Elevation
10 hill towns under 300 meters, for travelers who hate climbing
Inland comuni that sit between 100 and 300 meters: the hill town shape without the hill town climb. 10 towns shown, ranked by recognitions held.
Table no. 23 · Ranked by m · 10 towns
The Italian hill town has a tax: the climb. These comuni collect the architecture without the cardio, inland towns between one hundred and three hundred meters where the streets slope politely instead of punishing.
Ranked by the recognitions they hold. Knees are not a reason to skip Italy's interior; they are a reason to choose it carefully.
- 1.
Suvereto127 mLivorno · Tuscany - 2.Cerreto Sannita290 mBenevento · Campania
- 3.Sardara163 mSud Sardegna · SardiniaA Campidano thermal town where Nuragic well-temples, Roman Aquae Neapolitanae and a hilltop Arborea castle share the same hot springs.
- 4.Bevagna225 mPerugia · Umbria
- 5.Asolo205 mTreviso · Veneto
- 6.Bobbio272 mPiacenza · Emilia-Romagna
- 7.Follina191 mTreviso · Veneto
- 8.Castell'Arquato224 mPiacenza · Emilia-Romagna
- 9.Sutri291 mViterbo · LazioAn Etruscan and Roman town on a tuff spur, with a rock-cut amphitheater carved straight from the volcanic stone of the Cimini.
- 10.Brisighella115 mRavenna · Emilia-Romagna
THREE OF THE TOP TEN ARE IN EMILIA-ROMAGNA
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