Biglietto d'ingresso al Museo delle Langhe
Descrizione
Il museo permanente comprende diverse sale, tra cui quella dedicata all'enogastronomia locale con un'esposizione di tartufi rari, una con la rappresentazione di una cucina albese del diciassettesimo e diciannovesimo secolo e poi le sale con la distilleria del diciottesimo secolo, la bottega di un bottaio e delle fattorie agricole. Il conte Camillo Benso di Cavour, uno dei protagonisti dell'Unità d'Italia, era il proprietario di questo castello. Dove abitò tra il 1832 e il 1849, quando era sindaco del comune di Grinzane. Sicuramente aveva anche un certo interesse per il settore della viticoltura. Nel castello sono conservati i suoi mobili, i manoscritti e la fascia tricolore del sindaco.
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Itinerario
Costruito nella prima metà del XIII secolo, il castello ha subito diverse modifiche architettoniche. I più recenti restauri sono stati eseguiti nel 1961, in occasione del centenario dell'Unità d'Italia. L'imponente edificio in mattoni rossi è a pianta trapezoidale, con quattro sezioni disposte in modo irregolare attorno al piccolo cortile principale. Fu ampliata nel XVI secolo con l'aggiunta di due pittoresche torrette circolari; allo stesso periodo risale il soffitto a cassettoni con 157 riquadri dipinti nella Sala delle Maschere. Oggi il castello ospita l'Enoteca Regionale "Cavour", un ristorante e un Museo Etnografico della vita contadina. Quest'ultimo presenta mostre su diversi temi: cimeli cavouriani, vini albesi nel mondo romano, ambienti di cucina locale del XVII e XIX secolo, bicchieri da vino, oggetti relativi alla tradizione enogastronomica albese, le botteghe di un fabbro e un bottaio, una distilleria del XVIII secolo, attrezzi da cortile, pesi e misure, informazioni sui tartufi.
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Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
Recensioni(103)
I visited the Grinzane Cavour Castle and was truly impressed by it. The structure is perfectly preserved and offers a fascinating journey into history, immersed in the splendid landscape of the Langhe. The museum rooms are well-kept and rich in information, while from the outside you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding vineyards. The Regional Enoteca is also very interesting, where it is possible to discover, purchase, and taste some of the best wines of the territory and typical products. The atmosphere is quiet and evocative, ideal for those who love history, culture, and food and wine. An additional point in its favor is that animals are allowed, making the visit pleasant even for those traveling with their dog. An absolutely recommended stop for those visiting the Langhe: a place that combines beauty, tradition, and unforgettable panoramas.
This is where Cavour was mayor. The exterior is very striking with a 360-degree view of the hills, featuring an educational path about grape maturation. Inside, there is a grocery store and a bar that serves appetizers with a very skilled bartender, a sommelier. The visit to the rooms lasts about thirty minutes. Convenient parking. Well-maintained castle.
The castle towers majestically over the small hill. In the background you can see the maritime Alps of Piedmont. That's nice. The museum, too. But that's all.
The Castle of Grinzane Cavour: beautiful structure, perfectly preserved and immersed in a breathtaking landscape; the hills of the Langhe seen from here look like a painting. The visit to the castle is rich in history and curiosity, with well-equipped rooms and paths that tell in a clear and engaging way the figure of Cavour and the winemaking tradition of the territory. Also very interesting is the museum dedicated to truffles and local culture. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the organization impeccable. It is one of those places where care and respect for cultural heritage are perceived. An experience that I recommend to anyone visiting the Langhe: fascinating, suggestive and absolutely not to be missed.
Beautiful, we found a very sunny but cold weather, early January .. but we recommend the visit! The view is breathtaking panoramic!. Go on...
Despite having been several times in the Langhe, we had not yet visited this wonderful castle! Beautiful outdoor area, a real open-air museum and very interesting interior where in addition to the history of Cavour, it becomes a museum of the territory and I must say that it is done really very well, I absolutely recommend it if you are in the area!
Mostly about wine and truffles. If you are looking for a “castle” experience, this isn’t for you. The outside grounds and views are spectacular.
Castle visited outdoors, formerly home of Camillo Benso Count of Cavour. Very nice, well-kept both the building and the park. Spectacular view, parking very close, very comfortable climb on foot although slightly uphill. Passing in the surroundings to be reckoned with.
Very nice and well maintained castle. For wine lovers it is a perfect place. Many explanations about wine and Cavour's life. I recommend it
Visit well organized by the volunteers of the fai, the visit lasts over an hour and all we are told is Interesting, good Silvia the guide but good also the rest of the volunteers. The castle lends itself very well to a guided tour. Being full of works of various kinds. Congratulations, everyone. 5 euros in two decidedly well spent.
