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
Palo del Colle
What to see in Palo del Colle: town at 177 m near Bari. Explore the Norman castle, cathedral, and Acquasale PAT. Plan your visit with our full guide.
Palù
Palù has 1,266 inhabitants and occupies a stretch of the Veronese plain between the municipalities of Zevio and Ronco all’Adige, roughly fifteen kilometres south-east of the provincial capital. Its territory, covering just 8.5 square kilometres, is crossed by a network of drainage ditches and reclamation canals that still define the geometry of fields planted with […]
Panni
Panni stands at 801 metres in the Daunian Sub-Apennines, a wind-swept village of 693 people in the province of Foggia. A guide to its history, sights, and food.
Pescara
In Pescara, where the Aterno river meets the Adriatic, the city stretches across a coastal plain just 4 metres above sea level. Its forked layout, divided by the watercourse that once served as its natural boundary, has shaped the identity of this centre of nearly 119,000 inhabitants in the province of the same name. On […]
Peschici
Perched on a rocky promontory above the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea, Peschici is one of the most enchanting coastal villages in Puglia’s Gargano peninsula. With its whitewashed houses, narrow alleyways, and dramatic clifftop setting, this small town of 4,283 inhabitants offers a captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and Mediterranean charm. If you’re […]
Petacciato
Petacciato overlooks the Adriatic from the hills of Campobasso province. A guide to its historic centre, coastal beach, local food, and Molisan surroundings.
Pietracupa
A 208-inhabitant village shaped by a massive rock outcrop in Molise's interior. Discover what to see in Pietracupa, from its grotto chapel to its silent panoramic ridgelines.
Pietramontecorvino
A medieval hill village at 456 metres above the Tavoliere plain, Pietramontecorvino preserves a rock-carved old quarter, Norman tower, and the quiet rhythms of Daunia's agricultural past.
Pignataro Maggiore
What to see in Pignataro Maggiore: 5,733 residents, 93m above sea level in Caserta province. Visit San Giorgio Church, historic centre, 'Ndunderi PAT gnocchi. Plan your trip now.
Piozzano
Piozzano, a village in Emilia-Romagna with 645 inhabitants, is situated at an elevation of 222 meters above sea level within the province of Piacenza. This location places it amidst the agricultural landscape of the Piacentine hills, where the transition from the Po Valley to the Apennine foothills is evident. For those considering what to see […]