The **Big Benches of Monferrato** are more than giant seats to photograph and collect. They can become the destination of a walk through vineyards, villages and panoramic hills, turning a simple stop into a new way of experiencing the landscape. Born in Piedmont from an idea by Chris Bangle, they invite visitors to rediscover the territory with the curiosity and perspective of a child.

Piedmont is not a backdrop — it’s a layered story. Beyond Tuscany’s fame, Monferrato offers castles rising from vineyard-covered hills, authentic food traditions, and quiet landscapes where history and daily life still coexist. If you’re looking for depth instead of spectacle, this is the Italy you’ve been waiting to discover.

Mombaruzzo is more than a charming village — it’s a journey through tradition, panoramic landscapes and unexpected wonder. From Villa Prato’s park to Roccanivo’s artistic installations, passing by Berta’s fine grappa and the famous Moriondo amaretti, this corner of Monferrato invites you to slow down and truly experience the territory.