Located in the heart of Piedmont, Casa del Grande Vecchio is the ideal starting point for discovering the culture, nature, and traditions of the region.

Its strategic location makes it easy to reach historic cities, natural landscapes, and food and wine itineraries, turning every stay into a rich and memorable experience.

Culture and history

Just 20 km away, Turin offers museums, historic palaces, and the elegance of Italy’s first capital.
The Reggia di Venaria Reale and the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, both within a short distance, bear witness to the splendor of the Savoy court.
Nearby Pinerolo preserves a fascinating historical heritage, while Saluzzo, with its medieval center, enchants visitors with art and tradition.

Nature and landscapes

The Waldensian Valleys, about 20 km away, offer striking scenery and trails steeped in history.
Cycling and walking enthusiasts can explore routes surrounded by greenery, while the Sestriere ski area is easily reachable during the winter season.

Tradition and gastronomy

Piedmont is renowned for its rich culinary heritage. Local fairs and events, such as Tuttomele in Cavour and the Carmagnola Pepper Fair, celebrate regional products.
Restaurants, farmhouses, and wineries offer the opportunity to taste fine wines and typical Piedmontese specialties.

Sport and leisure

Sports enthusiasts can play golf on nearby courses, cycle through the countryside, or easily reach Alpine ski resorts.
Turin also hosts sporting events and facilities of international importance.

Casa del Grande Vecchio is the ideal place for those who wish to experience Piedmont authentically, among culture, nature, and the flavors of the land.