Portacomaro is a charming village in Monferrato, renowned for its infernot—ancient cellars carved into tuff rock, recognized as a UNESCO heritage site. The historic center of Portacomaro, with its brick houses and cobbled streets, exudes an authentic and historically rich atmosphere. The Castello di Portacomaro, dating back to the Middle Ages, is one of the town’s landmarks and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. The village is famous for its wine production, particularly Barbera, which is one of its most prized local products. The town’s festivals and fairs, dedicated to wine and traditional products, provide unmissable opportunities to savor the flavors of Monferrato and immerse oneself in its local traditions.