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La Morra wheelchair accessible tours, is situated at an altitude of 513 meters, this small town is just a few kilometers from Alba, Barolo and Neive.

The small town dominates a steep hill covered by the exceptional Nebbiolo Vines, from which the highly prized Barolo is born; also known as the Red Gold.

This wine in a few years has made a poor agricultural area into one of the most desired places by wine lovers.

The name derives from Loci Murrae ( sheep enclosure ).

It seems that the Benedictine friars let their sheep graze here!

It is one of the most panoramic points in the area around Alba.

It is the perfect place for a food and wine weekend between wineries and restaurants where you can taste typical Piedmontese products and dishes, for a walk through the vineyards or as a base for visiting the surrounding villages and castles.

La Morra is not only recognized for being the homeland of Barolo.

In 2011, the village was awarded the Orange Flag for the enhancement of the historic center, while 3 years later it became part of the UNESCO heritage as a wine landscape of the Piedmont.

La Morra Wheelchair Accessible Tours

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Touring La Morra

The historic center is undoubtedly the nerve center of La Morra.

Here, in fact, stands Piazza Castello, in which there are two important city monuments.

The one dedicated to the Vignaiuolo, created by Antonio Munciguerra and the marble bust of Gabetti, to whom we owe the realization of the Royal March ( the real and first Hymn of Italy even before the official one was composed ).

In Piazza Castello there is also the Bell Tower, a tall XVIII century tower that has become the symbol of the town over time.

From it it is possible to enjoy a breathtaking panorama, to say the least, which overlooks the Langhe area.

An experience that you should include in your itinerary is to get lost in the narrow streets and alleys that make up the historic center, to discover the traditions and customs, still existing today, of this village in the Langhe.

A delightful and at the same time very particular monument of the Langhe village is the so-called Giant Bench.

From what you can very well imagine, it is really an enormous red bench positioned on the road that leads to Alba, also called the Bench of Serenity.

Tajarin. Ravioli del Plin cured meats and cheeses from the Cuneo pastures all dishes based on the prized white truffle of Alba.

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