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The Roero is a region of breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and culinary traditions that captivate every visitor. Located on the left bank of the Tanaro River, this hilly area is known for its wild nature, filled with dense vegetation, vineyards, and the stunning Rocche, a geological formation that stretches across the land for 32 kilometers.
Montà, home to Agriturismo Cascina Ponchietta, is the perfect starting point for discovering Roero. It hosts the Ecomuseo delle Rocche, an open-air museum that connects eight historical villages perched on the hilltops. The thematic trails, such as the Beekeeping Trail, Chestnut Trail, Wolf Trail, and Truffle Trail, provide immersive nature experiences, ideal for hiking and mountain biking. Upon request, a packed lunch can be arranged to enjoy in a typical ciabot, the charming rural houses of the Roero.
Just a few kilometers away, artistic and cultural cities like Alba, the capital of the Langhe and truffles, Bra, the heart of the Slow Food movement, and Asti, with its enchanting medieval historic center, offer a perfect blend of history, gastronomy, and tradition. Turin, around 40 km away, is a must-visit for art and architecture lovers, showcasing attractions such as the Mole Antonelliana, the Egyptian Museum, the Reggia di Venaria, and the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi.
Wine enthusiasts will find Roero to be a true paradise: the hills are home to some of the finest Piemontese crus, with Roero Arneis DOCG and Roero DOCG being among the standout varieties. Numerous wine shops and local wineries offer tastings of excellent wines, paired with local specialties such as the Canale peach, Madernassa pear, and exquisite acacia honey.
For those who enjoy sports and outdoor activities, the region offers routes for cyclists and motorcyclists, horseback riding, golf courses, and even an outdoor center with a bike park. Autumn, in particular, is the perfect season for truffle enthusiasts: visitors can take part in traditional truffle hunting experiences with a dog, guided by knowledgeable local experts.
Whether exploring medieval villages, savoring gastronomic delights, or immersing oneself in nature, Roero provides a wide array of experiences for every traveler, offering unique views and moments of genuine relaxation.
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