Without a car
Towns you can reach by train
446 towns
Towns where we confirmed an active railway station. Some people cannot drive, some would rather not, and some want the slow way in on purpose. We checked conservatively, so this is what we could confirm, not everything that exists. A town missing here may still have a station we have not mapped.
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Abruzzo
30 towns
Aosta Valley
3 towns
Apulia
41 towns
Basilicata
11 towns
Calabria
19 towns
Campania
28 towns
Emilia-Romagna
20 towns
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
13 towns
Lazio
27 towns
Liguria
28 towns
Lombardy
25 towns
Marche
20 towns
Molise
10 towns
Piedmont
35 towns
Sardinia
13 towns
Sicily
26 towns
Trentino-South Tyrol
13 towns
Tuscany
46 towns
Umbria
22 towns
Veneto
16 towns
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From across Italy
Five towns to begin with
Taurasi
Province: Avellino
An Irpinia wine village at 400 meters above the Calore valley, the southern home of Aglianico called Barolo of the South.
Ulassai
Province: Nuoro
The highest village in Ogliastra, at 775 meters on a ledge beneath the Tacchi.
Udine
Province: Udine
The historic capital of Friuli, built around a man-made castle hill.
Framura
Province: La Spezia
Five hamlets between sea level and 300 meters on the Riviera di Levante, with Byzantine watchtowers built against Saracen incursions.
Corvara in Badia
Province: Bolzano
The Ladin centre of Alta Badia at 1,568 metres, at the foot of the Sassongher, on the four-pass Sellaronda ski circuit.