Where to Stay in Cortandone

For over a century in the 12th century, Cortandone was held by its own local lords, the "Di Cortandone" family, before passing through several other noble hands including the Mandra, Pallidi, Pallio and Scarampi families. Today it's a quiet farming village spread across its frazioni of Campia, Bricco Cisero and Valinosio.

Province	Asti (AT)
Population	~310
Area	5.02 km²
Elevation	219 m
Patron saint	Sant'Antonio Abate (17 January)
Frazioni	Campia, Bricco Cisero, Valinosio

What's Interesting Nearby

Its own distinct feudal history as an independent lordship in the 12th century
Close to Cinaglio, Monale and Camerano Casasco for a loop of smaller villages
Typical Basso Monferrato countryside, good for a quiet drive or ride

Frequently Asked

Where's the best place to stay in Cortandone?

Bric del Vento, in Soglio — about 6 km, a 9–10 minute drive. It's a real working vineyard estate with comfortable rooms and tastings of our own wines, right in the heart of the Monferrato hills around Cortandone.

What's notable about Cortandone's history?

It was ruled by its own local noble family, the "Di Cortandone," for over a century before passing through several other lordships — unusually independent for such a small place.