Cortemilia

Anciently called Cohors Aemilia, it’s one of the main towns in the Langhe.

Its original nucleus are medieval houses, each with its porch.

The cylindrical tower, built in 1200, dominates the town, and is the only remaining of the aleramic castle.

The river Bormida divides Cortemilia in two quartiers, named after the churches of saint Michael and saint Pantaleo.

Beautiful is the former Franciscan convent, that is said to have been built by saint Francis himself.

Cortemilia is famous for its round hazelnut, to which a fair is dedicated, that takes place every August.

01 Aug 02 Aug

Class Reunion Festival

An evening of music and entertainment to celebrate those born in 2008
02 Aug

Vineyard picnic in the Langa

Vineyard picnics are back for a carefree day out
01 Aug 02 Aug

Paint-nic: an artistic picnic in Langa

A relaxing activity in nature featuring painting, wine, and new friends. At the end, you can swap your canvas or take it home.
02 Aug

Faruk’s Last Penalty

The terrible story of the War in the Former Yugoslavia told from a deeply human perspective: the burden of responsibility of each individual story within the design of History