Cremeria Cavour In Torino

It looks as if it was recently built, judging by the way it's kept. It's not a grand building with any frills or decorations, but rather a country estate that served as the headquarters for the family winemaking business. The fascinating tours illustrate rural life and the history of wine and truffles. Every window offers priceless views of the surrounding landscape.

An enchanting site, one of the most prestigious in the Langhe, with a rich and captivating history. The green area surrounding the fortress offers extraordinary panoramic views. Inside, there are courtyards, halls, and visitor areas.

Fantastic experience. A unique location, the castle overlooking the Alba vineyards and offering a breathtaking view. The restaurant inside the castle is equally beautiful. Everything is meticulously curated, from the Richard Ginori porcelain to the original and precious glassware! And then...the food!!! An explosion of flavors and beauty! I can't overlook the impeccable service. Overall, an unforgettable experience! I recommend it to everyone.

Beautiful, with a splendid view of the Langhe

Splendid...simply worth the trip...then with all the wine-producing countries...on the side...Take some time to visit all the rooms on the 3 floors that can be visited...and at the end, don't miss the actual "wine shop" section with many specialties as well as an unmissable selection of local bottles.And at the beginning of the visit, stop to watch the video that explains a little of the castle's history.

A place that exudes history and is beautifully maintained. Surrounded by hills and vineyards. The walk to the viewpoint is beautiful. I'm giving it 4 stars because time was short, so we didn't have time to visit the castle interior, which was certainly worth it.

A fantastic visit, it was nice to learn more about the history of Cavour, also seeing the vineyards...well really fabulous

A gem in the heart of the Langhe...what can I say, perfect. A very well-maintained castle, with free parking nearby. Inside, there's an excellent cellar with the area's best wines at extremely competitive prices. I recommend spending half an hour or so on the visit, but above all, enjoy the view it offers.

Medieval castle where Camillo Benso di Cavour produced Barolo wine. It features a remarkable Hall of Masks with a coffered ceiling. Listed in the Langhe Monferrato and Roero UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Whenever I'm in the area, a visit is a must.