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Alessandria Airfield Regional Airport illustrationRegional Airport
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Alessandria Airfield

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Small general aviation airfield serving the Alessandria province.

Location
Alessandria, Italy
Alessandria Airfield (ICAO: LILA) is a small general aviation airport located near Alessandria, a city in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy. It primarily serves private pilots, flight training operations, and light aircraft rather than scheduled commercial air services. The airfield operates on a modest scale, supporting local aero clubs and recreational flying activities. It does not handle significant passenger traffic and has no IATA code, reflecting its non-commercial status. Alessandria is situated in a flat agricultural plain between Turin and Genoa, making the surrounding terrain relatively straightforward for light aircraft operations.
Getting to & from
The airfield is accessible by road from the city of Alessandria, which is served by the national rail network.
Airlines here
No commercial airlines operate scheduled services from Alessandria Airfield.
Notable facts
  • ›ICAO code LILA designates the airfield within Italian and European aviation databases.
  • ›The airfield supports general aviation, flight training, and aero club activities.
  • ›No scheduled commercial passenger services operate from this airfield.
  • ›Alessandria is located in the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy.
  • ›The flat Po Plain terrain around Alessandria is well-suited for light aircraft operations.
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City & Place Guide

Piedmont's quiet gem where history, hats, and bici meet

Alessandria is a mid-sized city in southern Piedmont, best known as the birthplace of the Borsalino hat and as a quiet, authentic alternative to busier Piedmontese destinations. Its largely Baroque old town, broad arcaded streets, and relaxed pace reward curious visitors who prefer local life over tourist crowds.

The city sits at the confluence of the Tanaro and Bormida rivers and serves as a practical base for exploring the Monferrato wine hills, the Langhe, and Casale Monferrato. Its strong rail connections make day-tripping easy, and its weekly markets and aperitivo culture give evenings a distinctly Italian rhythm.

  • •Cittadella — one of Europe's best-preserved 18th-century star fortresses, free to explore on foot
  • •Borsalino Museum — traces the legendary hat-maker's 160-year history with original designs and machinery
  • •Cathedral of Santi Pietro e Marco — grand Baroque cathedral anchoring the historic center
  • •Piazza della Libertà — elegant central square lined with arcades, cafés, and the Municipio
  • •Palazzo Cuttica di Cassine — refined noble palace hosting rotating art and historical exhibitions
  • •Tanaro Riverbanks — scenic cycling and walking paths ideal for a relaxed afternoon outdoors

Getting around: Alessandria's compact historic center is easily walkable, and the city is very cycling-friendly with flat terrain and bike-sharing options. Regional trains connect it quickly to Turin (about 1 hour), Genoa (1 hour), and Milan (1.5 hours). Local AMAG buses serve the wider urban area, and taxis are available at the main station; rideshare apps have limited coverage here.

Best time: Late spring (April–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer mild weather, harvest festivals, and fewer crowds than Italy's more-visited northern cities.

Local food: Try Alessandrian specialties such as agnolotti del plin, bagna caôda, local Monferrato wines, and bresaola-style cured meats at traditional osterie around the old town.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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