Hilltop Villages of Italy

The most dramatic and beautiful Hilltop Villages of Italy are listed here. Whether they're in the foothills of the northern Alps or on the southern island of Sicily, these villages share a common thread of quirky yet aesthetically charming locations.

Castelluccio

Castelluccio, Umbria

Civita di Bagnoregio

Cività di Bagnoregio, Lazio

Roccascalegna

Roccascalegna, Abruzzo

Savoca

Savoca, Sicily

Apricale

Apricale, Liguria

Muro Lucano

Muro Lucano, Basilicata

Castel di Tora

Castel di Tora, Lake Turano

Triora

Triora, Liguria

Giglio Castello

Giglio Castello, Tuscany

Vezzano Ligure

Vezzano Ligure, Liguria

Calcata

Calcata, Lazio

Buonvicino

Buonvicino, Calabria

Pietrapertosa

Pietrapertosa, Basilicata

Rocca Canterano

Rocca Canterano, Lazio

Bagnoli del Trigno

Bagnoli del Trigno, Molise

Castelmezzano

Castelmezzano, Basilicata

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