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The charming medieval village of Villa Santa Maria,in Abruzzo, Italy.

A scenic view of the sunset from a narrow street in the Fornelli village in Molise region, Italy

A narrow street among the old houses of a village in the province of Salerno.

$Castel del Monte in Abruzzo is a beautiful village which covers the top of a hill in the Gran Sasso mountain range. It is classified as one of the \$

The fortified city of Sant'Agata de' Goti after a light a snow fall. Province of Benevento. Campania. Italy.

Ancient town Arpino in the province of Frosinone seen from Civitavecchia.

View of Limosano, old village in Campobasso province, Molise, Italy, at springtime

Photo taken in Montenero Di Bisaccia, Italy

Elevated view of the medieval town of Pennadomo, in the Chieti province of Abruzzo, in Italy, with it's tiled roofs

Landscape of Bisaccia Itlay take from the Castle.

Novara Province, Sicily, Italy, Messina, Cathedral

Bagnoli del Trigno, Italy, 11/23/2019. Winter image of a mountain village in the Molise region, Italy

Villalago, Abruzzo, Italy: Village located at 930 m above sea level. placed among the most beautiful villages in Italy

A narrow street among the old houses of Pignola, medieval village in Basilicata region.

Medieval town in the Metropolitan city of Rome, Lazio Italy

View of Calitri, old town in Avellino province, Campania, Italy

April 1st, Aielli - Italy: view of Aielli, in Abruzzo, a small town in the Sirente-Velino natural Park, also known as the village of murales. Many walls of the historical centre are covered with murales painted by famous artists.

Rainbow over a Hilltop Village in Southern Italy

$Located in the heart of the Dolomiti Lucane, perched and protected from these imposing massifs of the sandstone rock that the wind and the rain have unceasingly dug in the course of time, Castelmezzano reveals itself in a manner quite unusual.\nTo enter the country in fact we must pass through a tunnel dug in the rock, immediately after crossing a small groove. This spectacular location, was fundamental for the defense of the village in the course of the centuries, whose origin is given around the X century a.c.$