By geography
Italian coastal towns
195 towns
Towns on the sea. A cliff town high above the water counts here rather than under mountains, because the sea is why you would go.
Pick a region to see its towns.
Abruzzo
10 coastal towns
Apulia
19 coastal towns
Basilicata
4 coastal towns
Calabria
17 coastal towns
Campania
28 coastal towns
Emilia-Romagna
4 coastal towns
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
5 coastal towns
Lazio
8 coastal towns
Liguria
38 coastal towns
Marche
10 coastal towns
Molise
3 coastal towns
Sardinia
11 coastal towns
Sicily
18 coastal towns
Tuscany
20 coastal towns
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Five more towns to discover
Rivello
Province: Potenza
A 479-meter ridge above the Noce valley where Lombards and Byzantines lived side by side, holding Latin and Greek rites until the seventeenth century.
Calvello
Province: Potenza
A 730-meter ceramic town working clay since 1200, when Benedictines from Faenza brought the wheel south.
Sabaudia
Province: Latina
A rationalist city built in 253 days on drained Pontine marshland, founded 15 April 1934 between Lago di Paola and the Tyrrhenian dunes.
San Benedetto Po
Province: Mantova
A former river island whose entire existence traces back to the Benedictine abbey founded on it in 1007.
Châtillon
Province: Aosta Valley
The Aosta Valley's three-castle commune, a 4,358-resident town at 549m at the mouth of the Valtournenche where it meets the main valley, with direct access up the road to the Cervino/Matterhorn at Cervinia 26 km north.