Vespa tours in the Langhe
Why choose our Vespa tours?

A Vespa tour in the Langhe is the ideal way to experience these hills at a relaxed pace, following scenic roads, stopping in charming villages, and sharing the day with the right people.
It’s a perfect experience for couples, small groups of friends, or anyone who wants to celebrate a special occasion without rushing, relying on the advice of people who truly live here.

We are 'Human'

We are not a booking portal: we are real people who reply to your request and do our best to create your “special moment”!

We are local

We were born and live here. No one can help you discover the secrets of the Langhe and the surrounding area better than those who call it home!

Customized routes

With our tracks, you won’t wander around without knowing where to go: you’ll have local tips and a map to discover the most beautiful corners of your itinerary!

OUTDOOR

A day touring the Langhe on a Vespa!

Discover the Langhe in one day, following an itinerary designed to guide you without haste.
The Vespa tour is the perfect balance between freedom and organization: beautiful roads, scenic stops and, if you wish, a break at a winery or a local restaurant.
It’s the ideal solution if you have one day available and want to truly enjoy it, without rushing from one point to another.

WEEKEND OUTDOOR

If one day isn’t enough: Vespa Weekend!

The weekend has finally arrived. After an intense work week, it’s time to get on the Vespa and feel free. After all, freedom is exactly what we need during the weekend—and it’s also a bit of a trip back in time: suddenly, time slows down, the road becomes part of the journey, 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 many Vespa itineraries and Italy is full of wonderful places to explore on two wheels, but we truly believe the Langhe are among the most beautiful Vespa routes in the country: endless vineyards, small villages where it’s easy to stop (and park), and maybe a tasting along the way… in short, a truly “slow” day to disconnect from everyday life!

And if you’d like, we can organize an entire Vespa-themed weekend in the Langhe for you… Discover our proposal!

Each Vespa tour can be experienced in different ways.

Do you want a tour but haven’t decided which one to choose yet?

We created a page that works as a filter for all our SlowDays and Slow Weekends!

Why choose a Vespa tour in the Langhe?

A Vespa tour in the Langhe is an authentic way to explore hills, villages and vineyards at a pleasant pace.
Here, distances are perfect for two wheels: scenic roads, frequent stops and the chance to pull over where cars often drive straight past.

Look for Vespa tours in the region you’d like to explore and let yourself be guided by someone who truly knows the area. You’ll follow personalized routes and reach places that are often overlooked by motorists.

The Vespa has left a deep mark in Italian history and is still a beloved way to explore the country’s beauty. A Vespa tour is a fun and engaging experience that lets you 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 a few practical tips on riding. They will also provide assistance during the tour by phone.

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With the schedule, you will receive instructions to download the app and the route. You can follow it during your tour. If you prefer the freedom to move independently, that’s fine too—as long as you respect the timing of the experiences you booked.

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The tours shown on this page are priced for two people sharing one Vespa. If you’d like one Vespa per person, it’s possible with an extra charge.

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Vespa rentals have set hours. Generally, it’s from 10:00–10:30 until 18:00. If different arrangements are made, you’ll find the timing on your schedule. If you’re late for the return, remember to inform the rental company.

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This tour is designed to travel Slow! It’s not a race—it’s an experience to savour.

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KASKO insurance is not included for rented vehicles. It can be requested with an extra charge. The vehicle is your responsibility: treat it with care and lock it whenever you park.

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The Vespa follows the rules of the road. Don’t take risks: reckless behaviour can have consequences for your driving licence.

Why choose SlowDays for your Piedmont Vespa Tour?

Make an informed choice

  • Because we know these areas—we’ve been travelling through them for years
  • We work with reliable rental partners who are experienced and truly love two wheels
  • We create custom routes for your tour. It’s lovely to get lost among the hills, but it’s also nice to have landmarks to follow
  • With SlowDays you’ll have assistance during your tour in the Langhe
  • A day on a Vespa is always a great excuse to taste excellent wines
  • If you feel like a ready-made picnic to enjoy during the tour, you can find it at the start

We can’t wait to welcome you!

Giant benches Vespa tour

Stories shared

Do you know how the Vespa was born?

The history of the Vespa is linked to the post-war years and to Italy’s rebirth after the hard times of World War II.

The Vespa was created by the famous Italian manufacturer Piaggio. The first Vespa appeared on the market in 1946. The company was led by Enrico Piaggio. The designer was aeronautical engineer Corradino D’Ascanio: the project aimed to give Italians an economical, practical vehicle to move around cities that were still difficult to navigate due to damaged and incomplete roads.

The Vespa immediately stood out thanks to its innovative design: small wheels, an open frame and an engine placed 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, also because it appeared in films, songs and artworks, helping to shape a new cultural identity for Italy.

Today, the Vespa is still an icon in the world of scooters. Classic models are loved and collected, while newer versions fascinate international markets and riders of all ages.