Holiday home in Robini

Stay in this country house in Piedmont in Northern Italy in the heart of Santo Stefano Belbo village for a memorable and comfortable holiday. The property comes with two modern bedrooms with modern décor and double bed. One of the rooms is equipped with a private bathroom while the other has a balcony that offers fantastic views of the valley. You can dine at the eateries located within 2 to 3 km from the property. The centre is 2 km away from the property from where you can shop. The general supplies can be bought from the supermarket 2 km away. Nearby there are numerous wineries where it is possible to do wine tastings, in the historic center of Canelli. The holiday home comes with private roofed terrace for enjoying breakfast with uninterrupted views. Additionally, it also offers a lovely garden with grill and a living room with fireplace and sofa bed. Prepare your own meals in the fully equipped kitchen with espresso machine, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and a freezer.

Santo Stefano Belbo is a town in the Langhe and since 2014 has become part of the UNESCO territories, defined as: "The winegrowing landscapes of Piedmont: Langhe-Roero and Monferrato".
The wine-growing cultural landscapes of Piedmont of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato are an exceptional living testimony to the historical tradition of vine cultivation and wine culture and embody the archetype of European wine-growing landscape for their great aesthetic quality.
Nearby there are numerous wineries where it is possible to do wine tastings, in the historic center of Canelli in fact within 5 minutes of car, you can find the famous "underground cathedrals", where you can immerse your senses in a magical environment, aisles, walkers, transects open in great cruises as to really be in a Great Cathedral of the Bosca, Contratto, Coppo and Gancia winery.
Just 2 km away is the birthplace of Cesare Pavese, where his parents spent their summer holidays, is a little out of the way, on the “old way” for Canelli.
Less than 30 minutes you can reach Alba, known for its white truffle. The Duomo, rebuilt in Gothic style, has a bell tower from which to admire city views. Not far away, the Church of San Giovanni Battista hosts works of art from the fourteenth century. The Federico Eusebio Museum presents artifacts from Prehistory to the Roman era, as well as a section dedicated to natural history.
The area is quiet and naturally prepared for excursions and long walks on the slopes both on foot and by mountain bike (available for rent at 2 km).