Mountain  and  Valley  Regions  of  Italy

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 17 January 2024
The Mountain and Valley Regions of Italy provide some of the most spectacular and charming scenery in the country.

Tuscany features heavily with the beautiful Val d'Orcia along with the nearby Val di Cecina and Crete Senesi while the northern Alpine regions can boast the likes of Val Gardena, the Lys Valley and the Val di Susa. The south provides the sweeping beauty of the Tavoliere delle Puglie. 

The areas featured here present opportunities for a number of holiday types: anything from scenic driving routes with overnight accommodation stops to single-location activity holidays. 
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Val di Susa, Piedmont
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Val  d'Orcia

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Val d'Orcia, Tuscany

Val Gardena

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Val Gardena, Trentino Alto-Adige

Lys  Valley

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Lilianes, Lys Valley, Valle d'Aosta

Val  di  Cecina

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Val di Cecina, Tuscany

Crete  Senesi

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Crete Senesi, Tuscany

Tavoliere  delle  Puglie

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Tavoliere delle Puglie, Puglia

Val  di  Susa

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Val di Susa, Piedmont

Maremma

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Orbetello, Maremma, Tuscany

Furlo  Pass

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Furlo Pass, Marche

Val  d'Elsa

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Val d'Elsa, Tuscany

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