The Casa Cordati is in the middle of the old town in Barga. It is run by Giordano Martinelli who is the Grandson of Bruno Cordati. (famous Italian painter. There is a permanent exhibition of Cordatis work in the building. Cordati also painted murals on some of the interior walls. There are 2 rooms for rental both of which are... More

My wife and I recently returned from two outstanding weeks in Italy. One of the major highlights of our trip was the time we spent at Casa Cordati in Barga. Barga is a beautiful little town in northern Tuscany. After landing in Pisa and making easy train connections to Barga, we were met at the station by Giordano, Casa Cordati's... More

We (late middle-aged couple and daughter) rented the bedroom on the top floor of this large and historic house in the walled town of Barga at the end of October. The owner is the grandson of the famous artist, Bruno Cordati, who lived and worked in this large, imposing house in the narrow Via di Mezzo. We were made very... More

Don't want to say much but would go back in the blink of an eye. More

Casa Cordati is an incredibly beautiful old artist's studio with rooms and an apartment to rent. The rooms are very reasonably priced and the house is right in the historic centre of Barga. It's run by the friendly and helpful Giordani. I stayed in the New Room and it was just beautiful - very quiet & clean, with incredible views... More

a highlight of travelling in Italy was Casa Cordati in Barga, near Lucca. The apartments are within the palace housing the original artworks of Cordati and friends - staying here is to walk through a gallery of fine art each day - a wonderful experience! Giordani is Cordati's grandson and is warm, friendly and full of great information on the... More

I stayed here with my partner and we had an amazing time. The room was like a studio flat and was very clean and nicely decorated. Giordano was exceptionally pleasant showing us through the art gallery and into the attic with the amazing views of Barga. The accommodation is situated right in the centre of the old town with a... More

Arriving in Barga by bus from Lucca gave us the distinct impression that we had traveled infinitely further than just an hour's bus ride. Senior-citizens that we are, we were back in time nearly 300 years. We walked to Casa Cordati and our genial host, Giordano, greeted us when we rapped on the huge wooden door to the Museum, a... More

This is the 5th time I stayed in Casa Cordati. So far I have kept this gem to myself, but feel it is time to share with other travellers since it deserves more people to see and feel the magic of Barga and Casa Cordati. This museum with apartments and rooms is in the very centre of a hill town,... More