Agriturismo Piedmont

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A luxury agriturismo in Piedmont

Arguably, Piedmont’s cuisine is Italy’s finest. It’s a region of varied landscapes, still relatively undiscovered by tourists. If what you really like on holiday is to switch off completely, then book one of our agriturismos in Piedmont. They’ve all been personally visited and selected by me, Margot.

The map above shows all my agriturismos in Piedmont. Because I’ve only selected the very best, they quickly get booked up, so don’t delay!

From the mountains to the plain

Piedmont lies between the Ligurian coast in the South and the Italian lakes in the North. The name Piedmont means “at the foot of the mountains”. Between the towering Alps and the flat Po valley lies an undulating landscape dotted with old towns and villages. Vineyards clothe every slope. When I lived in Milan, this is where I would often retreat for a relaxing weekend.

Friendly little towns, culinary delights

In Piedmont you’ll find a host of charming towns and villages, like Asti, Alba and Barolo. And of course, bustling Turin, the birthplace of Fiat. And don’t miss the local delicacies: the region is famous for its Barolo wines, for sparkling Asti and for truffles. And it is the cradle of the slow food movement. So enjoy, and….slow down!

The prettiest agriturismos, chosen specially for you!

Slowing down is just what you’ll do in the luxury agriturismos I’ve selected. An agriturismo is a working farm with accommodation for holidaymakers. You’ll be staying in a luxury suite, a romantic room or a comfortable apartment. Many agriturismos have their own swimming-pool, and sometimes even a restaurant (with delicious local dishes). Wherever you are, you’ll be in the countryside, often surrounded by hills and vineyards.

Booking an agriturismo in Piedmont

With the map above you can make your booking at your favourite agriturismo in Piedmont. If you’d like to look even further afield, take a look at my agriturismos in the Italian Lakes or my agriturismos in Tuscany. Need help? Just mail me. I know the region and each agriturismo well.

Margot's tip

Le Langhe

Le Langhe is one of the most enchanting regions of Piedmont, famous for its rolling hills, vast vineyards and charming medieval villages. A panoramic drive through the region, from Alba to Monforte d'Alba, is highly recommended. Along the way, a stop in picturesque La Morra is not to be missed. From the central square Belvedere, you will enjoy spectacular views of the hilly landscape full of vineyards - the square truly lives up to its name. For the active traveler, there are numerous hiking and biking trails through this picturesque area.

Margot's tip

Barolo: A village and wine

In my opinion, the picturesque town of Barolo is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and the hometown of the world famous Barolo wines. Through most of the surrounding vineyards you are allowed to walk freely and several trails have been established. While walking through the beautiful countryside, La Cappella del Barolo is certainly going to catch your eye. In exchange for a bottle of Barolo per week - for the rest of their lives - so the story says, 2 artists created a colorful chapel. If you want to learn more about the history of wine, visit the WiMu (Wine Museum), located in the Barolo Castle.

Margot's tip

Eataly in Torino

Torino, a city of historic grandeur and modern charm, is famous for its miles of covered arcades, such as along Via Roma, ideal for shopping or strolling in style. In Torino, a visit to the original establishment of Eataly is a must. This culinary paradise is a combination of a market, restaurant and cooking school, with an emphasis on local, high-quality products. You'll find artisan pasta, cheeses and wines from Piedmont. Taste 2 of my personal favorites from this region: vitello tonnato and gianduiotti (chocolate truffles).