Tuscany’s Thermal Paradise: Discover Chianciano Terme’s Rich Heritage and Rejuvenating Embrace
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Tuscany, just an hour from Siena, Chianciano Terme offers a captivating blend of …
Italy has some of the most famous hilltop villages in the entire world. From Tuscany’s San Gimignano to Lazio’s “dying village” of Civita di Bagnoregio, all 20 of its regions hold a treasure trove of small towns just waiting to be discovered!
They say that you haven’t truly experienced Italy until you have walked down the cobblestone streets of a hilltop town where you don’t meet any other tourists! It’s still possible to find hidden places like this.
Read on to discover some of Italy’s most fascinating villages for your next trip.
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Tuscany, just an hour from Siena, Chianciano Terme offers a captivating blend of …
Geographically closer to the regions of Molise and Campania than to Puglia’s world-famous subregion of Salento, this little village with …
Immersed in the Basso Merse Nature Reserve just a few kilometers from Siena, lies the spa village of Petriolo, a …
Monterosso al Mare is a picturesque seaside village located in Liguria and is one of the five villages that make …
The city of Alba in the Piedmont region is already well-known for its famous culinary delicacy, the white truffle. But this …
Located in the Umbria region, Norcia is a town rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. This beautiful village intrigues …
Nestled in the stunning Aosta Valley of the Italian Alps, Champoluc is a hidden gem for those seeking a perfect …
L’Aquila is a city that is close to the heart of the people of Abruzzo, but the road that leads …
Pergola is a charming village located in the province of Pesaro and Urbino in the Marche region. Despite its relatively …
At 600 meters above sea level, Cortona is yet another characteristic Tuscan hilltop town with breathtaking views of the Chiana …