Monferrato , a hilly region of Piedmont which includes the provinces of Alessandria and partly the provinces of Asti.

This agricultural area is known for its expanses of ancient vineyards, where you can admire a variety of grape production: from Barbera, Freisa, Grignolino, Brachetto, Ruchè and much more.

Furthermore, this hilly region, together with the Langhe and Roero , has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage list since 2014.

Among the beauties of the vineyards it will be possible to admire murals on some buildings made by internationally famous artists and you can also find the "Big Benches" the giant benches, these located in the viewpoints of the cities and villages of the area, here you can admire a truly suggestive landscape.

Walking through these villages, it will not only be the landscapes that will impress you, it will be inevitable that your attention will also fall on the cuisine and wine production, in fact you will have the opportunity to taste in some cellars the typical wines of Monferrato and also the typical products, such as: hazelnuts, truffles, mushrooms.

What to visit

- Asti the heart of Monferrato, one of the oldest medieval cities and richest in historical and architectural heritage of Piedmont.

What to see?

The Collegiate Church of San Secondo, the oldest Gothic church in the city,

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