Italy's Orange Flags, region by region

The Orange Flag is the tourism and environmental quality mark that the Touring Club Italiano awards to small inland villages — under 15,000 inhabitants, away from the sea and often off the main tourist flows. There are 264 municipalities across 20 regions: a ready-made map of lesser-known Italy that is worth the trip.

Piedmont (40)Tuscany (39)Marche (26)Emilia-Romagna (21)Lazio (18)Liguria (17)Lombardy (16)Apulia (12)Veneto (11)Umbria (10)Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol (8)Abruzzo (7)Friuli-Venezia Giulia (7)Sardinia (7)Calabria (6)Basilicata (5)Campania (5)Molise (5)Aosta Valley (3)Sicily (1)

Piedmont · 40 flags

🟠 Agliè (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Alagna Valsesia (Vercelli) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Arona (Novara) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Avigliana (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Barolo (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bene Vagienna (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bergolo (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Candelo (Biella) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Canelli (Asti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cannero Riviera (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cannobio (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castagnole delle Lanze (Asti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cherasco (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Chiusa di Pesio (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cocconato (Asti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Entracque (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fenestrelle (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fobello (Vercelli) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gavi (Alessandria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Grinzane Cavour (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Guarene (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 La Morra (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Limone Piemonte (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Macugnaga (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Malesco (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Mergozzo (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Moncalvo (Asti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Monforte d'Alba (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Neive (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Orta San Giulio (Novara) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ozzano Monferrato (Alessandria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Revello (Cuneo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Rosignano Monferrato (Alessandria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Santa Maria Maggiore (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Susa (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Trisobbio (Alessandria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Usseaux (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Usseglio (Torino) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Varallo (Vercelli) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vogogna (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Piedmont → Most Beautiful Villages in Piedmont →

Tuscany · 39 flags

🟠 Abetone Cutigliano (Pistoia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Anghiari (Arezzo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Barberino Val d'Elsa (Firenze) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Barga (Lucca) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Casale Marittimo (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Casciana Terme Lari (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Casole d'Elsa (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelnuovo Berardenga (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelnuovo di Val di Cecina (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castiglion Fiorentino (Arezzo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Certaldo (Firenze) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cetona (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Chiusi (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Collodi (Pistoia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fosdinovo (Massa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Lucignano (Arezzo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Massa Marittima (Grosseto) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montalcino (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montecarlo (Lucca) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montefollonico (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montepulciano (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Monteriggioni (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montopoli in Val d'Arno (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Murlo (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Peccioli (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pienza (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pitigliano (Grosseto) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pomarance (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Radda in Chianti (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Radicofani (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Casciano dei Bagni (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Gimignano (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Santa Fiora (Grosseto) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sarteano (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sorano (Grosseto) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Suvereto (Livorno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Trequanda (Siena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vinci (Firenze) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Volterra (Pisa) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Tuscany → Most Beautiful Villages in Tuscany →

Marche · 26 flags

🟠 Acquaviva Picena (Ascoli Piceno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Amandola (Fermo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Apecchio (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Camerino (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cantiano (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Corinaldo (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Frontino (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Frontone (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Genga (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gradara (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Mercatello sul Metauro (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Mondavio (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montecassiano (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montelupone (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Monterubbiano (Fermo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Offagna (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ostra (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ripatransone (Ascoli Piceno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Ginesio (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sarnano (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Serra San Quirico (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Staffolo (Ancona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Urbania (Pesaro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Urbisaglia (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Valfornace (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Visso (Macerata) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Marche → Most Beautiful Villages in Marche →

Emilia-Romagna · 21 flags

🟠 Bagno di Romagna (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bobbio (Piacenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Brisighella (Ravenna) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Busseto (Parma) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castell'Arquato (Piacenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelvetro di Modena (Modena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fanano (Modena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fiumalbo (Modena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fontanellato (Parma) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Longiano (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montefiore Conca (Rimini) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Monteleone (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pennabilli (Rimini) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pieve di Cento (Bologna) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Portico e San Benedetto (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Premilcuore (Forlì) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Leo (Rimini) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sestola (Modena) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Verucchio (Rimini) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vigoleno (Piacenza) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Emilia-Romagna → Most Beautiful Villages in Emilia-Romagna →

Lazio · 18 flags

🟠 Arpino (Frosinone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bassiano (Latina) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bolsena (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bomarzo (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Calcata (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Campodimele (Latina) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Casperia (Rieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Collepardo (Frosinone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Labro (Rieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Leonessa (Rieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Nemi (Roma) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Donato Val di Comino (Frosinone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sermoneta (Latina) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Subiaco (Roma) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sutri (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Trevignano Romano (Roma) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Tuscania (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vitorchiano (Viterbo) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Lazio → Most Beautiful Villages in Lazio →

