continue with me to explore the most beautiful villages in Italy part 3
11. Cafalù, Sicily
Cafalù, a seaside town in sunny northern Sicily, is the perfect place to visit if you want to bask in the sun or go swimming. But this town is more than just sunny and sparkling blue sea. Seafood restaurants line the medieval streets and its cathedral rivals any other in the country. Its splendor is embellished with meaningful carvings and descriptions. And if you head to one of the lookout points inside the castle, you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Tyrrhenian Sea.
12. Courmayeur, Aosta . valley
For those who like high mountains, this is a great resort. Set inside a natural valley near the border with France, Courmayeur has many mountain hiking trails complete with breathtaking views. With over 160km of snow slopes, it's no surprise that ski enthusiasts flock here to indulge their passion.
13. Cortina d’Ampezzo, Veneto
Dubbed the queen of the Dolomites, Cortina d'Ampezzo is an elegant town in the province of Belluno, northern Italy. Sheltered by soaring mountains, this beautiful village is a perfect place to stay if you're craving fresh air and nature activities. Skiing, biking, kayaking and even horseback riding are some of the most popular activities you can enjoy here.
14. Gubbio, Umbria
Coming to this village, you can find the imprints of the ancient Romans. Dating back to Etruscan times, it was once known as the city of Iguvium and is famous for its medieval architecture. Palaces and churches line the cobbled streets and gothic houses with characteristic thatched roofs.
15. Sorrento, Campania
Perched atop a cliff along the Mediterranean Sea, Sorrento is a romantic seaside town with stunning views of Mount Vesuvius. Famous for its lemon trees, Sorrento is home to some of the best limoncello in the world. Legend has it that mythical Sirens once dwelt here, luring passing sailors with their melodious songs and causing shipwrecks on the rocky shores.
