Belvedere dal Vivo

The Belvedere of the Langhe becomes a stage

Overlooking the amphitheatre of Barolo vineyards, the Belvedere of La Morra is one of the most beloved viewpoints in the Langhe, in the province of Cuneo, at the heart of a landscape recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Every summer, for four days in early July, this natural balcony comes alive with Belvedere dal Vivo, a widespread festival that brings entertainment, culture, and conviviality to Piazza Castello and the village alleys.

A multidisciplinary and widespread festival

The strength of Belvedere dal Vivo lies in its variety: a single event that brings together open-air cinema for families, international puppet theatre, wellness sessions, live music, and DJ sets, alongside street artists who colour the historic centre. It is a programme designed for all ages, from children to contemporary theatre enthusiasts, with a keen eye on inclusion and social connection.

• Cinema under the stars with the CineDehors series, preceded by animated readings and creative workshops for the little ones.
• International puppet theatre thanks to the collaboration with the prestigious Burattinarte Festival.
• Sunrise yoga to start the day in harmony with the silence and light of the Langhe.
• Live music and DJ sets in the heart of the Belvedere, until late at night.
• Street artists, circus performers, and musicians animating the village streets.

A local event

Belvedere dal Vivo is organized by the Municipality of La Morra with the support of VisitLaMorra, the Teatro del Fiasco, the G. Rubino Civic Library, and the Cantina Comunale, with the backing of the Fondazione CRC. Admission to all events is free, and street food and bar points are available on-site during the evenings, perfect for enjoying the show with a glass of Barolo or a drink at sunset.

Experiencing La Morra during the festival

Participating in Belvedere dal Vivo is also the perfect opportunity to discover La Morra and the Langhe: walks among the vines, cellar visits, tastings, and unforgettable sunsets from the Belvedere. The festival combines the cultural dimension with the food and wine excellence that makes this corner of Piedmont famous all over the world.