Hotels Montelupo Albese, Guesthouses Montelupo Albese and Residences Montelupo Albese

Montelupo Albese, a small municipality of the province of Cuneo, is idyllically set just in the heart of the Langhe. Situated amidst sweet hills and gentle slopes, it is surrounded by fertile valleys covered with lush vineyards. It is easily accessible by car from Asti and Alba.

Montelupo Albese is scattered with a dazzling array of comfortable hotels. Managed by skilled employees, the local guest houses give tourists the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here based on the utmost peace and tranquillity. The city's charming farm houses, that are hosted inside ancient manor houses, are situated just in the heart of the glorious surrounding countryside. Not to be missed are Montelupo Albese's well-equipped residences and vacation flats.

Montelupo Albese is a city of ancient traditions that has been linked to agriculture for many centuries now. Surrounded by enchanting natural settings and covered with lush vineyards, it is backed by the impressive profiles of the Alps. The fairy-tale Langhe are Piedmont's most glorious countryside areas where some of the most famous wines in Italy are produced, such as Barbera, Grignolino, Nebbiolo, Moscato and Barolo. Montelupo Albese gives tourists the possibility to enjoy ancient traditions while admiring enchanting sights that are rich in history and fascination.
The old town revolves around the eighteenth-century parish church of Vergine Assunta. It is scattered with picturesque sights and sumptuous historical buildings, such as the rural chapel of Oriolo, that is flanked by a high bell tower and surrounded by lush trees.
The lovers of nature will be spoilt for choice. Both trekking and mountain-bike enthusiasts will have the possibility to explore the fascinating itineraries of the Langhe, such as the Wolf Path and the famous Barolo Route, that are dotted with thick woods and lush vineyards. Montelupo is situated within a short driving distance from the most famous wine cities of the Langhe and Monferrato, such as Alba, Cherasco, Dogliani, Nizza Monferrato and Barolo.