7 Small Italian Villages Without Hordes of Tourists
These seven, small Italian villages, are just a sampling of all the hidden treasures waiting to be discovered if you veer a little bit off-the-beaten-path.
These seven, small Italian villages, are just a sampling of all the hidden treasures waiting to be discovered if you veer a little bit off-the-beaten-path.
The Tuscan village of Lucignano is known as the “Pearl of Valdichiana.” It is a medieval walled city with many appeals, just one-hour from Florence and also close to Perugia, Arezzo, and Siena,
Gubbio, a town in the northeast corner of Perugia in Umbria, Italy, achieved pop culture stardom as the setting for the Don Matteo TV series.
No, Perugia is not a “one-day city.” But here’s how to spend a perfect day in Perugia, Italy—if you only have a day.
Here are five of the best places to visit in Umbria, as suggested by the owners of Fuoritinerario, a boutique Italian tour company based in Perugia.
The made-for-Italian-TV film, Luisa Spagnoli, recounts the rags to riches true story of a remarkable woman who was ahead of her time.