Get away from the cities, and these are 6 famous tourist villages in Italy

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Are you a fan of quiet and beautiful villages and small towns? Are you a fan of traveling to Italy and looking for unique and charming places farther from the noisy and famous cities? To get to know these six towns.

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A small village located between cliffs overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea and characterized by its beautiful churches and squares. The village is an important hub on the way to some major cities such as Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento, and is famous for its seafood.

Monte Isola

Inside the charming Lake Iseo is the island of Monte Isola, where this wonderful village is located, which can be reached by boat from the town of Iseo, and one of its most important features is the church of Madonna della Ceriola at the top of the hill.

Saluzzo

It is located just an hour south of Turin, and is characterized by its ancient towers, beautiful red-brick houses, and a number of famous landmarks such as the 14th-century Castiglia Castle, and the Casa Cavassa Palace, which has become a museum of works of art.

collodi

A medieval village located in the Tuscany region between the cities of Florence and Pisa , and among its most important features is the Pinocchio Park and a number of gardens, decorative fountains and orchards.

chevalu

A beautiful medieval town located on the northern coast of Sicily, it is famous for its mosaic paintings on the cathedrals and its beautiful waterfront, and the town was the scene for filming many films.

Peru Bello

A small and very beautiful town located in the Puglia region, and is characterized by the colors of its white houses decorated with gray conical roofs, and it is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy.