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Hotel Dosso Alto  ** Via Maniva, 254 25060 Collio V.T. Tel:   +39 030  927642 / +39 339 7196245 14 rooms - 25 beds E:     info@rosaettore.it W:    www.rosaettore.it Dinner by reservation -  garage

The Castle Museum of the Budapest History Museum has its location in the former Royal Palace, in an ambience surrounded by historical atmosphere.  Visitors can enter the rooms of the Medieval Palace, get acquainted with the unique treasures of the Museum, like the Angevin Silk Tapestry or the Gothic Sculptures; they can rest on the benches of the Renaissance Garden from the spring up to the autumn. The Museum exhibits the momentous events and notable personalities of the history of Budapest. H-1014 Budapest, Szent Gyorgy ter' 2 Buda Palace, Building E  www.btm.hu www.facebook.com/Budapesti\|TortenetiMuzeum Information:  (+36 1) 487 8800, 487 8871 Opening hours: 1 March -31 October,  10 1,m. - 18 p.m. 1 November - 28 February,  10.a.m. - 16.p.m. Closed on Mondays

Open - 17/4 - 6/9 Pitches /Seasonal:  480/360  Cottages /Rooms  13/- Traslovslages Familjecamping Strandbackavagen 4, SE-432 91 Varberg Tel:   +46 (0)340 67 00 80 E:  info@traslovislagesfamiljecamping.se

Castles, Churches, Towers and boroughs...... across Langhe Roero are amazing. They mirror the art and culture of this region and bear witness to its history, from the Roman era to the Middle Ages, from the age of Napoleon to the nineteenth-century days of splendour seeing prominent noble families in this territory. The heritage of past is perceivable in the allure of old churches, the singularity of architectural elements, and the legacy of great personalities who played a key role in the history of this hilly land as well as that of Italy. At the Wine Museum of Barolo the heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future, and becomes material culture in the nearby Royal Residences open to the public.  The region's sites of memory of the Risorgimento also bring the past into the present, especially this year, as Italy marks the 150 anniversary of its unification. Don't miss the appointment! Strada Romantica delle Langhe e del Roero You don...

By Car - Motorways A6   - Torino - Savona Marene exit A21 - Torino - Piacenza Asti est exit A33-   Asti - Cuneo Alba exit By Plane:  Milano Malpensa and Linate www.sea-aeroportimilano.it communication@ses-aeroportmilano.it Torino Caselle www.aeroporteditorino.it mailbox@sagat.trn.it Cuneo Levaldigi www.aeroporto.cuneo.it info@aeroporto.cuneo.it By Train Ferrovie Dello Stato www.ferroviedellostato.it

If you want to have an idea about things to see, you may start your journey visiting Alba, walking round its streets and squares permeated by history and scenting and tasting the flavour of its truffles. From here, you may depart for other appealing destinations following the itineraries suggested here following. The Barolo Itinerary through the Hills of Bassa Langa From Alba, you may go easily to the hills of Bassa Langa, the area of production of fine red wines The landscape is characterized by vineyards and castles such as the medieval castle and village of Rodd, which could be your first stop before seeing La Morra and its magnificent view on the hills. Then you may reach Barolo and visit the castle of the Marquis Falletti, now housing the Wimu Wine Museum and the Regional Wine Centre. At this point you cannot miss exploring Monforte d'Alba, the village of the Catharist heretics, and the fourteenth - century fortresses of Serralunga and Castiglione Falletti.  Your fina...