Italian flair, good food and the well-known "Dolce far niente" - all this awaits the guests of the Cascine Crema, a typical Piedmontese farmstead with 100-300 year old stone houses that have been lovingly renovated and furnished. All around are green meadows, fields, forests, fruit trees and lavender and on a clear day you can even see the ridge of the Alps with the Monviso.

It's quiet here - except for the chirping of birds and the chirping crickets. Last but not least, thanks to the quiet location, the perfect place to switch off, recharge your batteries and unwind has been created here. Cascine Crema has something magical about it, you can recharge your batteries here and really feel at home - true to the motto "everything is possible, nothing has to be".

Every room and house of the Cascine Crema is different - from rustic to industrial look to classic-modern, everything is there. In addition to the residential buildings, there is also an original bakery. In addition, the former chicken coop became a playhouse for children, the dry house became a billiard room and the goat shed now houses the laundry room.

This beautiful place is owned by the von Arx family, who emigrated to Piedmont in 2003 and then gradually renovated the farmstead and have been renting it out ever since. The tasks are divided perfectly within the family: Urs is the skilled all-rounder, Susan is the creative designer and the two daughters Anina and Lia are the organizational talents who, in addition to their job and studies, do the administration from Switzerland.

Piedmont, which is home to Cascine Crema, is still unknown to many, but offers not only a wonderful landscape (the area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014) but also perhaps the best cuisine in Italy (well-known dishes such as vitello tonnato, carpaccio, Russian salad, risotto, Brasato, Panna Cotta or Tiramisù come from Piedmont). And as if that weren't enough, the Piedmontese are also very open and friendly people who make friends from the heart.