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The area where Mosci's is located represents an authentic corner of the Astigiano region, where the countryside still maintains a slow pace and the landscape gently shifts along the contours of the hills. Here, days pass among vineyards, farmhouses, small hamlets, and scenic roads that encourage visitors to take the time to look around. It’s an ideal territory for those seeking nature, delicious food, culture, and a warm welcome characterized by simplicity.
From the establishment, a path leads to Tigliole, perfect for walks surrounded by greenery, cycling, horseback riding, or motorcycle tours. The route traverses little-trafficked countryside areas, making it easy to stop and admire a view or experience the tranquility typical of the Astigian hills.
Just a few minutes away, there are several renowned wineries that preserve a deeply rooted winemaking tradition. This is where Barbera, Nebbiolo, Arneis, and other emblematic wines of these lands are produced, often paired with tastings that tell the stories of families and vineyards. This makes the area a perfect starting point for leisurely exploring the hills of Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato.
Historical and architectural sites abound in this region: the Castle of San Martino Alfieri proudly overlooks the hill of the same name with its elegant silhouette; the Royal Castle of Govone, listed among UNESCO heritage sites, narrates a significant noble past; the Castle of Magliano Alfieri houses collections and spaces that reflect the rural life of yesteryear. Each of these sites is accessible within a short drive.
About fifteen minutes away lie Asti and Alba, two vibrant cities rich in traditions. Asti is famous for the Palio, its markets, medieval towers, and traditional taverns; Alba is the capital of white truffles and a beacon for Piedmontese cuisine and gastronomic events. The location of Mosci's allows for a mix of days spent visiting historic villages, enjoying meals at local trattorias, and taking walks in nature, all while ensuring the comfort of returning to a quiet hamlet in the evening.
In this region, tourism is made up of small details: a sunset painting the vineyards, the tranquility of back roads, a shared glass of wine with a local producer, the sudden discovery of an open view over the hills. It’s an area that invites you to slow down and appreciate what makes the hills of Piedmont unique.
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