Charming & Modern 3Br Apt in the Heart of Asti

Charming and modern three-bedroom apartment in the heart of the city of Asti. Ideal for work, Ideal for tourists. It is 500 meters from the train station, typical restaurants and the famous Piazza del Palio. Paid parking nearby. 4 people. The area has monuments, churches, museums to visit and is known for its famous winery tours. It is also ideal for country walks between the hills both by car and by bicycle. Charming three-room apartment, consisting of open space kitchen and living room, double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing room, double bedroom, completely renovated and finely furnished bathroom, air conditioning and wifi. The apartment is on the first floor and does not have an elevator, it is not suitable for disabled people since you have to climb stairs. Asti, capital of the province of the same name, almost boxed in by the pressure of the provinces of Alessandria to the east, Turin to the west and Cuneo to the south, settled on the plain of the Tanaro river in the Piedmont region. Mentioning Asti leads to the easy association of its famous spumante (sparkling) wine, exported all over the world, but of no lesser quality are its Malvasia, Brachetto or Barbera. The numerous food and wine fairs that Asti hosts make it a reference point for those who click their palates. Piedmont cities, large or small, have always given us the impression of being elegant and refined. Pedestrian areas, arcades and squares with outdoor tables and prestigious buildings are the main characteristics of the Piedmontese centers. Even the city of Asti is no different! So, let's find out what to see in the historic center of Asti. The historic center is small in size and develops in the pedestrian area along Corso Alfieri: from Torre Rossa to Piazza San Secondo to Torre Troyana. Everywhere you look in the center of Asti, you will see a tower! Historically it is called the "city of 100 towers" which actually seemed to be, in the past, even 120. The oldest of these is the Red Tower, dating from the 1st century