Mural Towns of Italy

The Mural Towns of Italy detailed here are something of a modern phenomenon in the country. In most cases, they're little villages off the beaten path that have created a new way of attracting visitors. Each of the towns and villages below are open-air galleries where the very houses and other public buildings have been transformed by the murals on their walls.

Dozza

Dozza, Emilia Romagna

Sant'Angelo Le Fratte

Sant'Angelo Le Fratte, Basilicata

Valogno

Valogno, Campania

San Sperate

San Sperate, Sardinia

Satriano di Lucania

Satriano di Lucania, Basilicata

Usseaux

Usseaux, Piedmont

Cibiana di Cadore

Cibiana di Cadore, Veneto

Diamante

Diamante, Calabria

Orgosolo

Orgosolo, Sardinia

Borgo San Giuliano

Borgo San Giuliano, Rimini, Emilia Romagna

Civitacampomarano

Civitacampomarano, Molise

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