Alba Travel Guide

This 12th-century cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic styles with a striking red brick façade. Inside, find a remarkable wooden choir from 1512 and a ceiling painted like a starry night sky.

After visiting Maddalena Courtyard, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Langhe and Roero. While in this quaint area, you can enjoy the wineries.

This archaeological museum chronicles Alba's history from prehistoric times through the Roman era with immersive exhibits. Examine a reconstructed Neolithic hut and view ancient marine fossils from the Langhe region.

Renamed in 2015 for Nutella creator Michele Ferrero, this central Alba square showcases a striking metal sculpture. Enjoy aperitivo at cafés or see the lively Palio degli Asini donkey races during truffle season.

Journey beneath Alba's streets to discover ancient Roman mosaics and medieval ruins with archaeologist-led tours. The underground exploration concludes at the fascinating Museum of Archaeology.

This modern sports complex offers pristine indoor and outdoor swimming pools for both recreation and training. Bring a swimming cap to enjoy the family-friendly facilities and professional instruction.

This dual-auditorium theatre blends 19th-century architecture with modern design. Attend an evening performance to experience its intimate atmosphere and exceptional acoustics in Alba's artistic heart.

This 13th-century Gothic church features medieval ribbed vaults and faded frescoes. Explore its three naves with Romanesque capitals while enjoying contemporary art exhibitions in this historic space.