the town was owned by the Visconti from Milan and, in the first half of the seventeenth century, by Carlo Emanuele di Savoia.

Cascina Sòt is located in Monforte d'Alba

Save the Date!

13 September 2025 — 21 September 2025

Wineries Open Their Doors for the Harvest

An unforgettable experience to discover the secrets of wine directly from the producers, including tastings and untold stories, in an authentic atmosphere of conviviality

Discover the event

Events in Santa Vittoria d’Alba and around

Eat & Sleep in Santa Vittoria d’Alba and around

Castle of Monticello

Piazza San Ponzio, 2, 12066 Monticello d'Alba, CN, Italia
Discover ↝

The tower of Corneliano

Corneliano d'Alba, CN, Italia
Discover ↝

MuBATT Museum of the Battle

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, II, 2, 12040 Ceresole Alba CN
Discover ↝

Pollenzo

Pollenzo, CN, Italia
Discover ↝

The parish church of San Giovanni Battista

Via Evaldo Cassinelli, 1 12050 Castagnito
Discover ↝

Are you planning a trip in the Langhe region?

Let us help you design the perfect vacation, and live your stay like a true insider