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Imagine walking through Italy’s famous Piedmont region, enjoying the countryside and then sampling some of the best wines in Barolo and Barbera. This is an excellent opportunity to explore the best in Italian wine and food.

While travelling through historic towns and villages, you’ll have the chance to sample endless wine, signature Italian white truffles, and fresh Italian hazelnut delicacies.

The Piedmont Barolo and Barbera Wine and Walking Tour begins in Alba, a historic town known for fresh peaches, hazelnuts, and white truffles. Explore the city’s medieval architectural remains and indulge at one of the excellent bakeries.

Then, the hilltop village of La Morra offers wine tasting stops and views of the snow-capped peak of Mt. Monviso. Stop by the Ratti Museum to learn about Italian winemaking before making your way to the wine capital of Barolo. Here, some of the most famous wineries in northwestern Italy are ready to pour you a glass.

Travelling to Monforte a’Alba brings you into classic Italian hazelnut forests, and sampling hazelnut delicacies is a must before continuing. Arrival in Cravanzana provides the chance to taste the famous Italian white truffle, which is sure to delight in any of the dishes you find it in.

A final stroll through Cortemilia is perfect for unwinding to views of chestnut woods, cobbled streets, and the Alps in the distance. The Piedmont Barolo and Barbera Wine Tour awaits!

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Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera

Explore the best of Italian wine country on this walking tour through Piedmont
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8 days from $725USD
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Duration
8 days
Season
Apr-Nov
Activity
Walking
Type
Self-guided, Private
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Moderate (3/5)
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Imagine walking through Italy’s famous Piedmont region, enjoying the countryside and then sampling some of the best wines in Barolo and Barbera. This is an excellent opportunity to explore the best in Italian wine and food.

While travelling through historic towns and villages, you’ll have the chance to sample endless wine, signature Italian white truffles, and fresh Italian hazelnut delicacies.

The Piedmont Barolo and Barbera Wine and Walking Tour begins in Alba, a historic town known for fresh peaches, hazelnuts, and white truffles. Explore the city’s medieval architectural remains and indulge at one of the excellent bakeries.

Then, the hilltop village of La Morra offers wine tasting stops and views of the snow-capped peak of Mt. Monviso. Stop by the Ratti Museum to learn about Italian winemaking before making your way to the wine capital of Barolo. Here, some of the most famous wineries in northwestern Italy are ready to pour you a glass.

Travelling to Monforte a’Alba brings you into classic Italian hazelnut forests, and sampling hazelnut delicacies is a must before continuing. Arrival in Cravanzana provides the chance to taste the famous Italian white truffle, which is sure to delight in any of the dishes you find it in.

A final stroll through Cortemilia is perfect for unwinding to views of chestnut woods, cobbled streets, and the Alps in the distance. The Piedmont Barolo and Barbera Wine Tour awaits!

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Trip highlights

Visit historic winemaking estates and sample the best wines Italy has to offer

Sample Italy’s famous white truffles and signature hazelnut delicacies

Trek and walk between historic villages and through scenic countryside

Be surrounded by stunning views of the Alps, vineyards, and rolling hills throughout

