By region
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1000 towns across 20 regions
If you already know the part of Italy you want, start here. Each region page carries its own towns, its shape in numbers, and what the region is known for.
Abruzzo
73 towns
Aosta Valley
14 towns · Valle d'Aosta
Apulia
59 towns · Puglia
Basilicata
31 towns
Calabria
45 towns
Campania
67 towns
Emilia-Romagna
45 towns
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
26 towns
Lazio
60 towns
Liguria
54 towns
Lombardy
65 towns · Lombardia
Marche
63 towns
Molise
27 towns
Piedmont
65 towns · Piemonte
Sardinia
40 towns · Sardegna
Sicily
61 towns · Sicilia
Trentino-South Tyrol
33 towns · Trentino-Alto Adige
Tuscany
84 towns · Toscana
Umbria
47 towns
Veneto
41 towns
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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.