What to do near Olmo Gentile, AT

Robiola di Roccaverano PDO.

Scents, aromas and taste of a goat cheese for true connoisseurs!

The tower of Roccaverano

It towers over the village of Roccaverano, goes over the rooftops and opens out over the Asti hills to the horizon.

The Stone Mushroom of Piana Crixia

Against all logic

Deiva Forest Forest

At the gateway to Baigua Park, spectacular forested elevations of beech and pine trees slope gently toward the sea, giving way to green grasslands and patches of Mediterranean vegetation.

Parish Church of St. John

The parish church of St. John the Baptist, of Lombard-Romanesque style, was built in the late 11th century and early 12th The masonry is of exposed stone, with important remains of the ancient frescoes.

Discovering Sale San Giovanni

Along the lavender paths

La Morra

A charming village in the Langhe, home of Barolo wine

The village of Cremolino

A small village in Monferrato dominated by its elegant castle, made a pilgrimage destination by the Bruceta Shrine and overlooking the beautiful landscape of this area.

The carnival dances of Rocca Grimalda

Lachera, Giga, and Calisun, an ensemble of dance and theater that through masks and costumes lightheartedly and cheerfully recounts the struggles of the people against a feudal tyrant.

Collegiate Church of San Secondo

In the heart of Asti, next to the Palazzo Civico, stands the medieval church that tradition says was built on the site where Secondo, a second-century Roman soldier, was martyred.