Vespa tour in the Langhe

Discover the Langhe by Vespa

The Langhe are one of the most fascinating destinations in Italy. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they offer rolling hills covered with vineyards, medieval castles and unforgettable scenery. Exploring the Langhe by Vespa allows you to experience the region authentically, following scenic roads and stopping in charming villages along the way.

La Morra and the Belvedere Viewpoint

La Morra is considered one of the most beautiful panoramic spots in Piedmont. From the famous Belvedere viewpoint you can admire endless vineyards and rolling hills. A must-see stop on every Vespa itinerary in the Langhe.

Barolo: The King of Wines

Barolo is one of the most visited villages in the Langhe. It is home to the Falletti Castle and the WiMu Wine Museum, one of the most famous wine museums in Italy. The surrounding hills offer spectacular views that are perfect for exploring by Vespa.

Monforte d'Alba

Monforte d'Alba features a charming historic center and hosts the renowned Horszowski Auditorium, an open-air amphitheater famous for summer concerts and events.

Alba: The Heart of the Langhe

Alba is world-famous for its White Truffle and elegant historic center. Walking through its streets, visitors can admire medieval towers, historic churches and enjoy the finest local gastronomy.

Barbaresco

Barbaresco is famous for its prestigious DOCG wine and medieval tower. From here visitors can enjoy stunning views over the Roero and Langhe hills.

What to Taste During Your Tour

• Barolo DOCG
• Barbaresco DOCG
• Nebbiolo Wine
• Alba White Truffle
• Traditional Tajarin Pasta
• Albese Raw Beef
• Local Langhe Cheeses

FAQ

Do I need a driving license?

Yes, a valid driving license is required to rent and ride a Vespa.

Can two people ride on one Vespa?

Yes, our Vespas can carry a rider and a passenger within legal limits.

How long does the tour last?

Full-day tours with the times shown, or customised itineraries.

Where do I pick up the Vespa?

At Langhe Vespa Rent, located in the heart of the Langhe region.