Campania's  Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The collection of Campania's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia larges focuses on the vast hinterland of the region where its small towns and villages grace the undulating landscapes. 

Here we find the fascinating hill top borghi such as Montesarchio, Nusco, Zungoli and Monteverde to name just a handful. A borgo is usually a small hamlet or village where the houses are formed in closely knit groups that help to preserve the regional traditions. 

We also find a number of the borghi in seaside locations such as Albori, Furore and Conca dei Marini on the Amalfi Coast. 
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Montesarchio

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Montesarchio, Campania

Albori

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Albori, Campania

Monteverde

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Monteverde, Campania

Nusco

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Nusco, Campania

Zungoli

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Zungoli, Campania

Savignano  Irpino

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Savignano Irpino, Campania

Atrani

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Atrani, Campania

Conca  dei  Marini

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Conca dei Marini, Campania

Castellabate

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Castellabate, Campania

Furore

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Furore, Campania

Summonte

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Summonte, Campania

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