Personalized Tours & Trips in Piedmont

This 8-day custom bike trip takes you through Piedmont's wine regions with stays at places like Agriturismo Le due Cascine in Canelli, where you'll have farm dinners and your own vineyard view. Visit Barbaresco's wine cellars, try white truffles in Alba's old streets, and see Alpine views from Superga.

This 8-day self-guided cycling trip covers 40-65 km daily through Piedmont's vineyards and orchards, starting from BW Plus Executive Hotel in Turin. You'll ride through medieval Saluzzo, taste Barolo wines in the namesake village, visit truffle-famous Alba, and check out the University of Tastefulness in Roman-rooted Pollenzo.

Make this Alpine trek your own with flexible options: take the cable car to Gabiet for a 1.5-hour approach to Orestes Hut or do the full climb if you're up for it (ages 16-80 welcome). You can pick the rugged all-day route over Colle della Vecchia with 940m of ascent or take a gentler walk through Issime's stone hamlets with traditional mountain buildings.

Cycle through Piedmont's UNESCO-listed Langhe vineyard landscapes, stopping in Barbaresco for cheese tastings in the piazza and checking out Barolo's 11th century Marchesi Falletti castle. You'll stay at Villa d'Amelia in Benevello with its restaurant, Hotel Villa Lauri in Neive near the pool, and Hotel le Case dei Conti Mirafiore.

You get complete control over your daily schedule while cycling from Turin through Roero's castle-dotted hills to Alba and back via Chieri. Visit Guarene and Cisterna castles whenever you feel like it, staying in 3* or 4* hotels personalized to what you're after. The package includes private bike handover and a 24-hour service hotline that's got your back throughout the 8-day journey.

Pick your bike setup with optional e-bike or 7-21 speed rentals, adjusting daily rides from 35-60 km to fit your fitness through Romano Canavese's different terrain. Choose harder routes to Castello di Masino's steep climbs or easier paths through orchards and vineyards near Lake Viverone's shores.

Cycle through Roero's red wine country with tastings at local enotecas and stays in family-run agriturismi that serve home-cooked regional dinners. Check out Alba's truffle markets, try Ferrero chocolate, and bike 30-50 km daily through UNESCO-protected vineyards of Barolo and Barbaresco, using GPS to find your way between villages.