Italy’s Molise Region and the City of Larino
Larino is a city in the Molise region rich in history, culture, and tradition. In fact, it has archaeological evidence …
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.
Larino is a city in the Molise region rich in history, culture, and tradition. In fact, it has archaeological evidence …
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At the risk of sounding redundant, there is yet another magnificent Tuscan hilltop town to add to your bucket list- …
You cannot make a trip to Veneto without making a stop in Bassano del Grappa. This city of grappa in …
The city of Chiusi lies in the Siena province in the Valdichiana Valley of southern Tuscany. Perched upon a hill, …
Chianti. Chi-an-ti (key-ahn-tee). Even the word itself sounds beautiful and luscious. It’s not one of Italy’s twenty official “regions”, but …
Azzinano is a small village in Abruzzo that holds a treasure. Perhaps unknown to many, even those from the region, …
Less than an hour from Novara you can reach one of the most beautiful spots in all of Piedmont: Lake …
Cordovado is a town in the Pordenone province of Italy’s northeastern Friuli Venezia Giulia region (not to be confused with …
Whether arriving from Pescara or Rome, the A24 / 25 motorway runs alongside the ancient Tiburtina Valeria, or the large …