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Day 1
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Arrival in Alba
Right in the centre of Piedmont wine country, the “city of a thousand towers” welcomes you with medieval history and can’t-miss sightseeing. Make sure to try the famous peaches, hazelnuts, and plentiful pastries before exploring ancient Roman remains, including the original fortified gate and marbled edifices.
Distance None
Overnight Location Hotel in Alba
Included Meals None
Day 2
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Walk to Barolo
The first stop of the Piedmont Barolo and Barbera wine country tour is La Morra, a lovely hilltop village with several wine tasting opportunities. Views extend all the way to the snow-capped peak of Mt. Monviso. The Ratti Museum is a worthwhile visit, with exhibits showcasing the interesting history of Italian wine. Cantina Comunale is a perfect spot to sample and buy bottles while you learn about gastronomy and wine pairing. The walk can be shortened by about 4 km when starting in Verduno instead of Roddi.
Distance 15-18.5 km, 522 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Barolo
Included Meals Breakfast
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Wine museum and Monforte d’Alba
Today, the wine capital of Barolo awaits! The newly opened WiMu Wine Museum is a perfect place to learn about and try some of the region’s finest wines. Plenty of trattorias offer great options for lunch before walking through picturesque vineyards to Monforte d’Alba.
Distance 11 km and 440 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Monforte d’Alba
Included Meals Breakfast
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Walk through the forests to Cissone
Walking through dense hazelnut forests and woods leads you to a very old, historic hamlet called Serralunga d’Alba. Enjoy the peace of the woods before continuing up to Cissone.
Distance 15 km, 806 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Cissone
Included Meals Breakfast
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Cissone loop walk
The next journey in the Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera takes you around Cissone. First, a glass of wine at the village centre’s cantina sets the tone for a relaxing stroll to the farmside views. Gazing across the castle-spotted hills here is truly fantastic.
Distance 8 km, 300 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Cissone
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 6
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Hike to Cravanzana
Oak and hazelnut trees provide beautiful scenery for your walk from Cissone to Cravanzana. Here, you’re able to try dishes made with the famous white truffles. Make sure to stop in at local restaurants to try dishes with the truffles- they’re delicious!
Distance 17.5 km, 650 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Cravanzana
Included Meals Breakfast
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Walk to Cortemilia
The last day of your Piedmont wine hills tour leads through wonderfully varied terrain, from hazelnut plantations to chestnut woods and cobblestone streets. From Cortemilia, the view of the Alps is picture-perfect.
Distance 12 km, 485 m elevation gain
Overnight Location Hotel in Cortemilia
Included Meals Breakfast
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Departure from Cortemilia
Enjoy a final breakfast in Cortemilia before departing to Alba at the end of your Piedmont Barolo Wine Hills Cycling Tour. Until next time!
Distance None
Overnight Location None
Included Meals Breakfast

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Apr 1, 2025 to Nov 15, 2025$1,475USD$1,295USD$925USD$775USD
Optional Extras:
Transfer from Cortemilia to Alba Train Station (1-2 travellers):$125USD
Transfer from Cortemilia to Torino Airport (1-2 travellers):$350USD
Transfer from Torino Airport to Alba (1-2 travellers):$250USD
Printed trip documents:$50USD
*Please note that the prices depend on the size of your group
What’s included

Meals

7 breakfasts are included.

Accommodations

Accommodations for 7 nights are included.

Transportation during the Tour

All luggage transfers for the duration of the trip are included, as well as one personal transfer from Alba to Roddi on day 2.

Also Included

  • Route guides and notes
  • Maps and detailed information packs
  • 24/7 telephone guidance and support

Not included

  • Travel insurance
  • Personal transfers where required
  • Tourist taxes (€1.5 EUR per person daily)
  • Personal equipment
  • Anything not stated as ‘included’

Optional Extras

  • Airport transfers to and from Alba and Cortemilia
  • Any additional nights before or after tour

Accommodation for Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera

This tour is based in hotels and bed and breakfasts.

Hotels on this trip are 2-4-star hotels along with smaller Agriturismo farmhouse inns. They offer great location, atmosphere, excellent food, and welcoming staff. Rooms may have access to amenities including private bathrooms, TVs, mini bars, and breakfast.

In some cases, accommodation listed below may need to be substituted for other, comparable accommodations.

Single Rooms and Solo Travelers
You can pay a supplement to have a private room in a hotel (please check Dates and Prices to find the pricing). Contact us and we can try and match single travelers up, where possible.

Frequently asked questions

How hard is the Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera?

We rate this tour as a 3 / 5. You will walk moderate distances with moderate inclines over generally even and easy to follow paths.

Do I need a Visa to travel to Italy?

Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.

Are meals included on the Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera?

7 breakfasts are included.

Do I need insurance?

Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.

I’ve never been on a self-guided trip! How does it work?

Self-guided travelling is not difficult! For many, it is a preferred type of travel as you are in charge of your own time and pace. You are provided all the information on which direction you need to go daily. You don’t need to carry lots of things with you and can only carry your daypack, as your luggage will be picked up from your hotel daily in the morning and delivered to your destination hotel.

How do I get to Alba to start this tour?

It is recommended that you fly into Turin (TRN) or Milan (LIN/MXP). From Turin, you can reach Alba directly by train. Check this website for train schedules. From Milan, you can reach Alba by train, although the route is not direct. Check this website for information on travelling from the airport to the train station.

Is the Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera guided?

No, you will be provided with maps, route guides, notes, and 24/7 telephone support to complete your self-guided tour.

Where does the Walking & Wine Tour through Barolo and Barbera end?

The tour ends in Cortemilia, where you can take the train back to Alba and your airport destination.

Can I rent any equipment?

No, you will need to bring any personal or walking gear needed for the duration of the trip.

Do I need special vaccines to travel to Italy?

Check with your family doctor.

Are there any travel restrictions for Italy?

Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.

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