Diano d’Alba is a hilltop village among Dolcetto vines. Rows of grapes run down the slopes, and the view opens across the Langhe’s rolling wine country.
Culture4.6/5
Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Giovanni Battista
Eat$$$$4.7/5
L'Osteria del Vignaiolo
This La Morra restaurant serves Piedmontese dishes, including vitello tonnato and sage-butter ravioli. There's outdoor seating for lunch.
Eat$$$4.7/5
Cantina Comunale dei Sorì di Diano d'Alba
Nestled in the heart of Diano d'Alba, Cantina Comunale dei Sorì offers a taste of the region's finest wines, paired with a charming atmosphere that celebrates local tradition and community spirit.
Drink4.2/5
Bar Bistrot Del Gallo
Cafe$$4.4/5
Bar Roma
Shop$$$$4.5/5
Enoclub
Alba restaurant for Langhe cooking and a deep wine list. Tajarin comes with sausage ragù or truffles, and the sommelier matches bottles to your taste.
Eat4.1/5
Rinaldi Francesco & Figli Sas
Eat$$$$4.7/5
Ristorante Ca' del Lupo
Stay$$$$4.65/5
Hotel Villa Beccaris
Villa Beccaris has a fantastic hilltop location close to Alba. It features a large park with a swimming pool and sun deck, from which you can admire the beautiful view. Guest rooms at Hotel Villa Beccaris come with frescoed ceilings, antique furniture and modern bathrooms. Free WiFi is available throughout. Parking is free at Villa Beccaris. The friendly staff can help you organise wine tastings and excursions. This 18th-century villa boasts unique views of the historic village of Monforte d'Alba and the Langhe vineyards and countryside.
Stay4.4/5
Albergo
Nestled in the heart of Alba, Albergo offers a charming blend of historic elegance and modern comfort, making it an iconic retreat for those seeking authentic Italian hospitality and delectable local cuisine.
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