All Italian Villages
Authentic villages, off the beaten track. Browse the full archive and use search to jump straight to the right destination.
534 villages found
Corvara
Corvara, a municipality of 210 inhabitants in the province of Pescara, is located 625 meters above sea level in the Pescara valley. Its territory, documented as early as the medieval period, shows traces of settlements dating back to the Neolithic, highlighting a continuous habitation linked to its strategic position. For those wondering what to see […]
Coseano
In 1275, a document from the Patriarchate of Aquileia records the name Cosean among the communities subject to feudal jurisdiction in the Udine hill area. Seven centuries later, the municipality retains its rural layout, spread across the main settlement and the hamlets of Cisterna, Barazzetto, Muscletto and Nogaredo di Coseano, scattered over flat terrain at […]
Cremona
What to see in Cremona? With a population of 70,637, this city of lutherie offers the iconic Torrazzo and Violin Museum. Explore our guide.
Crocefieschi
At 742 meters above sea level, in the heart of the Ligurian Apennines, lies Crocefieschi, a municipality in the province of Genoa with 518 inhabitants. Its geographical position makes it a reference point for those seeking significant altitudes in the Genoese hinterland, away from coastal dynamics. The village’s name, according to tradition, is said to […]
Crognaleto
Crognaleto, a scattered municipality in the province of Teramo, stands out for its average altitude of 1094 meters above sea level, positioning itself as one of the highest centers in the Gran Sasso d’Italia massif. Its territory, extensive and fragmented into over twenty hamlets, offers a diverse panorama of mountain landscapes and rural views that […]
Cugnoli
At 331 meters above sea level, in the heart of the province of Pescara, lies Cugnoli, a settlement of 1,336 residents known for its hilly location. The village, whose history dates back to Roman times, as suggested by the etymology of its name (probably from Cunula, meaning small cradle or basin), offers a direct experience […]
Cuneo
What to see in Cuneo: 55,744 residents at 534m, historic arcades, Piazza Galimberti and the Cuneese al Rum. Plan your visit with this complete city guide.
Davagna
At 552 meters above sea level, Davagna is a scattered municipality in the Genoese hinterland, comprising a main town and numerous hamlets spread across the slopes of the Bisagno Valley. Its geographical location, a short distance from the Ligurian capital, has historically influenced the economic and social dynamics of the area. For those wishing to […]
Deliceto
Deliceto rises at 575 metres on a ridge of the Subappennino Dauno, commanding the Tavoliere plain. A Norman castle, layered churches, and a stone-built historic centre define this compact Puglia hill village.
Diano Arentino
Diano Arentino sits at 331 metres above sea level in the province of Imperia, one of several small settlements that make up the historical Comunitas Diani — a confederation of villages documented in medieval records across the olive-rich hills behind the Gulf of Diano. With a population of roughly 700, the village maintains an economy […]