Visit Langhe
A selection of photographs taken with the photographer Vanessa Vettorello for the Tourist Board of Langhe Monferrato and Roero, commissioned by Parallelozero.
The project entitled "The Home of BuonVivere" promotes the territory which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site stretches within the borders of the Provinces of Alessandria, Asti and Cuneo and it's characterised by rolling hills covered by vineyards, interspersed by small high-altitude villages and mediaeval castles where viticulture has been the heart of economic and social life for centuries.
The editorial approach aims to focus on the excellence and beauty of the area. We cover lesser-known realities such as the cooperage, the historic mill and the largest fruit and vegetable wholesale market in Piedmont.
![Alta Langa landscape]()
![Borgo Sant'Anna restaurant, 1 Star Michelin, Monforte d'Alba]()
![Borgo Sant'Anna restaurant, 1 Star Michelin, Monforte d'Alba]()
![Sobrino mill, La Morra]()
![Stefano Sobrino, Sobrino mill, La Morra]()
![Renzo Sobrino and his son Stefano, Sobrino mill, La Morra]()
![Barrel maker Roberto Penna with his assistant, Portacomaro]()
![Barrel maker Roberto Penna, Portacomaro]()
![Langa landscape with foliage]()
![The typical humpback thistle from San Michele farm, Nizza Monferrato]()
![The typical humpback thistle from San Michele farm, Nizza Monferrato]()
![The typical humpback thistle from San Michele farm, Nizza Monferrato]()
![Milk goat, Roccaverano]()
![Making of tajarin, Tota Virginia restaurant with chef Alberto Paglieri, Serralunga d'Alba]()
![Agnolotti from Tra la Terra e il Cielo restaurant, Moasca]()
![Borgo Sant'Anna restaurant, 1 Star Michelin, Monforte d'Alba]()
![Cleaning of anchovies for preparation of the typical Bagna Cauda, Paroldo]()
![Roero Ortofrutta wholesale market, Canale]()
![Roero Ortofrutta wholesale market, Canale]()
The project entitled "The Home of BuonVivere" promotes the territory which was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site stretches within the borders of the Provinces of Alessandria, Asti and Cuneo and it's characterised by rolling hills covered by vineyards, interspersed by small high-altitude villages and mediaeval castles where viticulture has been the heart of economic and social life for centuries.
The editorial approach aims to focus on the excellence and beauty of the area. We cover lesser-known realities such as the cooperage, the historic mill and the largest fruit and vegetable wholesale market in Piedmont.
