Towns in Piedmont

One of Italy's renowned cities, Torino is more than the home of the Shroud of Turin; it is also a city of palaces and elegant architecture.

A lively city that sets itself apart from nearby Milan, Novara has a monument-filled historic center and hip city vibe.

Resting in a glacier valley on the north side of Lake Orta, Omegna is a vibrant town that is worth a visit.

Orta San Giulio is a quaint town of pretty pastels, called "God's watercolor" by Italian writer Piero Chiara.

A tiny town in the wine country of Piedmont, Bruno is a charming place in the hills where you can sample authentic Italian life.

Lesa is a lovely little town on the shores of Lake Maggiore, halfway between Stresa and Arona.

Pettenasco is a lakeside town that enjoys a fairy tale setting.

Set in the beautiful Roero district of Piedmont, the village of Monticello d'Alba holds characteristic lanes, medieval allure, and a well-kept castle.

A short and easy distance from Turin, the town of Bussoleno lies along a branch of the historic Via Francigena that made it a crossroads for pilgrims and commerce since the Middle Ages.

Govone is in the Roero area of Piedmont, resting between Asti and Alba amidst a rich wine country.

In the Monferrato hills, the village of Villadeati sits amids manicured landscapes with a background of woods and mountains.