Discover Camo: Art, Moscato Vineyards and Regional Experiences

Camo combines traditional festivals and public art with a route through Moscato vineyards, forests and hazelnut groves in the UNESCO area. Langhet en Festa offers a special insight into the local events calendar: The traditional festival took place in 2026 for its 47th edition. There are also paths through vineyards, forests and hazelnut groves, as well as cultural destinations in Camo and the surrounding area. Those looking for a holiday apartment in Camo will therefore find various reasons to plan their stay around discovering the town, exploring the landscape and taking regional excursions.

Culture between Open-Air Art and History

In Camo, the Museo a Cielo Aperto extends along the streets of the hamlet belonging to Santo Stefano Belbo, featuring more than 90 works. Here, art therefore meets you in the streets rather than only in a single exhibition building. Camo is also home to the Pinacoteca “Don Michele Messa”. The parish church of San Pietro in Vincoli adds a historical accent: It was built in 1939 on the ruins of its predecessor. Five years earlier, the predecessor had been deemed unsafe because of the risk of collapse and closed for worship.

The connection between culture and landscape can also be clearly seen in Camo. As part of Mani e Natura, which is among Camo’s food-related events, the walk “4 passi tra i nostri paesaggi” took place between the works of the open-air museum and the Moscato vineyards. Travellers wishing to combine local history, art and regional culinary culture therefore have different thematic points of connection, without having to limit their stay to a single attraction.

Paths through Vineyards, Forests and Hazelnut Groves

The Ultra Trail del Moscato d’Asti passes through Camo. The 100-kilometre Magistra Langarum route of the Ultra Trail del Moscato d’Asti runs through vineyards, forests and hazelnut groves in the UNESCO area. For planning a holiday, the town can therefore be viewed both through its cultural impressions and through the route and landscape setting.

The local festival calendar also includes the patron saint’s festival, celebrated on the first Sunday in August with food and music. Together with Langhet en Festa and Mani e Natura, it forms a range of events in which tradition, communal dining, music and the Moscato landscape come together. The various dates and formats offer different perspectives on Camo: at one time as a festival venue, at another as a setting for art and landscape, and at another in connection with a longer route that passes through Camo.

Destinations around Camo

Several destinations in the surrounding area offer further cultural experiences. Casa Natale di Cesare Pavese is a museum nearby. Castello di Bubbio and Castello di Rorà are castles in the area around Camo. The Museo Federico Eusebio, another museum, is also located there. In the wider regional area around Camo are the Terme di Acqui Terme Park, Parco del Castello, Parco Biberach Ander Riss and Parco Monte Rainero. These different types of destinations allow you to choose accommodation according to the desired balance of local culture, landscape, events and regional discoveries.

Holiday Apartment in Camo for Planning Your Trip

When choosing a holiday apartment or holiday home in Camo, you can tailor the focus of your stay to the town’s specific themes. Those interested in culture can combine the parish church, the Pinacoteca and the Museo a Cielo Aperto; those who want to place the landscape at the centre of their stay can follow the vineyards, forests and hazelnut groves along the route. Camo also offers food-related events, as well as museums, castles and parks in the surrounding area.

More places for planning your trip: Benevello, Entracque, Lesegno, Demonte, Santo Stefano Belbo, Polonghera, Riassolo, Lurisia

To the higher-level travel overview: Cuneo.