Piedmont's  Borghi  Piu  Belli  d'Italia

The region of Piedmont's Borghi Più Belli d'Italia is a collection of small towns and villages that have been listed among the most beautiful villages in Italy. Away from the typical tourist trail, these borghi/villages offer a genuine insight into the history of the Piedmont region with a diverse range of scenery, architecture and idiosyncratic features on display. 

Usseaux for example is a mountain village where the houses are all decorated with art, while Orta San Giulio is the most famous town on this list as it sits opposite the exceptionally-beautiful Isola San Giulio, one of the most iconic sights in Piedmont on Lake Orta.
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Orta  San  Giulio

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Orta San Giulio, Piedmont

Chianale

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Chianale, Piedmont

Usseaux

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Usseaux, Piedmont

Garbagna

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Garbagna, Piedmont

Monforte  d'Alba

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Monforte d'Alba, Piedmont

Vogogna

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Vogogna, Piedmont

Garessio

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Garessio, Piedmont

Ricetto  di  Candelo

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Ricetto di Candelo, Piedmont

Cocconato

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Cocconato, Piedmont

Neive

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Neive, Piedmont

Mombaldone

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Mombaldone, Piedmont

Volpedo

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Volpedo, Piedmont

Cella  Monte

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Cella Monte, Piedmont

Ostana

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Ostana, Piedmont

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