All Italian Villages
Authentic villages, off the beaten track. Browse the full archive and use search to jump straight to the right destination.
526 villages found
Bevilacqua
A castle rising over the Fratta River, fewer than 1,800 inhabitants, and the quiet agricultural heart of the Veronese plain. Here's what to see in Bevilacqua.
Bianchi
Bianchi is home to 1,358 residents spread across a hilly area in the province of Cosenza, at roughly 500 metres above sea level along the middle valley of the Savuto river. Anyone looking into what to see in Bianchi will find a medieval urban core, a mother church documented since the 16th century, and a […]
Biandronno
At 262 meters above sea level, in the heart of the province of Varese, lies Biandronno, a settlement with 3,316 inhabitants. Its location, near the northern shore of Lake Varese, defines its geographical and, in part, historical identity. Those wondering what to see in biandronno will find a setting where natural elements merge with the […]
Biccari
Discover Biccari, a charming hilltop village in Puglia's Daunian Mountains. Explore its Norman tower, mountain lake, forest trails, and authentic southern Italian cuisine.
Binetto
At 170 meters above sea level, with a population of 2,128 inhabitants (most recent ISTAT data), Binetto is located on the Bari plain, a geographical context that has shaped its history and economy. This village, whose origin may date back to Roman settlements linked to vine cultivation, offers a careful discovery experience, away from the […]
Bisuschio
In Bisuschio, in the province of Varese, economic activity linked to ceramic production developed starting from the 18th century, with local kilns contributing to the manufacture of tableware and bricks for the area. This hillside village, located 370 meters above sea level, offers a view of the Prealpine landscape and nearby lakes. For those wondering […]
Bitetto
Bitetto, a municipality of 11,858 inhabitants in the province of Bari, is located 139 meters above sea level. Its urban identity is defined by the figure of Giacomo Illirico, its patron saint celebrated on April 27. This settlement, classified among the plain villages, has developed its own character over the centuries, standing out in the […]
Bitonto
In 1089, Pope Urban II consecrated the cathedral of Bitonto, a building in local limestone that still dominates Piazza Cattedrale today with its sixteen-spoke rose window and its sculpted portal. That ceremony marked the city’s definitive entry into the network of major Apulian episcopal seats, confirming a political and religious role that Bitonto had maintained […]
Bitritto
Approximately 11 kilometers southwest of Bari, in the basin opening towards the hinterland, lies Bitritto, a municipality with 11,046 inhabitants, situated 102 meters above sea level. Its territory, marked by olive groves and almond orchards, is an integral part of the Apulian agricultural landscape and reflects the region’s farming heritage. For those wondering what to […]
Bobbio
What to see in Bobbio: a town of 3,710 at 272 m in the Trebbia valley, with a 614 AD abbey, the medieval Ponte Gobbo and a hilltop castle. Plan your visit now.