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Liguria is just spectacular! A stretch of coastline located in the northwest of Italy, the Italian Riviera is known for the pristine lakes, beautiful scenery, hiking opportunities, and colorful towns and villages found throughout the region. It stretches along the Ligurian Sea, from the French/Italian border to the Tuscan border, with its capital in Genoa.

Cisternino, boasts a small, utterly charming old town centre that has remained virtually intact for centuries. Its whitewashed houses, narrow, shady streets, historic churches and elegant central piazza open out onto a series of panoramic viewpoints from which visitors can take in the surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills, dry stone walls and white-tipped conical trulli roofs piercing the green fields.

Vernazza is considered the most beautiful village of the Cinque Terre. It is also the most touristy one so if you want to visit during the high season do it early in the morning or in the afternoon. The center of Vernazza is Piazza Marconi. There you can sit and have dinner in one of the restaurants, or sit on the bench and admire the view and the fishing boats.

Bevagna has preserved its Medieval urban structure which has mainly followed the planimetry of the ancient Roman city. Its long history has been marked into the white stones of the historic buildings and now lots of different architectural styles are facing the quiet streets where many styles, stories, and times are mixed creating a unique harmony.

A few miles east of Umbria’s capital of Perugia rises the heart-stoppingly photogenic hilltop town of Assisi. It is famously the birthplace of Saint Francis of Assisi (1181-1226), patron saint of animals and the environment. The Basilica di San Francesco, built in his honour between 1228 and 1253, is probably the must-see while you’re her, and it remains an important Christian pilgrimage site to this day. Other sights include the Roman Temple of Minerva, built in the 1st century and immaculately preserved – testament to Assisi’s respect for its rich history. If time allows – and it really should – beautiful Mount Subasio Regional Park is a haven for nature lovers.

The Prosecco hills – between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, in the province of Treviso, in the north-east of Italy – are an extraordinary land, where a wine of international prestige is produced: a white wine exported all over the world with more than 90 million of bottles produced every year. In 2019 this area was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ranking as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Tellaro is the real gem of the Gulf of La Spezia also known as the Bay of Poets, Italy. The Gulf of Poets got his name because it was a refuge of English writers like Mary Shelly and Percy Bysshe Shelley and their friend Lord Byron. The mesmerizing view of the Liguria coastline and the peacefulness of the beautiful villages surrounding it gave the writers the perfect stillness to lay their thoughts into masterpieces.

The Val D’Orcia is rural Tuscany at its best. Declared a UNESCO heritage site, this valley has retained its unspoiled beauty for centuries.

Beautiful, glamorous Bellagio sits at the peak of the inverted ‘Y’ of Lake Como, the perfect destination for exploring the lake and admiring its pristine views. But the town itself is a popular attraction, it’s one of the prettiest and most famous on the lake, and some of the best places to stay in Bellagio are also some of the grandest places to stay on Lake Como.

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