The newly renovated holiday home Cascina Canelli consists of 2 large apartments called Alba and Asti. In addition, the property also offers a Cantina/Venue with separate kitchen and dining facilities for 20-25 people (cantina is optional and can be rented separately). When renting both apartments, the cantina is included. Both apartments have their own private terraces of 40m2, but share the saltwater swimming pool of 4.5x15 m. Garden and parking are also shared between guests. Please note, bedroom 4 in 'Apartment with Pool view' (Alba) has a separate entrance. The property is private and has its own gate with code. Located within walking distance to restaurants, but one should use a car for grocery shopping. Many hiking opportunities, both on foot and by bike.

Merete & Ove are passionate travellers with a special fondness for Northern Italy. With a love for wine, they explore the picturesque areas of the region, especially Canelli in Piedmont. Wine lovers enjoy exploring local vineyards, tasting the different wines and delving into the area's rich winemaking history. In addition to tourism, the host is involved in new tourism projects. Whether it's supporting local initiatives, developing unique travel experiences or helping to promote sustainable tourism.

Canelli is a charming town located in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. It is particularly famous for its wine production and has a rich history and cultural heritage. Here are some interesting places and attractions in and around Canelli: Underground Cathedrals (Cattedrali Sotterranee): Canelli is famous for its underground cathedrals, which are ancient wine cellars that were excavated under the city. These historic cathedrals are unique. Museo della Canapa (Hemp Museum): This museum focuses on the industrial history of hemp production in the area. It offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the long tradition of hemp cultivation and the production of hemp-based products. Chiesa di San Tommaso: This beautiful church, built in the Baroque style, is dedicated to St Thomas and is well worth a visit for those interested in historical architecture and art. Castello Gancia (Gancia Castle): This castle, originally built in the 17th century, is now a wine museum. Visitors can explore the castle's gardens and wine cellars and learn more about the area's winemaking history. Cantina Sociale di Canelli (Canelli Cooperative Winery): For wine lovers, a visit to the local co-operative wine cellar is a great experience. Here you can taste a wide range of local wines and learn more about the winemaking process. Piazza Cavour: This is the city's main square, surrounded by beautiful buildings and cafes. It's a great place to relax, soak up the atmosphere and sample local delicacies. Eateries: Canelli offers a number of great eateries and restaurants serving delicious Piedmontese food and local specialities. Canelli and the Piedmont region in general is an ideal destination for those who love wine, history and culture. Explore the beautiful landscapes, savour the local culinary delights and experience the charm of this authentic Italian town.