The Langhe countryside around Barolo

Barolo · Langhe · Piemonte

The Territory

Vineyards,
villages & good living.

Barolo sits at the heart of the Langhe, a landscape shaped by vineyards, medieval villages and a long tradition of exceptional food and wine.

From Dimora Canonica, the best of Piedmont is remarkably close.

Barolo village

The village
of wine.

Barolo is small enough to explore on foot and famous enough to draw wine lovers from around the world. Its historic centre, castle, cellars and restaurants sit among the vineyards that made the name famous.

The pleasure is in taking it slowly: a morning walk through the village, a coffee, a visit to a cellar, lunch that stretches into the afternoon.

At your doorstepVillage life, wine and the hills of the Langhe.
Vineyards in the Langhe

Roads through
the vines.

Around Barolo, roads wind through rows of vines, woods and small villages. Every turn reveals another hillside, another castle or another view across the landscape.

Wine tasting is naturally part of the experience. Historic estates and family producers offer the chance to discover Barolo directly from the people who make it.

Wine tastingVineyard walksPanoramic roads
Alba and the Langhe

The city
of taste.

Alba brings a different rhythm to the Langhe. Its historic centre is filled with narrow streets, cafés, restaurants, shops and the characteristic medieval towers of the town.

It is closely associated with white truffles, local wines and the food culture of Piemonte, making it a natural destination for a day away from the smaller hilltop villages.

Villages worth
discovering.

The landscape is connected by a collection of small hilltop villages, each with its own character.

La Morra

A hilltop village known for its extraordinary views across the Barolo vineyards.

Monforte d'Alba

A beautiful historic centre climbing naturally up the hillside, surrounded by vineyards.

Serralunga d'Alba

A medieval castle rising above a landscape of prestigious vineyards.

Castiglione Falletto

A small fortified village surrounded by the hills of the Barolo wine country.

Langhe landscape

The best way
to know the Langhe.

Staying in Barolo means that the village itself becomes part of the experience. Wine bars, restaurants, historic streets and vineyard roads are close enough to discover without rushing.

Dimora Canonica gives you a quiet base from which to explore the wider Langhe — returning to the village at the end of the day and staying close to everything that makes this corner of Piemonte special.

Come and discover
the Langhe.

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