El Cavajer
The farmhouse "el cavajer" is located in a calm landed area, in proximity of manifold natural beauties and interesting sites: the Monviso mountain, the source…
The farmhouse "el cavajer" is located in a calm landed area, in proximity of manifold natural beauties and interesting sites: the Monviso mountain, the source…
The farmhouse is located in the southern part of the Propano farmstead, where there were originally high sheds used to shelter hay and farm machinery.
The Agrialpi bed and breakfast is a place where you can spend unforgettable moments immersed in nature and a starting point for the many visits and excursions…
Sere di Sosta, agritourism surrounded by nature, in a place full of history, serenity and stillness.
Surrounded by splendid centuries-old chestnut woods, L 'Ciabot is located in Paesana, centre of the Po Valley, a few steps from the source of Italy's longest…
Between history and legend…lonely and imposing mt viso, the “stone king”, 3841 metres high, has fascinated travellers of all times.
Cascina Verne is located in an eighteenth-century former convent completely renovated, surrounded by the green countryside of Carmagnola.
The farmhouse Ciambun is located in the Varaita Valley at an altitude of 850 m above sea level, surrounded by green meadows and woods.
My name is Melissa, and with my family are happy to welcome you at the inn “Il Campo della Quercia” (The Field of the Oak). In December 2014, ended…
The La Sforzata agritourism offers a new and modern agritourism formula, in which the pleasure of rediscovering contact with nature is combined with…
The 'ai guiet' agritourism farm is located in the Turin Hill Park, a few kilometres from the city, but completely immersed in the green woods and with…
The farm was established in 2003 from the approximately one-hectare plot surrounding the farmstead, adjacent to the accommodation facility, which included…
Cascina Piovano is a family-run farmhouse and was born from the conservative architectural and eco-sustainable restoration of an old barn, thanks to the hard…