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The Langhe, Roero and Monferrato is the quintessential area for Piedmontese food and wine, its rolling hills dotted with vineyards, medieval castles and delightful villages. Alba, the white truffle capital, is an unmissable destination for food lovers, while Asti is famous for its sparkling wine and traditional Palio horse race. Alessandria, with its imposing Citadel and celebrated goldsmiths’ shops, has a fascinating history to discover. Between tasting fine wines such as Barolo and Barbaresco, don’t forget to take a walk through UNESCO World Heritage vineyards.

The real jewels of Lake Maggiore are the picture-postcard Borromean Islands. Isola Bella, with its sumptuous Baroque palace and terraced gardens, is an unmissable stop for anyone who loves art and architecture. Isola Madre, the largest of the islands, enchants visitors with its luxuriant botanical gardens and exotic plants, while Isola dei Pescatori retains the charm of an ancient lakeside village, with restaurants overlooking the water and picturesque streets.

Impressive, spectacular and rich in history, Fenestrelle Fort is the largest Alpine fortification in Europe, often compared to the Great Wall of China for its extension of over three kilometres. Located in Val Chisone, this eighteenth-century military colossus winds across the mountain with monumental staircases, ramparts and secret passages that tell of centuries of defence and strategy. Climb to the top to enjoy breathtaking views of the Alps and a unique experience of history and nature.

The Gran Paradiso Park is one of Italy's most extraordinary natural treasures. Here, among majestic peaks, ancient forests and mountain lakes, the full glory of nature is on display. Hiking trails allow you to admire wildlife in its natural habitat: ibex, chamois, marmots and golden eagles are just some of the species that inhabit this Alpine paradise. In every season, the park offers unforgettable experiences, from snowshoeing in winter to summer walks amidst spectacular flowers.

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this city is renowned for its industrial past linked to Olivetti, symbol of an era in which Made in Italy design and technology conquered the world. But Ivrea is also tradition, with its famous Historical Carnival and the spectacular Battle of the Oranges, which attract thousands of visitors every year. Stroll along the banks of the Dora Baltea or visit the Castle with its red towers to enjoy a unique atmosphere that blends past and present.

In its spectacular Alpine setting, Aosta is a city that surprises visitors with its extraordinary historical and archaeological heritage. Often referred to as the little Rome of the Alps, it boasts perfectly preserved Roman ruins such as the imposing Arch of Augustus, the Roman Theatre and the magnificent Porta Pretoria. The historic centre is a series of elegant squares, historic cafés and artisan workshops, where you can enjoy Aosta Valley specialities such as fontina PDO and delicious creamy polenta.