Villages and Towns

Corinaldo is a village certified by the Italian Touring Club with the Orange Flag. A medieval and Renaissance town, it guards walls that are among the best preserved in the Marche region (14th-15th centuries), almost a kilometer of fortifications interspersed...

Frontino is a village certified by the Italian Touring Club with the Orange Flag. Fronti no is the smallest municipality in the Province of Pesaro and Urbino, with a tipi co and cosy historic center, and it is included in...

Mercatello sul Metauro is a village certified by the Italian Touring Club with the Orange Flag. The village has maintained in the historic core part of its medieval appearance, characterized by a walled enclosure protected by the furrow of the...

Cantiano is a village certified by the Italian Touring Club with the Orange Flag. A small town of medieval origin, it is rich in history and natural environments of remarkable beauty. The historic center and Via Fiorucci, an evocative fragment...

A pleasant town on the right bank of Lake Como, Torno retains the characteristics of a medieval village, with some significant architectural survivals. In the lower part of the town, overlooking the pretty little port, is the Parish Church of...

The second largest city in the province of Cremona, Crema is dominated by the massive Duomo, a remarkable example of Gothic-Lombard architecture. The simple gabled profile of the facade is enriched by numerous decorative elements that accentuate its pictorial value:...

Pizzighettone is a village certified by the Italian Touring Club with the Orange Flag. At the center of the Po Valley, in lush countryside, it is one of the most complete and significant walled towns in Lombardy and links its...

At the southwestern end of Lake Iseo, the village boasts some of the greatest architectural examples rich in villas, green spaces. The typical and lively historic center, known by the name “La Contrada. The most picturesque corners, besides the square...

Referred to as the “painted town” for its countless frescoes, Clusone is irregularly laid out on different levels and is characterized by a unique and labyrinthine intersection of alleys and minor streets. The view offers surprises, from the panoramic top...

The locality, at the mouth of the Imagna Valley, not far from Bergamo and an hour from Milan, lies mainly on the plains, among meadows and woods, included within the Romanesque Park, formerly called “Lemine.” This strip of land offers...