Piedmont

Piedmont is the perfect region for travelers seeking tranquil destinations yet rich in history and culture. This land retains an austere and imperious elegance, worn like a period dress, like those beloved by the queens of the House of Savoy. The monarchy has given so much to this region, but so have the many who have chosen this place to live and work. In the early 20th century, Piedmont was a destination for many young people from southern Italy who left in search of fortune, bringing with them the stories and customs of their origins. The center of Piedmont's beauty is Turin, a city symbolizing the birth of industry. From its summit, you can watch the bustle of the city and its streets dotted with elegant stately homes, churches, museums, and refined chocolatiers. Turin also boasts two unique assets, the envy of all of Italy: the city's mother church houses the Holy Shroud, which draws the attention of visitors, curious visitors, and enthusiasts, and the Egyptian Museum, which opened a few years ago but whose ticket sales are almost uncountable. Like the rest of Italy, Piedmont is rich in beauty, castles, fortresses, and unique towns. Just a short stroll from the capital, you can stroll through Ivrea and Moncalieri, two picturesque villages centered around imposing manors. Moving to another province, a visit to Biella and its surrounding villages is a must. The city was founded in the early 1000s by the Romans and is rich in unique heritage, while the many surrounding villages retain a medieval charm. A journey in search of nature and tranquility leads to the atmosphere of Lake Maggiore and the many nature reserves that characterize the region, with their plains and endless trails that disappear into the woods. Piedmont is not only pristine nature but also expanses of vineyards, and wine lovers cannot miss a stop in Asti. This city is the kingdom of Italian sparkling wines, and its sparkling wines proudly compete with the finest French champagnes every year. Piedmont is a guarantee of eternal beauty, but above all, of class and elegance, two characteristics that distinguish this region and make it unique.