1 Important Thing You Should Know Before Traveling to Italy

By ImmaginaViaggiare | Jun 8, 2018 | Updated: Jun 8, 2018
Europe > Italy

Italy is full of beautiful cities and charming villages that you don't underestimate!
In 2001, at the initiative of the tourism council of the National Association of Italian Municipalities (A.N.C.I.), the Club "I Borgi più Belli D'Italia" was founded in order to enhance the small medieval villages.

Dozza - Emilia Romagna

Dozza - Emilia Romagna


This Club has drawn up the list of the 100 most beautiful villages in Italy (the complete list is available on the website borghipiubelliditalia.it among the most beautiful we visited, we can recommend:

* Norcia and Spello - Umbria;
* Civita di Bagnoregio and Castel Gandolfo - Lazio;
* Brisighella and Dozza - Emilia-Romagna;
* Pitigliano, Sovana and Montemerano - Tuscany.

Spello - Umbria

Spello - Umbria

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Hi, we are Marta and Guido from Immagina Viaggiare, a personal travel blog meant to help travelers and backpackers, sharing travel tips and useful information. We love long trips with multiple destinations and road trips.

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