Nov 04, 2025
Famous for its cone-shaped trulli houses, Alberobello looks like a fairytale village. Stroll its cobbled alleys and enjoy authentic Apulian cuisine.
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Nestled in the Dolomites, Bolzano blends Italian and Austrian cultures with alpine charm, vineyards, and stunning mountain trails.
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A Renaissance masterpiece surrounded by medieval walls, Ferrara offers art, quiet streets, and some of the best pasta in the region, minus the crowds.
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Often called the “Florence of the South,” Lecce is an architectural jewel filled with Baroque beauty, sunlit piazzas, and delicious pasticciotto pastries.
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A city carved into stone, Matera’s ancient cave dwellings (Sassi di Matera) create a surreal landscape. Once forgotten, it’s now a UNESCO World Heritage site and a cinematic favourite.
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Perched on a volcanic cliff, Orvieto boasts stunning medieval architecture, underground tunnels, and some of Italy’s finest white wine.
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Often overshadowed by Capri and Ischia, Procida enchants with pastel coloured houses, serene beaches, and authentic island life.
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A melting pot of Italian, Slovenian, and Austrian cultures, Trieste offers grand coffee houses, seafront views, and literary charm, far from the tourist crowds.
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