Assisi …
A beautiful town in Umbria and the birthplace of St Francis.
Civita di Bagnoregio …
An isolated and sparsely settled village perched on its own rock.
Eremo (Hermitage) …
On the slope of Monte Subasio above Assisi, the present-day locale of the first home of St Francis and his followers.
Manarola …
A Cinque Terre cliffside town, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Montepulciano + The Sanctuary of San Biagio …
A prominent hilltown, overlooking the beautiful Val d’Orcia region, famous for its Vino Nobile.
Pienza …
The Piazza Pio II, an Early Renaissance town center.
Portofino …
A beautiful fishing village and harbor on the Italian Riviera.
Portovenere …
The church of Saint Lawrence situated on a rocky peninsula overlooking the Gulf of Spezia.
Postignano …
An Umbrian hilltown now mostly abandoned.
San Gimignano (“Town of the Towers”) …
One of the prettiest and best-preserved medieval towns in all of Italy.
San Quirico …
The Horti Leonini, a lovely Renaissance garden in the heart of town.
San Rocco di Camogli …
A panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea on the Italian Riviera.
Sant’Antimo …
Originally a Benedictine monastery, one of Italy’s most beautiful Romanesque churches set amongst
the landscape of olive groves and vineyards.
Siena …
The picturesque medieval city skyline capped by the bell tower of the Palazzo Pubblico.