LOCATIONS
2019-2022. Ceresole Reale 📍 is a mountain village in the Orco Valley, famous for its scenic lake and closeness to Gran Paradiso National Park. The nearby Nivolet Pass📍 features breathtaking alpine views, crystal-clear lakes like Serrù and Agnel, and winding trails for hiking and cycling. This area is a true paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
2022. The Langhe 📍 is a scenic region of rolling hills, vineyards, and historic villages. Famous for Barolo and Barbaresco wines and Alba’s prized white truffles, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area boasts stunning landscapes, castles, and deep cultural roots. It's a perfect destination for food, wine, and tradition lovers.
2022. Lake Orta 📍 is a peaceful and scenic destination known for its calm waters and lush landscapes. The village of Orta San Giulio enchants with cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and historic charm. Nearby, Isola San Giulio offers a serene retreat with a beautiful basilica. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking beauty, history, and tranquility away from the crowds.
2018. The Royal Palace of Venaria, near Turin, is a magnificent 17th-century residence built as a hunting lodge for Duke Charles Emmanuel II of Savoy. It stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stunning example of Baroque architecture. Fully restored, the palace features grand halls and expansive gardens. Today, it hosts exhibitions and events that highlight the grandeur of the Savoy dynasty.
2021. Stupinigi Palace, near Turin, was built in 1729 by Filippo Juvarra as a hunting lodge for the House of Savoy. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site admired for its grand Baroque architecture and impressive central hall. Set amid gardens and the Stupinigi Natural Park, it embodies the luxury of royal life. Today, it houses the Museum of Art and Furniture, featuring refined 17th- and 18th-century collections.
