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Barolo Wheelchair Accessible Tours

If you are a wine enthusiast, lover of good food or simply eager to explore a picturesque hilly landscape, Barolo wheelchair accessible tours is a must-see destination in Northern Italy and more precisely in the Langhe.

This charming town, located in the Piedmont region, is famous for its wine of the same name and offers much more than you might imagine.

The hills are lined with neat vineyards, the farmhouses contain precious bottles and the specialized cellars are worth a visit.

Both for the product and for the thousand pieces of information that can be gathered by talking with the producers, in an exchange of views and opinions which, starting from the wine , lead to poetry, literature, art.

At the bottom of the valley, dominated by the beautiful Castle which at night lights up with the colors of the Italian flag.

During the day the pink tones of its walls and large windows paint the entire image of the village.

Private Barolo Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Disabled friendly Barolo wheelchair accessible tours with a professional guide.

Accessible Italian Holiday provide a safe and a full accessible tours around it at previewed itineraries.

Visit this rich and fascinating land with a specialized tourist guide.

Adapted van transportation specifically designed for disabled tourists traveling on holiday to Barolo in Piedmont.

Touring Barolo

Although Barolo wheelchair accessible tours, is a small village, you cannot miss this imposing structure which dates back to the X century.

Located in the center of Barolo, this beautiful Castle is testimony to wars and battles over the centuries, but the locals have always worked to restore it as best as possible.

Today, the Castle is home to the Barolo Regional Enoteca which offers 180 labels for sale, tasting and since 2010, has hosted the WiMu, the Wine Museum.

Is an original interactive and emotional journey on five floors to discover the myth and of the culture of Bacchus' nectar and its relationship with man.

Not far away, another museum awaits you, equally curious and original.

It is the Corkscrew Museum, housed in a former cellar with barrel-vaulted ceilings where you can discover, along 19 sections, 500 examples of corkscrews made starting from XVI century from every corner of the world.

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Barolo wheelchair accessible tours.

Unmissable visit at it with our Piedmont Wheelchair Accessible Tours.

Specifically tailored to wheelchair users, reduced mobility persons and disabled with an adapted van.