Costa di Bussia - Tenuta Arnulfo

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The estate is run with passion and expertise by the Sartirano family, who have been involved in the wine and hospitality industry for generations. Welcoming guests to such a historically rich and charming place means sharing not only an extraordinary territory but also a way of life connected to the rhythms of nature, the wine culture, and the authenticity of the Langhe region. The attentive and discreet presence of the staff ensures a meticulously curated stay, always ready to provide valuable advice for discovering the best of the area.

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The Monforte d'Alba area, the vibrant heart of the Langhe region, is one of the most captivating destinations in Piedmont, renowned for its wine production and the harmonious beauty of its hilly landscape shaped by centuries of cultivation. Here, amidst neatly arranged rows of Nebbiolo grapes and ancient stone farmhouses, one can truly feel the authentic spirit of a land that has made wine and beauty its most recognizable hallmark.

The village of Monforte is listed among "The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy" due to its well-preserved medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, baroque churches, and the natural amphitheater of the Auditorium Horszowski, where jazz music resonates through the hills during the summer months. The town overlooks a landscape that transforms with the seasons, from the bright greens of spring to the golden hues of autumn, when the vineyards burst into warm colors, and the grape harvest enlivens every corner.

We are in the heart of the Barolo region, a globally renowned area for producing one of Italy's most prestigious wines. The hills surrounding Monforte are dotted with small towns, each with its unique character: Barolo, La Morra, Serralunga, Castiglione Falletto... an ideal route for those wishing to explore historic wineries, medieval castles, and trattorias where Piedmontese cuisine shines, featuring dishes like tajarin with ragù, braised meat in Barolo, plin pasta with roast sauce, and hazelnut desserts.

This region encourages a slow-paced lifestyle, with hiking trails through vineyards and forests, e-bike excursions, or scenic walks that provide unforgettable views. Nearby cities of art, such as Alba, the capital of white truffles, and Bra, the birthplace of the Slow Food movement, further enrich the experience.

Spending time in this land means connecting with a deep-rooted culture characterized by hard work, hospitality, and a love for the land. It is a place that is not just visited but leaves a lasting impression, often sparking a desire to return.