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Full-Day Vespa Rental in Langhe

Name: Full-Day Vespa Rental in Langhe
Brand: Headout
SKU: 23277
Price: 90 EUR
Availability: InStock
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Couple relaxing in Langhe vineyards, Piedmont

Visit vineyards, churches and more as you zoom through Italy’s charming Langhe region on an electric Vespa, armed with a detailed map.

Highlights

Embark on a 1-day eco-friendly Vespa tour in Langhe, Southern Piedmont, experiencing iconic Italian sights and viticulture.
A helpful tour map guides your journey as you travel across villages like the picturesque Barolo, home to fine wines and a vibrant chapel.
Navigate Langhe's quaint narrow streets and rolling vineyards, stopping at architectural gems like Scarampi Palace in the commune of Monforte d'Alba.
Fun Fact: Langhe is famous for its high-quality hazelnuts, with the region being a major producer of Nutella's key ingredient!

Inklusive

1-day e-Vespa rental in Langhe
Helmet
Informational tour map

Stornierungsfrist

Diese Tickets können nicht storniert werden. Sie können jedoch bis zu 48 Stunden vor Erlebnisbeginn verschoben werden.

Your Experience

Embrace Dolce Vita in Langhe

Begin your cultural discovery with a 1-day e-Vespa tour in the scenic Langhe region of Southern Piedmont, Italy. This eco-friendly excursion sets you up with a comprehensive tour map, replete with historical trivia and practical tidbits. Secure your helmet and zip through the quaint streets on your stylish Vespa, a timeless symbol of the Italian lifestyle! Your first stop will be La Morra, best known for its panoramic Belvedere. A bonus detour leads you to the vibrant Barolo Chapel, a whimsical canvas of colors by English artist David Tremlett.

The Sights, Smells & Tastes of the Italian Countryside

Weave through the labyrinth of Barolo, a picturesque village steeped in millennia-old history and home to the renowned Barolo wine. The intriguing Wine Museum, showcasing the region's top wine producers, offers an insider's glimpse into wine-making traditions. Your journey ends in Monforte d'Alba, where architectural marvels are nestled amidst narrow, winding streets. This UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its sustainable viticulture, invites you to indulge in a culinary feast of local specialties, including elusive truffles. The musty aroma that permeates the air and the verdant vineyards make this Vespa tour an unforgettable taste of Italy's La Dolce Vita.