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World Travel Market London

Meet Piemonte will join the World Travel Market in London next November 4th, 5th and 6th...

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Italian Luxury 2019

Meet Piemonte will join the Italian Luxury 2019 workshop next October 30th in New York...

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Territorio Locals 02 — Blog
The Piedmont region of Italy

asti chiesa — Blog
Asti: a treasure trove of history and art

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Tour of doorways, historical shops and the Jewish ghetto of Turin

bra — Blog
Bra, Slow City

cupola sindone — Blog
The reopening of the Chapel of the Shroud

Meetpiemonte 03 — Blog
A taste of Piedmont

The largest elliptic dome in the world — Blog
The largest elliptic dome in the world

Otto mete da abbinare al Piemonte — Blog
Eight top spots near Piedmont

tartufo bianco di Alba — Blog
Truffle hunting: what to know

grissini — Blog
Noble origins of “grissini” (breadsticks)

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Monviso-Piemonte-inverno

“Marco, one of Meet Piemonte‘s co-founders, coordinated the details of our visit in advance, and guided us through each excursion. He and his colleagues lead customized tours covering everything from wine-tastings, to cooking classes, truffle hunts, hiking and biking excursions, and visits to Piedmont’s rice fields. Having worked in the tourism industry for more than a decade, Marco speaks fluent English and also helped ensure that tour partners took into account my gluten intolerance.”
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by Monferrato’s Slow Food, Wine & Truffles

Vespa Piemonte

In the vineyard-dressed landscape of the Langhe, in Italy’s Piedmont region, hillsides rise steeply on one side, then drop off more gradually on the other. The name ‘Langhe’ is believed to have Celtic roots, meaning ‘tongues of land’, alluding to these steep hillsides, and the area’s raised valleys. Our host, Marco Scaglione, from Meet Piemonte, described it this way: “The Langhe’s soil has more of a clay composition, whereas the neighboring Monferrato and Roero districts tend to be more sandy.
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by The wine landscapes of the Langhe

Piemonte wine

“I think the best summary of our experience with Marco and Meet Piemonte is that it changed the way we’ll travel in the future – we now think that hiring a local guide is ESSENTIAL and will greatly enhance a trip. That is absolutely true for our tours with Marco in Piemonte – this was our first ever trip to Italy and we chose Piemonte just because we’ve always liked wine from there…”
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