Solonghello
A small village nestled at the edge of the Monferrato hills, the earliest records of a commune date back to 1016, when several families rebelled against the Church of Vercelli and gathered under the name Soalingellum.
Odalengo Piccolo
Odalengo Piccolo is located south of the Valle Cerrina road, on the right bank of the Stura Stream.
Odalengo Grande
The name Odalengo clearly has Lombard origins and derives from the term “adelingi,” which referred to nobles descended from ancient families, upon whom the “arimanni”—the members of the army and the popular assembly—depended.
Murisengo
Murisengo is located in the far northwest of the province of Alessandria, Piedmont, on the eastern edge of the Valle Cerrina.
Moncestino
Moncestino has about 200 inhabitants and covers an area of approximately 6.4 km², including plains, the Po River, and the hill (278 m) where the town center is located.
Mirabello Monferrato
There is a probable continuity of settlement between the oldest nucleus of Mirabello, the “recinto”…
Lu e Cuccaro Monferrato
Lu and Cuccaro are now part of the same municipality, but each has its own distinct history.
Cuccaro Monferrato’s story is closely tied to the ancient Colombo family. The earliest documents refer to this family, reportedly granted the fief of Cuccaro (along with eight other villages) by Emperor Otto I in 960.
Castelletto Merli
The origins of Castelletto Merli date back to the Middle Ages, when the village was founded around a watchtower that gave it its name.
Alfiano Natta
The municipality of Alfiano Natta lies on the southern slope of Montebaldo hill, with its upper section shaped by the basin of the Versa stream.
BES – Bere e Sognare
