Matera is a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient cave dwellings known as Sassi.
Puglia's Alberobello is a fairy-tale village characterized by its unique trulli houses with conical roofs.
Nestled within Italy's borders, San Marino is one of the world's smallest and oldest republics.
While Capri and Ischia often steal the spotlight Procida remains a hidden gem in the Bay of Naples.
Situated atop a volcanic tuff cliff, Orvieto is a medieval gem in the heart of Umbria.
This ancient town offers a surreal experience with its cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Molise remains a hidden gem off the tourist radar, offering unspoiled landscapes, charming hilltop towns like Campobasso and Termoli, and rich culinary traditions.
Gubbio is a medieval town in Umbria known for its well-preserved historic center and fascinating Roman ruins.
Escape to the coastal town of Sperlonga, known for its scenic beaches, whitewashed houses, and ancient Roman villa ruins.
While Sicily is popular, Cefalù offers a quieter coastal retreat with its medieval streets, Norman cathedral, and beautiful beaches.