Places in Italy
Explore cities, towns and destinations across Italy. Browse practical travel guides, local highlights and useful information for planning your trip.
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Cercepiccola
Get to know Cercepiccola, a small village in Molise with a quiet historic center, hilly countryside and the Roman ruins of Saepinum nearby.
Cercivento
Explore Cercivento, a small Carnian village in northeast Italy, with outdoor biblical art, mountain views and a quiet setting near the But Valley.
Cerea
Get to know Cerea, a town in Veneto's lower Veronese plain, with a furniture-making tradition, nearby wetlands and a practical base for exploring the area.
Ceriana
Explore Ceriana, a hill village inland from Sanremo, with narrow medieval lanes, historic churches, olive-covered slopes and a strong singing tradition.
Cerignale
Get to know Cerignale, a small Apennine village above the Trebbia Valley, with wooded hills, quiet lanes and the remains of Cariseto Castle.
Cerignola
Get to know Cerignola, an agricultural town in Apulia with historic grain pits, a domed cathedral and the celebrated Bella di Cerignola olive.
Cermes
Get to know Cermes, a South Tyrol village near Merano, with orchards, vineyards, Lebenberg Castle and walks along a historic irrigation channel.
Cerreto di Spoleto
Explore Cerreto di Spoleto, a small Umbrian hill town above the Valnerina, with stone lanes, mountain scenery, nearby villages and Triponzo’s thermal springs.
Cervignano del Friuli
Explore Cervignano del Friuli, a rail-connected town in southern Friuli with the historic village of Strassoldo and easy access to Aquileia and Grado.
Cervo
Explore Cervo, a hilltop village on the Ligurian coast, with stone lanes, a Baroque church, a small beach and a summer chamber music festival.
Cesio
Get to know Cesio, a small inland village in Liguria, with hillside hamlets, winding roads and a mountain pass between the Imperia and Arroscia valleys.
Challand-Saint-Anselme
Get to know Challand-Saint-Anselme, a quiet Val d’Ayas commune with hillside hamlets, woodland walks and easy access to the wider Aosta Valley.
Challand-Saint-Victor
Explore Challand-Saint-Victor in Italy's Aosta Valley: a quiet Val d'Ayas commune with a natural lake, the Isollaz waterfall and castle ruins.
Chambave
Get to know Chambave, a small Aosta Valley village shaped by hillside vineyards, Moscato wine and an easy-to-reach position in the central valley.
Chamois
Explore Chamois, a car-free mountain village in Italy's Aosta Valley, with a cable-car arrival, alpine hamlets, hiking trails and a small ski area.
Champdepraz
Get to know Champdepraz in Italy’s Aosta Valley, from its small mountain hamlets to the forests, lakes and hiking trails of Mont Avic Natural Park.
Champorcher
Explore Champorcher in Italy’s Aosta Valley: a small mountain community with access to Mont Avic Natural Park, high lakes and a modest ski area.
Charvensod
Explore Charvensod, a hillside commune beside Aosta, with village lanes, views across the valley and demanding trails toward the high mountains.
Châtillon
Get to know Châtillon, a town in Italy’s Aosta Valley with medieval castles, a modern art museum and a key route into the Valtournenche.
Cheremule
Explore Cheremule, a small inland Sardinian village with prehistoric rock-cut tombs, volcanic hills and a quiet rural setting in the Meilogu area.
Chiaramonti
Get to know Chiaramonti, a rural village in northern Sardinia, through its castle ruins, traditional streets, nearby archaeology and hill country.
Chienes
Get to know Chienes, a South Tyrolean village in Val Pusteria, with riverside cycling, small historic churches and easy access to nearby mountain towns.
Chieuti
Get to know Chieuti, an Arbëreshë village in northern Apulia with a hilltop center, a coastal settlement and the local tradition of the Carrese.
Chiopris-Viscone
Get to know Chiopris-Viscone, a quiet two-village community in Italy's Friulian plain, with rural scenery and easy trips to Palmanova and Cormons.