The hills of the Langhe are perfect to explore by Vespa. Scenic, low-traffic roads, UNESCO World Heritage vineyards, historic villages and breathtaking views make every itinerary a unique experience. SlowDays offers day tours and organized weekend trips, with customized routes, a digital road book, and the option to add wine tastings, traditional lunches, and overnight stays.
Vespa Tour in the LangheDiscover the Langhe by Vespa among vineyards, villages and scenic roads
VESPA TOUR IN THE LANGHE
Our most requested option, ideal for discovering the area in a single day among vineyards, villages and scenic stops.
Every tour includes a customized itinerary with a digital road book and recommendations on the area’s main scenic, cultural and food-and-wine stops.
Vespa ride in the Langhe region
Vespa Tour an experience in the Langhe featuring scenic views, local flavors, and authentic activities to explore the SlowDays region at a leisurely pace in a friendly atmosphere.
WEEKEND VESPA TOUR
If one day isn't enough for you: Vespa Weekend!
The weekend has finally arrived, and after a week of intense work, it’s time to get on the saddle of the Vespa and feel free. After all, it’s exactly the freedom we need over the weekend, and it’s also a bit of a journey back in time: suddenly time slows down, the road becomes part of the trip, and every stop is a discovery.
If you’re in this mood, it’s time to book a Vespa weekend in the Langhe. There can be countless Vespa itineraries and, in Italy, we have enchanting places to visit on two motorized wheels, but we think the Langhe are truly one of the most beautiful Vespa itineraries in Italy: vineyards as far as the eye can see, small villages to stop in (with no trouble finding parking) and maybe a few tastings along the way… in short, a completely “slow” day to disconnect from everyday life!
And if you’d like, we can organize a whole Vespa-themed weekend in the Langhe for you… Discover our proposal!
AN ORIGINAL AND ALTERNATIVE IDEA
An original and scenic itinerary that will take you to discover some of the most beautiful Giant Chairs (Panchine Giganti) of the Langhe. Riding your Vespa, you will cross vineyards, villages and gentle hills, stopping at the most striking spots to admire the landscape and take unforgettable photos. A relaxing and enjoyable experience, ideal for those who want to experience the Langhe from a different perspective.
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SlowBox Weekend – Free on a Vespa Through the Langhe
A weekend by Vespa touring the Langhe, with tasting and overnight stay included.
SlowBox Giornata – Vespa Tour in the Langhe
A day riding a Vespa along a scenic route, enhanced with a lunch or a tasting.
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Each Vespa tour can be experienced in different ways.
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Why choose a Vespa tour in the Langhe?
The Vespa has left a deep mark on Italian history and continues to be a popular means of exploring the country’s beauty. A Vespa tour is a fun and engaging experience that will allow you to experience Italy in a unique and unforgettable way.
How does a Vespa tour in the Langhe work?
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You will receive a schedule with the Vespa pick-up address.
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Along with the Vespa, the rental company will provide a helmet for each participant and practical tips on riding a Vespa. They will also provide assistance during the tour via telephone.
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You will receive the information, along with the program, to download the APP and the route. You’ll be able to follow it during your Tour. If instead you prefer the freedom to move around on your own, you can do so without any problem, as long as you respect the times of the experiences you’ve booked.
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The Vespa tours you see on our website are priced for two people sharing one Vespa. If you would like one Vespa per person, this is possible at an additional cost.
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Vespa rentals have set hours. Generally, they are available from 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM and till 6:00 PM. If different arrangements have been made, you will find the times listed on the program. If you are running late for delivery, remember to notify the rental company.
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The Tour is designed to travel Slowly! It is not a race, but an experience to be savored.
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Comprehensive insurance is not included for rented vehicles. It can be requested for an additional fee. Rented vehicles are your responsibility; you must treat them with care and lock them when parking.
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The Vespa follows the rules of the road. Do not act recklessly, as this could have consequences for your driver’s license.
Why choose SlowDays for your Piedmont Vespa Tour?
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- Because we know these areas well, having traveled through them for years.
- Our rental suppliers are skilled, experienced individuals who love two wheels.
- We create customized routes for your tour. It’s nice to get lost in the hills, but it’s also nice to have landmarks to follow
- Because with SlowDays you will have assistance during your Vespa tour in the Langhe
- A day out on a Vespa is always a good excuse to taste excellent wines.
- Because if you want a picnic ready, to taste during the tour, you can find it at the start
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Stories shared
Do you know how the Vespa came about?
The history of the Vespa is linked to the post-war years and to Italy’s rebirth after the difficult years of World War II.
The Vespa was created by the famous Italian manufacturer Piaggio. The first Vespa appeared on the market in 1946. Enrico Piaggio headed Piaggio. The designer was aeronautical engineer Corradino D’Ascanio; the project aimed to provide Italians with an economical and practical vehicle that could easily navigate cities that were still difficult to travel in due to non-existent or disastrous roads.
The Vespa immediately made an impact with its innovative design: small wheels, an open frame, and an engine positioned under the seat. It won the hearts of millions of Italians and became a symbol of freedom and independence.
In the 1950s and 1960s, the Vespa became a status symbol, partly because it appeared in films, songs, and works of art, helping to define a new cultural identity for Italy.
Today, the Vespa remains a symbol in the world of scooters. Its classic models are still much loved and collected, while the more modern versions also appeal to foreign markets and drivers of all ages.