Strada del Barolo e Grandi Vini di Langa – Piemonte: iconic hills, orderly vineyards and flavours that tell the story of the territory. The Strada del Barolo e dei Grandi Vini di Langa crosses one of the most famous wine-growing landscapes in Italy, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Between the hills of Barolo, La Morra, Serralunga d'Alba and Monforte, the route winds through historic wineries, small villages and panoramas that change with the seasons. Here every detail is the result of a long agricultural culture and patient care. 🍇 Famous vineyards and a land dedicated to wine: The landscape is dominated by precisely designed rows. The clayey soils, the sunny exposures and the microclimate of the Langhe make this area unique for the production of Barolo, but also of Barbera, Dolcetto and Nebbiolo. The vineyards alternate with hazelnut groves, woods and isolated farmhouses. 👉 Tip: Stop around La Morra to admire the view from the terrace of the Belvedere, one of the most photographed spots in the Langa. 🏘️ Historic villages and castles in the hills: The villages along the Strada del Barolo retain a strong identity: castles, medieval towers, artisan shops and cobbled streets create an authentic atmosphere. Each village has its own soul: more austere in Serralunga, lively in Barolo, artistic in Monforte. 👉 Tip: Visit the WiMu – Wine Museum in the castle of Barolo for an original reading of the territory through the story of wine. 🚶 Tastings, walks and panoramic routes: In addition to winery tours, the area offers walking or biking routes between hills. The Barolo paths are marked and well marked, and lead through vineyards and viewpoints of rare beauty. 👉 Tip: Try the route between Verduno and Roddi: not very busy, with open views of the Alps on clear days. 🍷 Wines to know and producers to meet: Along the way it is possible to visit small and medium-sized wineries, often family-run. Guided tastings, visits to the crus and direct stories of the producers transform every stop into a moment of discovery. 👉 Tip: Book a visit to a historic winery in Monforte d'Alba: the cozy atmosphere and hospitality make the difference. 🍽️ Langhe cuisine and seasonal flavors: The local gastronomic tradition is inseparable from wine: tajarin, raw meat all'albese, braised meats, white truffles and aged cheeses are part of a repertoire that enhances seasonality and raw materials. The taverns and restaurants in the area offer authentic experiences. 👉 Tip: In autumn, take part in a truffle fair in the villages of the Langhe: an opportunity to combine wine, territory and unmistakable aromas. The Strada del Barolo is a journey into the heart of the Langhe, where every bend opens up new scenarios and every glass tells a story of land, work and passion.