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Farm-house Ca San Sebastiano - Alessandria
Agriturismo · Camino (Alessandria)

Ca San Sebastiano

From €120 per night for 2 guests

"Is open to hotel guests and outsiders every day on reservation (closed on TUESDAYS). It is a charming place where peace..."

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Farm-house La Torricella - Cuneo
Agriturismo · Monforte d'Alba (Cuneo)

La Torricella

From €140 per night for 2 guests

"The most beautiful and evocative view is the panorama: vineyards hills shaped by the farmer's hand, the Langa villages..."

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Agriturismo in Piedmont with Restaurant, Spa

Farm stays in Piedmont concentrate in the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato hills south of Turin, a wine landscape listed by UNESCO where nearly every farm bottles something. This is Barolo and Barbaresco country, and also the home of the white truffle of Alba.

Where to base yourself

The Langhe around Alba, Barolo and La Morra are the heart of it: steep vineyard slopes, villages a few kilometres apart, and cellars that receive visitors year round. The Roero, just across the Tanaro, is sandier, wilder and cheaper, with hazelnut groves and eroded cliffs. Monferrato, towards Asti, is gentler and less crowded, known for Barbera and for its underground cellars. To the north, the lakes and the Alps of the Val d'Ossola offer a completely different, mountain-farming Piedmont.

What these farms offer

  • Cellar visits and tastings on the estate that grew the grapes
  • White truffle hunts from October to December, black summer truffle from May
  • Hazelnuts, and the cakes and creams made from them, as a farm product
  • Half board with a Piedmontese table: tajarin, vitello tonnato, brasato al Barolo
  • Cycling and walking routes marked between the wine villages

Timing

Autumn is the region's peak: harvest in September, truffle fairs at Alba through October and November, and the vineyards turning red and gold. Book months ahead for that window. Spring is quiet and green, summer warm and much cheaper. Winter brings fog to the hills and many farms close.

Turin airport is under an hour from the Langhe, Milan Malpensa around two. The hills are reachable by car only in practice, and roads between villages are narrow and steep but short.

In Piedmont we have 148 farmhouses, including 55 with swimming pool, 83 with restaurant and 63 pet friendly.



Here is the list of our farms with the restaurant. Eating in a farmhouse means finding the regional cuisine cooked with high quality ingredients at the right price. Enjoy your meal! in Piedmont.

Farm stays with a wellness centre and spa let you relax while staying close to nature. Sauna, Turkish bath, massages and more: contact your agriturismo to learn about the treatments available for your stay.

Zones

Langhe Langhe and Roero Monferrato Farmhouse near Expo Milan 2015 Maggiore Lake Near Ricetto di Candelo Viverone Lake Biellese Via Francigena Canavese Lake Orta The Monte Rosa Massif

Provinces

Turin Cuneo Asti Alessandria Novara Vercelli Biella Verbano-Cusio-Ossola
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Frequently asked questions about Piedmont

How many agriturismi are there in Piedmont and how are they distributed?
Piedmont has 148 active agriturismo structures. The province with the highest concentration is Cuneo (50 structures), followed by Asti (30), Alessandria (26), Turin (13), and Novara (10). The offer spans very different territories: from the wine hills to the Alpine valleys and the lakes of the Verbano area.
Which are the best areas for an agriturismo in Piedmont?
Le Langhe and Monferrato concentrate the majority of structures, most of them tied to viticulture. Lago Maggiore and Lago D'Orta offer lakeside settings with open landscapes. The Canavese and Biellese areas are quieter, suited to those looking for immersion in nature away from heavy tourist flows. Langhe and Roero remain the most in-demand area.
What do you eat at agriturismi in Piedmont?
Piedmontese cuisine is built around first courses such as tajarin al ragù and agnolotti del plin, and main courses of Fassona beef and game. DOP cheeses include Castelmagno, Raschera, and Murazzano. Truffles — white from Alba in autumn, black in other seasons — appear on many menus. Barolo, Barbaresco, and Barbera d'Asti wines complete the food and wine offer.
When is the best time to visit an agriturismo in Piedmont?
September and October are the most in-demand months: they coincide with the grape harvest in Le Langhe and the Alba white truffle season. Spring, from April through June, is well suited for hiking and flowering landscapes. Winter works in areas near Alpine ski resorts. Summer is the quietest season in the hills, with mild temperatures.
What services do agriturismi in Piedmont offer?
The most common services include an on-site restaurant with house-made cuisine, wine tastings at the estate, and pet-friendly accommodation. Some structures have a pool, fattoria didattica, or organic certification. Availability varies considerably by area and property type. On the Agriturismi.it portal you can filter structures by specific service and find those that match your needs.
What can you do during an agriturismo stay in Piedmont?
In Le Langhe and Monferrato, cellar tastings are the main activity, often combined with guided tours of the production facilities. In the Biellese and Canavese areas there are trekking and cycling routes. In the lake districts of Lago Maggiore and Lago D'Orta, water-based activities are available. Some farms organize Piedmontese cooking classes and workshops on dairy production.

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