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Isola d'Asti (13,9Km)Historical House Bricco San Giovanni in Isola D'Asti

Alba (28,4Km)Alba, province of Cuneo

Historical House Bricco San Giovanni in Isola D'Asti

Asti is one of the wine capitals of Italy, is located in Piedmont, famous all over the world thanks above all to the famous Sparkling Wine of Asti, the city à is nestled in the heart of the Monferrato hills, surrounded by fine vineyards among which stand out ancient medieval villages, rustic farmhouses and mysterious and fascinating castles.

The Bricco San Giovanni is a historic home of the Isola D'Asti, is an old farmhouse of the 800 recently renovated, but without the charm of ancient things being altered.

There are 12 rooms with bathrooms (one of these rooms is equipped for the disabled), with TV, internet connection, mini bar, hairdryer and everything you need for the swimming pool like bathrobes and beach towel.

For lovers of relaxation, there is a lounge for reading and TV.

Bricco San Giovanni - Via Bricco S.Giovanni 13 — 14057 Isola D'Asti — Tel: +39 0141 960603

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Alba, province of Cuneo

Alba, Cathedral of San Lorenzo

Alba is located in the middle of the Langhe and Roero hills, near the river Tanaro.
In history it is described as the city of one hundred towers for the amount of towers erected during the Middle Ages. Today, there are only a few left, for example the beautiful Astesian Tower. The Tower is located in Piazza Risorgimento, the main square of the city, near the Duomo, and is open to the public.

The Cathedral was rebuilt and modified several times since the beginning of its construction in the fifteenth century. The original building was built on the remains of an ancient Roman temple and still preserves 3 ancient entrance portals and the beautiful wooden choir.

Alba is known for its food products: truffle, chocolate and wine. Piedmontese wines from the Albese area are renowned all over the world and are all excellent, from Barolo to Barbaresco.
Alba is also the city of the great confectionery industry Ferrero. Who does not know his most famous product, that cream to spread on bread of which millions of people are delighted? Of course, let's talk about Nutella of course.

But its flagship, the flower of agricultural products, harvested with so much effort is naturally the white truffle of Alba. The white truffle auction takes place every year in Alba from October to November. The scent is unmistakable and intoxicating, during the fair the hint of the delicious tuber hovers around the city. Tens of thousands of visitors don't want to miss the opportunity to buy a little, even a few grams. The prices are very high and the biggest and most expensive truffles will be sold almost all to foreign buyers. In the many restaurants of the city and its surroundings you can taste traditional dishes such as tajarin, fresh pasta, embellished with thin flakes of truffle on top. A dish of pasta like this is really a dream come true!!

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I Castagnoni Bed and breakfast Villa in Rosignano

Set in the charming Piedmont countryside, Relais I Castagnoni is a B&B guesthouse in the heart of Rosignano. Originally a convent, now I Castagnoni is the summer residence of a family who has been living there for generations. The old convent has been renovated, with elegantly designed bedrooms, a kitchenette and a breakfast room. All the rooms of the property lead to outdoor gardens where Continental lunches are served in the mornings. The staffs speak Italian, French and English. All five rooms are fitted with antique furniture, bathroom and shower, hairdryer, minibar, telephone, satellite TV, and pay-per-view channels. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property and is free of charge. On the weekends and on request, guests are treated to meals cooked by the family. There is also a charming shop that sells local products and gifts. Guests have access to an outdoor pool, free sauna, Turkish bath and wellness centre. Visitors can tour the area and can take part in the local grape harvest or dine on delicious traditional regional dishes. Other activities include tennis, horse riding and cycling. I Castagnoni Relais offers free parking, with no reservation required. I Castagnoni is situated in the Po Valley and about 20 minutes drive from the town of Casale Monferrato. More informations at: www.icastagnoni.it

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Visit Montegrosso di Cinaglio - Tourism and travel tips for your vacation or weekend.

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Isola d'Asti (13,9Km)Historical House Bricco San Giovanni in Isola D'Asti

Alba (28,4Km)Alba, province of Cuneo

Historical House Bricco San Giovanni in Isola D'Asti

Alba, province of Cuneo

I Castagnoni Bed and breakfast Villa in Rosignano

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