For foodies
Towns where somebody vouched for the table
484 towns
Not towns we think you would eat well in. Towns where a guide put its name to a specific place: Michelin, Gambero Rosso, Slow Food, L'Espresso, La Liste, Locali Storici. Follow one to the town and you will find the specific room, with whoever vouched for it named.
Pick a region to see its towns.
Abruzzo
21 towns
Aosta Valley
8 towns
Apulia
30 towns
Basilicata
11 towns
Calabria
12 towns
Campania
34 towns
Emilia-Romagna
22 towns
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
13 towns
Lazio
30 towns
Liguria
33 towns
Lombardy
30 towns
Marche
27 towns
Molise
10 towns
Piedmont
32 towns
Sardinia
11 towns
Sicily
26 towns
Trentino-South Tyrol
20 towns
Tuscany
61 towns
Umbria
27 towns
Veneto
26 towns
The slow-trip planner
Plan a slow trip across the towns travelers skip.
Answer five questions. We will shape a geographically coherent slow trip from the 1,000 Italian towns most travelers skip. Yours to save and share.
From across Italy
Five towns to begin with
Castiglion Fiorentino
Province: Arezzo
A walled hill town at 342 meters between Arezzo and Cortona, where Etruscan walls support the medieval Cassero.
Savoca
Province: Messina
A hilltop borgo at 300 meters above the Ionian, its ridge lined with stepped lanes and balconied stone houses.
Magione
Province: Perugia
A hill town east of Trasimeno built around a medieval Order's fortified base.
Sant'Agata de' Goti
Province: Benevento
A medieval town built on a tuff cliff between two gorges, the houses standing flush with the edge over the Isclero river below.
Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena
Province: Savona
A stone village of 130 residents at 420 meters, built into the southern foot of a 1,142-meter limestone outcrop.