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Explore cities, towns and destinations across Italy. Browse practical travel guides, local highlights and useful information for planning your trip.

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Marche

Mondolfo

Explore Mondolfo in Italy’s Marche region: a walled hill town, Marotta’s Adriatic beaches, local sights, and the practicalities of visiting both.

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Marche

Montecalvo in Foglia

Get to know Montecalvo in Foglia, a small Marche municipality with a hilltop village, Foglia valley countryside and easy access to the Urbino area.

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Tuscany

Montignoso

Explore Montignoso, a Tuscan municipality between the Apuan foothills and the sea, with Cinquale beach, a medieval castle and the Lago di Porta wetlands.

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Tuscany

Mulazzo

Explore Mulazzo in northern Tuscany, from its Malaspina tower and hillside villages to Montereggio's bookselling history and the landscapes of Lunigiana.

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Sicily

Paceco

Explore Paceco near Trapani: a Sicilian town with working salt pans, birdlife, a salt museum in Nubia and a village noted for its cannoli.

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Sicily

Pantelleria

Explore Pantelleria, Italy: a volcanic island with rocky swimming coves, dammusi, vineyards and thermal waters, plus the practicalities of getting around.

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Sicily

Partanna

Explore Partanna, an inland Sicilian town with a historic castle, prehistoric finds and a farming landscape shaped by the Belice Valley.

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Sicily

Petrosino

Get to know Petrosino, a coastal town in western Sicily shaped by vineyards, low-key beaches and everyday life between Marsala and Mazara del Vallo.

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Tuscany

Podenzana

Get to know Podenzana, a hillside municipality in Tuscany's Lunigiana region, with scattered villages, a Malaspina castle and its local specialty, panigacci.

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Sicily

Poggioreale

Understand Poggioreale, Sicily, through its earthquake-damaged old town, rebuilt settlement and rural setting in the Belice Valley.

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Tuscany

Pontremoli

Explore Pontremoli in northern Tuscany: a medieval center, the Museum of the Stele Statues, Via Francigena routes and the food traditions of Lunigiana.

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Sicily

Salaparuta

Explore Salaparuta, a small Sicilian town rebuilt after the 1968 earthquake, with Belice Valley vineyards, old-town remains and nearby landmarks.

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Sicily

Salemi

Explore Salemi, a hill town in western Sicily with a medieval castle, earthquake-scarred historic center and traditions of decorated festival bread.

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Basilicata

San Paolo Albanese

Discover San Paolo Albanese, a small Arbëreshë village in Basilicata, with traditional culture, mountain scenery and access to Pollino National Park.

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Sicily

San Vito Lo Capo

Explore San Vito Lo Capo, a beach town in northwest Sicily, with a sandy bay, coastal nature reserves, fish couscous and practical travel tips.

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Sicily

Santa Ninfa

Get to know Santa Ninfa, an inland Sicilian town shaped by the 1968 earthquake, with a gypsum cave reserve, rural scenery and nearby archaeological sites.

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Sicily

Trapani

Explore Trapani, Sicily, from its seafront old town and nearby salt pans to the ferries for the Egadi Islands. See what makes this working port worth a stop.

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Tuscany

Tresana

Get to know Tresana, a cluster of villages in Tuscany's Lunigiana, with Malaspina castles, wooded hills and a quiet rural setting.

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Sicily

Valderice

Get to know Valderice, a Sicilian town below Erice with hillside neighborhoods, the Bonagia coast, a historic tuna fishery, and easy access to Trapani.

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Tuscany

Villafranca in Lunigiana

Explore Villafranca in Lunigiana, a small Tuscan town in the Magra valley, with medieval villages, a hilltop castle and walks along the Via Francigena.

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Sicily

Vita

Get to know Vita, an inland Sicilian village shaped by farming and the 1968 earthquake, with Salemi and Segesta within reach by car.

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Tuscany

Zeri

Get to know Zeri, a group of mountain villages in northern Tuscany, with wooded trails, the Zum Zeri ski area and the local Zerasca lamb tradition.

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