Villages

Noli, a step away from the sea, in the stretch between the island of Bergeggi and Capo Noli, we find one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Loca… Read the rest

In the shadow of the more famous town of Porto Venere, the village of Tellaro is one of the most unjustly underrated places in all of the Cinque Terre… Read the rest

Cervo is located near the most famous Alassio and Diano Marina, in the western part of Liguria. It is a medieval village with a long history (it was i… Read the rest

Rione Fossi is one of the most famous ghost towns in Italy. Abandoned in 1930 after an earthquake, today some places are partially recovering; it belo… Read the rest

South of Bologna is a small medieval village, Dozza, dominated by the mighty Rocca Sforzesca. The best time to visit this little Italian gem is during… Read the rest

On a sinuous hill behind Sanremo there is a small village, Bussana Vecchia, where art can be breathed in every corner. Destroyed by a violent earthqua… Read the rest

The town, like the nearby village of Castel d’Arno, is linked to the Umbrian-Etruscan-Roman city of Arna, dating back to the 5th-4th centuries,… Read the rest

Riccia is the most important town in the Fortore valley, located on the side of a hill, in a landscape marked by fields of wheat, olive groves and gre… Read the rest

Situated on a tufa cliff, Barbarano Romano is delimited on two sides by an overhang and on a third side by a 15th century city wall. It is located ins… Read the rest

Situated on high spurs of tuff and crossed by deep gorges, Civita Castellana offers panoramas of unique beauty. Like the landscape you can admire from… Read the rest