Holiday apartment for max. 4 persons
Alba, Piemonte, (Tanaro), Italy

La Barricaia by Holiday World

La Barricaia is a bright and cosy flat located on the first floor of a small building in the heart of Alba. The flat consists of a large living room with a double sofa bed and dining area, an independent kitchen, a double bedroom and a bathroom. Equipped with every comfort, La Barricaia offers Wi-Fi and air conditioning, guaranteeing a pleasant and relaxing stay.
The surrounding area is residential and quiet, but well connected to the city centre. In a few minutes' walk, you can reach Piazza Risorgimento, the beating heart of the city, where you will find the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and a variety of cafés and shops. There are also numerous restaurants and trattorias serving local and international cuisine in the surrounding area. The flat is easily accessible by car, with parking available both on the street and in private garages. The proximity to the Alba railway station (about 800 m) makes it easy to reach other cities in Piedmont, such as Asti, Cuneo and Turin.
The hills of the Langhe, famous for their vineyards and landscapes, can be reached in about 25 minutes by car, while the town of Barbaresco, famous for its wine production, is only 15 minutes away, along scenic roads offering enchanting views of the surrounding hills.
Alba, one of the pearls of Piedmont, is a charming town known for its wine and gastronomic tradition. The historical centre, with its cobbled streets and elegant squares, recounts a past rich in history and culture. The Cathedral of San Lorenzo, located in Piazza Risorgimento, is one of the main landmarks, and the medieval towers that dot the city bear witness to an ancient and fascinating history.
Alba boasts a privileged location in the heart of the Langhe, one of the world's most famous wine regions, famous for its fine wines such as Barolo and Barbaresco. Every year the city hosts international events, such as the Alba White Truffle Fair, which attracts visitors from all over the world. The local gastronomy is another strong point, with typical dishes celebrating local products such as white truffles, cheeses and wines.
In addition to its food and wine tradition, Alba offers a quiet and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for relaxing walks through the streets of the centre, where you can discover local craft shops, historic cafés and restaurants serving typical Piedmontese cuisine. Thanks to its central location, Alba is also an excellent starting point for exploring the natural beauty of the Langhe and visiting the many picturesque villages in the surrounding area.
Every corner of Alba breathes elegance and tradition, making it one of Piedmont's most charming destinations.