The Piedmont region of Italy
Piemonte, or Piedmont in English, is the second largest Italian region by extension, with over...
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Asti: a treasure trove of history and art
Not just food and wineOften, when it comes to Asti and its territory, the first thing that comes to...
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Tour of doorways, historical shops and the Jewish ghetto of Turin
In addition to its enchanting palaces and baroque churches, Turin boasts a rich legacy of history...
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Bra, Slow City
Searching for an identity Bra is a city of almost 30,000 inhabitants located in the heart of the...
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The reopening of the Chapel of the Shroud
The most famous relic in the world Without any doubt the Shroud is by far the most famous and...
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A taste of Piedmont
The beauty of a land and its history There are few lands in the world have charmed whole...
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The largest elliptic dome in the world
In many Italian cities it is quite common to glance elegant lines of domes rising in the sky and...
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Eight top spots near Piedmont
Piemonte (or Piedmont in English) is surrounded by eight popular destinations to be seen at least...
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Truffle hunting: what to know
The truffle is considered one of the elite foods in the world, but it is in Piedmont that we...
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Noble origins of “grissini” (breadsticks)
Origins Grissini - crispy breadsticks - date their origin around 1670 when a local baker...
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2017 Michelin stars in Piedmont
In 2017 Italy gains again a first place in the world (with France) for the high number...
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Aging Barolo
A story of barrels A wine tasting in the Barolo region is a tough task to accomplish. Firstly,...
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Palio of Asti
The Palio of Asti is the oldest barefoot horse race of Italy. In 2018, for the first time, the race...
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