Italian villages

Paesi e centri storici italiani lontani dalle rotte di massa, dove il tempo scorre lento tra vicoli di pietra, botteghe e tradizioni autentiche.

Mombaldone is a medieval sandstone village perched above the Bormida, between the Asti Langhe and the Ligurian Apennines, in a silent Piedmont.

A stone village perched among the badlands of the Piacenza hills, where medieval squares and hillside wines can be enjoyed without queues or crowds.

Among the hills of Magliano in Toscana, Pereta is a fortified medieval village where a few dozen inhabitants live in the hilly Maremma.

In the Valtiberina near Arezzo, Anghiari rises through medieval lanes and artisan workshops: a Tuscan village to discover on foot, at your own pace.

Aliano, a Lucanian village amid the clay badlands, holds the memory of Carlo Levi's exile and an authentic, silent Basilicata.

Gangi, a stone village perched on the Madonie near Palermo: alleys, ancient roofs and a slow, silent Sicily, without mass tourism.

An hour from the overcrowded art cities, a ridge of stone villages, trails and slow cooking that almost no one seeks out.