Quincinetto

Quincinetto is a small commune situated in the Alpine foothills near the border with France, in northern Piedmont. The settlement spreads across rolling terrain characterized by forested slopes and rural paths.

The commune traces its roots to ancient times, with its name deriving from the Latin term Quingenatum. Over centuries, the area developed under Medieval administrative structures that shaped northern Italian territories.

The community shares cultural traditions with nearby French communities across the border, fostering exchanges that shape daily life. These connections influence how residents view themselves and their place within a broader Alpine region.

The commune sits in a region with good regional transport connections, nestled near border areas with French valleys. Visitors will find straightforward access routes and can explore the area without encountering major logistical obstacles.

The inhabitants of Quincinetto celebrate an annual festival in honor of their patron saint, the Holy Saviour. This celebration marks a regular moment in the community's social calendar and brings residents together.

Location: Metropolitan City of Turin

Capital city: Quincinetto

Elevation above the sea: 295 m

Shares border with: Carema, Settimo Vittone, Tavagnasco, Traversella, Valchiusa, Donnas

Address: 10010 Quincinetto TO, Italy

Website: http://comune.quincinetto.to.it

GPS coordinates: 45.56296,7.80732

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22