The Most Mesmerizing Towns Of Italy, That Are Worthy To Detour

If you are in Italy or planning to visit then our guide will help you to explore some exotic places. Most of the travelers visit cities like Roam, Milan, Florence etc. because these cities are perfect for vacations, but if you want to see some dreamiest beauty then go for the small towns of Italy. The beauty of these small villages will take your heart and the atmosphere, culture, people will give you a different experience.  

Manarola, Cinque Terre

Manarola is a seaside, rainbow town. This is one of the prettiest towns of Italy. Located on the northern Italian coast, Manarola is closest to Florence, Pisa or Genoa airports. It’s a perfect place to take amazing snapshot. The main attraction of this town is their bright colored homes and top of that a perfect sea view. Perfect place to plan a road trip.

Civita di Bagnoregio, Lazio

Travelled back in time with the beauty of hilltop village, Civita di Bagnoregio. Located in central Italy, the place is found in 2,500 years ago by Etruscans. The main attraction of Civita di Bagnoregio is the ancient houses, stone passageways, middle ages atmosphere and the beautiful footbridge. Feel the cold breeze and enjoy the crumbling site. Adore the beautiful views from hill.

Positano, Salerno

Positano is a small town located at Amalfi Coast. It is one of the most beautiful and must visit place because this place will make your holidays more amazing. The town offer beautiful cliffs and breathe taking views of crystal Clear Sea. You can explore coast and relax on beach. You can also have a great shopping and dining experience with prettiest views.

Castelluccio, Umbria

Feast your eyes in summers at the tiny and highest village in the Apennine Mountains. Castelluccio’s one side is covered with snow-capped mountains and other is plain land with the blessing of Mother Nature. The place is called “La Fioritura” in spring as the land is covered with Red poppies, violets, and rapeseed. The population of this place is not much so you can spend some quite quality time here.

Malcesine, Lake Garda

Malcesine is one of the picture-postcard beautiful. It is one of the unexpected gem of northern Italy. Travelers can have a great hiking experience with mesmerizing lake views. Also you can enjoy paragliding over the lake. It’s like a little paradise for all those people who like outdoor activities. Be pleased by the peaceful environment of Malcesine town.

Alberobello, Puglia

Alberobello is the most unique town and one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site list because of trulli (houses with cone-shaped roof). The houses here are built with stones, the buildings have cone shaped roof painted white on the top like old Roman times. Walk around the beautiful streets and have meal on the finest cultural restaurants. This place is perfect for your Instagram.

Neive, Piedmont

Neive regard as one of the loveliest towns of Italy. The town has beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, colorful flowers, quite atmosphere and last but not the least the remarkable wines. Many people visit the place to just drink the famous wines. If you are there to explore beyond the wine bars than kindly prefer comfortable shoes.

Dozza, Bologna

Another small town close to Bologna. The town is famous for its colorful painted walls, streets and squares. Every two years in the month of September, local and international artists paint the whole town. It’s like a paint festival for the folks. Their paintings and art is the main attraction of Dozza. You can enjoy museum and wine cellar after exploring the streets.

Varenna, Lecco

Varenna is located at the eastern coast of Lake Como. The place is quiet and non-crowded and close to Swiss borders, so if you want to explore some sites in Switzerland, you can easily do that. Varenna has beautiful terrace gardens to hang out, also the extensive view of Lake Como will hypnotize you. There are many places and shops to visit during your stay.

Savoca, Sicily

If you have watched “The Godfather” then you will probably remember this place. Savoca is a small town known for its filming locations. Savoca is close to sea but there is no beach, still the place gives you beautiful seascape. Apart from filming locations you can also explore the beautiful churches and appealing architecture. Don’t forget to visit the ruins of the Castle of Pentefur.

 

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