La Verena

Hey, I'm Arianna

The vibrant heart of La Verena is Arianna, a dedicated and passionate hostess. After completing her studies, she decided to return to her roots to create a project that would showcase the beauty and authenticity of her homeland. With her family's support, she transformed a rustic building into a welcoming residence, where every detail reflects her love for traditions and nature. Arianna greets her guests with warmth and simplicity, always available to provide advice, share stories about the area, or simply make everyone feel at home. Her style of hospitality is subtle yet profound, characterized by small daily gestures and genuine care for those who choose to stay among the hills of Alta Langa.

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San Giorgio Scarampi is a quaint village located in the Alta Langa region of Piedmont, within the province of Asti, at the boundary between the Monferrato and Langhe hills, in one of the most genuine and least explored areas of Piedmont. The village centers around its ancient medieval tower, which stands as a symbol of the community and offers a privileged viewpoint overlooking a landscape filled with forests, vineyards, and hazelnut groves stretching as far as the eye can see. Here, time moves slowly, measured by the rhythm of nature and the changing seasons, creating an intimate, quiet atmosphere rich in inspiration for visitors.

The area boasts remarkable biodiversity, where nature remains wild and lush. Trails winding through hills and valleys lead to ancient villages, isolated farmhouses, small shrines, and breathtaking views, making it ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling, or simply exploring out of curiosity. In spring and summer, fields burst into color with wildflowers, while the scent of aromatic herbs accompanies the hikes. In autumn, the warm hues of the leaves and the aroma of hazelnuts and must envelop the surroundings, transforming every stroll into a sensory experience.

The region is also deeply connected to its gastronomic culture. It lies at the heart of Piedmontese farming traditions, where every product tells a story of hard work, the land, and memory: from the famous Tonda Gentile hazelnut to the Robiola cheese of Roccaverano, artisanal cured meats, and wines from the nearby Langhe. Not far away are renowned wine-producing areas like Barolo, Neive, and Canelli, while to the north, one encounters the historic villages of Monferrato, with their Romanesque churches, castles, and cobblestone streets.

Thus, San Giorgio Scarampi serves as an ideal starting point for exploring two UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Langhe and Monferrato – while also being a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility, authenticity, and the joy of rediscovering the beauty of simple things.