Welcome to Casa Rea

We would like to invite you to come and enjoy our luxuriously furnished holiday home in the border area between Piedmont and Liguria, on the edge of our village of Murazzano.

You are looking for a holiday home in Piedmont and you like the idea of staying with people that speak your language. We would like to convince you to choose for Casa Rea by introducing you to Piedmont, our Langhe region and our holiday home on this website. There are several beautiful villages and towns to visit, there are extensive opportunities for hiking and cycling in Piedmont and you can enjoy a delicious meal in one of the trattorias in our village. We have created various seating areas around the house, so you can simply enjoy the peace and quiet in and around the house. We are always available for tips and assistance. We live in the village.

For many people who want to go on holiday to Italy, Piedmont is still an unknown destination. Anyone who has been on vacation in Piedmont and the Langhe has experienced that Piedmont is the new Tuscany of Italy. A large part of our region has rightly been added to the UNESCO world heritage list.

The Piedmont region is located in the northwest of Italy, close to the Alps. The literal translation of Piedmont is 'at the foot of the mountains'. However, this large region has much more to offer than just the Alps. Lake Maggiore and the smaller Lago di Orta in the north, the capital Turin and a very varied landscape with beautiful nature reserves where you can enjoy walking, cycling and skiing or simply enjoy the beautiful nature. From a landscape perspective, Piedmont can easily compare with popular Tuscany.

Piedmont can further be characterized as the Burgundy of Italy. The Piedmontese love delicious food, accompanied by a good glass of wine. The region produces the most beautiful wines in Italy, such as the famous Barolo and Barbaresco, but also the Asti Spumante or Moscato d'Asti. Around Acqui Terme, one of Italy's oldest thermal spa resorts, lies the Dolcetto & Brachetto wine region, which is also home to Italy's most famous Grappa distiller. It is therefore no coincidence that the global Slow Food movement originated in this region (Bra). Slow Food is an independent organization that is committed to enjoying pure and honest food, rooted in gastronomic tradition.

The Langhe

Anyone who has been to Piedmont and the Langhe has experienced that Piedmont is the new Tuscany of Italy. A large part of our region has rightly been added to the UNESCO world heritage list. You can enjoy yourself for a few weeks in the wine villages of the Langhe, in and around Alba. In autumn, the international truffle market is held in Alba. For a whole month everything is dedicated to this with many festivals and on the first Sunday of October there is the Palio degli Asini, a donkey race through the city. A traditional palio with horses is held in Asti. In the beautiful nature of this region with many castles and abbeys you can enjoy cycling and walking between the rolling hills. The region, the Langhe, is famous for its wide variety of delicious mushrooms. Enthusiasts from all over the world come to this region to enjoy the gastronomic delights of this region, in particular the white truffle and wine.

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