Liguria · 17 flags

🟠 Airole (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Apricale (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Badalucco (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Brugnato (La Spezia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelnuovo Magra (La Spezia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena (Savona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Dolceacqua (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Perinaldo (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pigna (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pignone (La Spezia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Santo Stefano d'Aveto (Genova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sassello (Savona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Seborga (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Toirano (Savona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Triora (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vallebona (Imperia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Varese Ligure (La Spezia) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Liguria → Most Beautiful Villages in Liguria →

Lombardy · 16 flags

🟠 Almenno San Bartolomeo (Bergamo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bellano (Lecco) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bienno (Brescia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castellaro Lagusello (Mantova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Chiavenna (Sondrio) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Clusone (Bergamo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gardone Riviera (Brescia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gromo (Bergamo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Menaggio (Como) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pizzighettone (Cremona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ponti sul Mincio (Mantova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sabbioneta (Mantova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sarnico (Bergamo) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Solferino (Mantova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Tignale (Brescia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Torno (Como) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Lombardy → Most Beautiful Villages in Lombardy →

Apulia · 12 flags

🟠 Alberona (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Bovino (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cisternino (Brindisi) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Corigliano d'Otranto (Lecce) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Locorotondo (Bari) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Oria (Brindisi) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Orsara di Puglia (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Pietramontecorvino (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Rocchetta Sant'Antonio (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sant'Agata di Puglia (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Specchia (Lecce) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Troia (Foggia) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Apulia → Most Beautiful Villages in Apulia →

Veneto · 11 flags

🟠 Arquà Petrarca (Padova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Asolo (Treviso) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cison di Valmarino (Treviso) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Malcesine (Verona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Marostica (Vicenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Mel (Belluno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montagnana (Padova) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Portobuffolé (Treviso) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Rocca Pietore (Belluno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Soave (Verona) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Valeggio sul Mincio (Verona) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Veneto → Most Beautiful Villages in Veneto →

Umbria · 10 flags

🟠 Bevagna (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Città della Pieve (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montefalco (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Montone (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Nocera Umbra (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Norcia (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Panicale (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Spello (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Trevi (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vallo di Nera (Perugia) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Umbria → Most Beautiful Villages in Umbria →

Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol · 8 flags

🟠 Ala (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Caderzone Terme (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Campo Tures/Sand in Taufers (Bolzano) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ledro (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Levico Terme (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Molveno (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Tenno (Trento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Vipiteno/Sterzing (Bolzano) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol → Most Beautiful Villages in Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol →

Abruzzo · 7 flags

🟠 Civitella Alfedena (L'Aquila) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Fara San Martino (Chieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Lama dei Peligni (Chieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Opi (L'Aquila) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Palena (Chieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Roccascalegna (Chieti) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Scanno (L'Aquila) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Abruzzo → Most Beautiful Villages in Abruzzo →

Friuli-Venezia Giulia · 7 flags

🟠 Andreis (Pordenone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Barcis (Pordenone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Cividale del Friuli (Udine) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Frisanco (Pordenone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Maniago (Pordenone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Vito al Tagliamento (Pordenone) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sappada (Udine) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Friuli-Venezia Giulia → Most Beautiful Villages in Friuli-Venezia Giulia →

Sardinia · 7 flags

🟠 Aggius (Gallura Nord-Est Sardegna) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Galtellì (Nuoro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gavoi (Nuoro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Laconi (Oristano) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Oliena (Nuoro) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sardara (Medio Campidano) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Tempio Pausania (Gallura Nord-Est Sardegna) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Sardinia → Most Beautiful Villages in Sardinia →

Calabria · 6 flags

🟠 Bova (Reggio Calabria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Civita (Cosenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gerace (Reggio Calabria) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Morano Calabro (Cosenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Oriolo (Cosenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Taverna (Catanzaro) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Calabria → Most Beautiful Villages in Calabria →

Basilicata · 5 flags

🟠 Aliano (Matera) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Castelmezzano (Potenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Guardia Perticara (Potenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 San Severino Lucano (Potenza) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Valsinni (Matera) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Basilicata → Most Beautiful Villages in Basilicata →

Campania · 5 flags

🟠 Cerreto Sannita (Benevento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Letino (Caserta) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Morigerati (Salerno) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Sant'Agata de' Goti (Benevento) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Zungoli (Avellino) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Campania → Most Beautiful Villages in Campania →

Molise · 5 flags

🟠 Agnone (Isernia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Ferrazzano (Campobasso) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Frosolone (Isernia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Roccamandolfi (Isernia) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Scapoli (Isernia) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Molise → Most Beautiful Villages in Molise →

Aosta Valley · 3 flags

🟠 Etroubles (Aosta) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Gressoney-Saint-Jean (Aosta) Wikipedia ↗
🟠 Introd (Aosta) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Aosta Valley → Most Beautiful Villages in Aosta Valley →

Sicily · 1 flags

🟠 Petralia Sottana (Palermo) Wikipedia ↗

Our destinations in Sicily → Most Beautiful Villages in Sicily →

Source: Touring Club Italiano (Bandiere Arancioni), via Wikipedia. The official list and the criteria are on bandierearancioni.it (Touring Club Italiano). A mark that complements The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.