Piedmont: discover the region

Holidays in camping sites and bungalow villages in Piedmont are centred around Lake Maggiore, the Langhe and the Alps and Prealps region; but there are plenty of facilities also around the region's capital city, Turin. Piedmont is rich with beautiful landscapes, therefore ideal for outdoor tourism; camping sites and holiday villages are mainly concentrated in the areas around Lake Maggiore, a favourite destination among Italian and foreign travellers.

Bungalows on Lake Maggiore

Postcard-like sceneries, beaches to relax and tan, connections to the towns and cities nearby and services dedicated to international tourism are the strong points of the camping sites and bungalow villages on Lake Maggiore, available in all main tourist destinations in the area. Verbania, Baveno, Dormelletto and Cannobio have many camping sites, from where visitors can easily reach, by ferry, the Isole Borromee and other beautiful locations, such as Arona and Stresa. As for the quality of the facilities, this area caters for tourists with all types of budgets, from basic accommodation to glamping, with swimming pools, private beach.

Piedmont, nature, art, food and wine

The camping sites and bungalow villages in Piedmont are mainly located in the Langhe area, on the hills between Cuneo and Asti, the land of great wines, hazelnuts and some of Piedmont's best food and wine traditions, where they are regarded as a valid and fun alternative to agritourism facilities. Good facilities are also available near the Alps and Prealps – these are the ideal choice for those looking for a relaxing or an active holiday surrounded by nature – as well as around the capital of the region, Turin, which certainly deserves a visit, for its architectural beauty and museums. From the Egyptian Museum to Reggia di Venaria, from the National Museum of Cinema to GAM, without forgetting the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, the Mole Antonelliana, the Rivoli Castel and the Museum of the Holy Shroud. The reasons to visit Turin are endless.