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Take a walk on the bumps of Ponte del Diavolo (Devil's Bridge). You will be able to admire at a single glance the hamlet, Monte Penice and the river Trebbia, just like in the movies.

We were looking for a place to do nothing. Just walking among the olive trees in a beautiful countryside, go to find friends in an ancient masseria, eat at a trattoria mashed beans with chicory and orecchiette homemade.

Anghiari, is part of the most beautiful villages in Italy, and is located in the Tuscan Valtiberina.

Barga is Giovanni Pascoli's adoptive land.

Castell'Arquato is a well-preserved hamlet that is able to fascinate everyone with its art, its nature and its typical products.

The village of Laigueglia preserves the typical architecture and the fascination of the seaman's village, in Liguria.

Closed between well-preserved medieval walls, the Borgo di Finale offers visitors a feeling of protection and meditation.

Dolceacqua is a typical medieval village of Val Nervia, in Liguria.

The village of Atri is situated in the district of Terre del Cerrano, the so called Costa garden, in Abruzzo.

Tursi, in Basilicata, is a village rich in religion and poetry.

The village of Altopascio rises along Via Francigena, in Tuscany.

The village of Roccavivara in Molise, is located inside the Park of the Morge.

The village of Monteverde is located in Campania, on the border with Basilicata.

The village of Cuccaro Vetere is located in Campania.

The alpine village of Sauris, in Friuli Venezia Giulia, framed by the evocative landscapes of Carnia, is known for its IGP smoked ham, speck and craft beer, called Zahre Beer.

Luserna is one of the main cities of the Alpe Cimbra, rich in history and traditions.

Defined as the homeland of pizzoccheri, the village of Teglio is located in the middle Valtellina.

Much of the area of San Giovanni in Fiore is part of the Sila National Park.

Civitella Alfedena, in the heart of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, is an active tourist center.

In the heart of the Murgia dei Trulli, 50 kilometers from Bari, a graceful expanse of pinnacles announces Alberobello, with its characteristic historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Piombino, located in the final stretch of the Etruscan Coast, is known for its famous Port.

Home to the Monviso Natural Park, Saluzzo is one of the best preserved medieval villages of Piedmont.

Serri, in southern Sardinia, is a small village immersed in a splendid scenery that contains architectural and archaeological treasures, including a famous Nuragic sanctuary.

The lake village of Lesina is an important tourist center in the north of Apulia, known for its famous eel.

Gradisca d’Isonzo, not far from the Slovenian border from which it derives its name, is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.