Travel Blog: Small Italian Towns
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Book Introduction
A New Italian Small Town Tour
It has only been about 150 years since Italians began living together in one country called Italy.
Before it was unified into one country, it was divided into several kingdoms.
So Italians have a stronger sense of belonging to their region or hometown rather than to their country.
And each region has a strong tendency to preserve its own traditions, so regionalism is quite severe.
However, this regionalism can also be a driving force for experiencing a variety of emotions and interacting with locals when traveling to small cities in Italy.
It has only been about 150 years since Italians began living together in one country called Italy.
Before it was unified into one country, it was divided into several kingdoms.
So Italians have a stronger sense of belonging to their region or hometown rather than to their country.
And each region has a strong tendency to preserve its own traditions, so regionalism is quite severe.
However, this regionalism can also be a driving force for experiencing a variety of emotions and interacting with locals when traveling to small cities in Italy.
index
What is the new normal?
Intro
About Italy
Small towns you must visit on your small city trip
Why You Should Visit Italy
Essential Information for Traveling to Italy
Italian wine
Italian food
The Birth of the Italian Renaissance
A gift from the Italian Renaissance
The Medici family, patrons of the Renaissance
Recommended Italy Travel Itinerary
Italian Roman Empire
A Journey Through Italy Through Architecture
Orvieto
Slow City / Walking City / Duomo
Underground City / San Patragio Well
Assisi
Assisi at a glance / Basilica of San Francesco / Piazza del Comune / Basilica of Santa Chiara
Rocca Maggiore / Basilica of Santa Maria Angela
Tuscany
Tuscany at a Glance / The Nutella Story
Italian Renaissance
How to travel the small towns of Tuscany by car
Montalcino
Montalcino, intoxicated by the aroma of wine / Get to know Montalcino at a glance
San Gimignano
Climb the city hall tower
Greve in Chianti
Pienza
Pienza at a glance / Piazza Pio II / Duomo / Piccolomini Palace / Borgia Palace
Montepulciano
Piazza Grande / Duomo Cathedral / Via Ricci
Siena
A Brief History of Siena / The School of Siena & the Races / Piazza del Campo / Palazzo Pubblico
Beautiful Siena panorama / Tour of the Duomo
Luca
Lucca at a Glance / April 27 / Saint Zita / Puccini & the Lucca Summer Festival
Basilica of San Frediano / Torre delle Ore Clock Tower / Piazza dell'Anfiteatro / Guinigi Tower
Palazzo Pfanneri / Basilica of San Martino / Piazza Napoleon / Piazza San Michele & Basilica
Biblioteca Statale di Luca / Teatro Giglio
Pisa
A Brief History of Pisa / The Leaning Tower of Pisa / The Duomo / The Baptistery
Livorno
About Livorno / Day Trips / Church of Santa Caterina / Fortezza Nuova
Monument to the Four Moors / Piazza Grande / Piazza della Repubblica / Synagogue / Castello del Focale
Northern Italy
Cinque Terre
Hiking & Rail / Riomaggiore / Monterosso / Manarola / Corniglia / Vernazza
Turin
The Influence of the House of Savoy / Turin at a Glance / Piazza San Carlo / Mole Antonelliana
Piazza Statuto / Turin Royal Palace / Valentino Castle & Park / Turin Cathedral / Egyptian Museum
Genoa
Mild Mediterranean climate / Retirement destination / Authentic Italian lifestyle / City history
Strong Pride / Christopher Columbus / Genoa at a Glance
Old Harbor / Old Town Garibaldi Street / Piazza Ferrari / Piazza Dante / Basilica of San Lorenzo
September 20th Street / Victory Square
Veronese
Verona at a Glance / Juliet's House
Como
Enjoying Como / Lake Como / Tramezzo
Southern Italy
Driving in the Southern Region
Pompeii
Why Pompeii is Important / A Brief History of Pompeii / Highlights of Pompeii
Sea Gate / Temple of Apollo / Pompeii's Key Walking Tour
Neapolitan
Naples at a glance / National Archaeological Museum / Castel Nuovo / Castel dell'Ovo
San Martino Museum / Royal Palace of Naples / San Carlo Theatre
capri
Amalfi
Amalfi at a glance
Intro
About Italy
Small towns you must visit on your small city trip
Why You Should Visit Italy
Essential Information for Traveling to Italy
Italian wine
Italian food
The Birth of the Italian Renaissance
A gift from the Italian Renaissance
The Medici family, patrons of the Renaissance
Recommended Italy Travel Itinerary
Italian Roman Empire
A Journey Through Italy Through Architecture
Orvieto
Slow City / Walking City / Duomo
Underground City / San Patragio Well
Assisi
Assisi at a glance / Basilica of San Francesco / Piazza del Comune / Basilica of Santa Chiara
Rocca Maggiore / Basilica of Santa Maria Angela
Tuscany
Tuscany at a Glance / The Nutella Story
Italian Renaissance
How to travel the small towns of Tuscany by car
Montalcino
Montalcino, intoxicated by the aroma of wine / Get to know Montalcino at a glance
San Gimignano
Climb the city hall tower
Greve in Chianti
Pienza
Pienza at a glance / Piazza Pio II / Duomo / Piccolomini Palace / Borgia Palace
Montepulciano
Piazza Grande / Duomo Cathedral / Via Ricci
Siena
A Brief History of Siena / The School of Siena & the Races / Piazza del Campo / Palazzo Pubblico
Beautiful Siena panorama / Tour of the Duomo
Luca
Lucca at a Glance / April 27 / Saint Zita / Puccini & the Lucca Summer Festival
Basilica of San Frediano / Torre delle Ore Clock Tower / Piazza dell'Anfiteatro / Guinigi Tower
Palazzo Pfanneri / Basilica of San Martino / Piazza Napoleon / Piazza San Michele & Basilica
Biblioteca Statale di Luca / Teatro Giglio
Pisa
A Brief History of Pisa / The Leaning Tower of Pisa / The Duomo / The Baptistery
Livorno
About Livorno / Day Trips / Church of Santa Caterina / Fortezza Nuova
Monument to the Four Moors / Piazza Grande / Piazza della Repubblica / Synagogue / Castello del Focale
Northern Italy
Cinque Terre
Hiking & Rail / Riomaggiore / Monterosso / Manarola / Corniglia / Vernazza
Turin
The Influence of the House of Savoy / Turin at a Glance / Piazza San Carlo / Mole Antonelliana
Piazza Statuto / Turin Royal Palace / Valentino Castle & Park / Turin Cathedral / Egyptian Museum
Genoa
Mild Mediterranean climate / Retirement destination / Authentic Italian lifestyle / City history
Strong Pride / Christopher Columbus / Genoa at a Glance
Old Harbor / Old Town Garibaldi Street / Piazza Ferrari / Piazza Dante / Basilica of San Lorenzo
September 20th Street / Victory Square
Veronese
Verona at a Glance / Juliet's House
Como
Enjoying Como / Lake Como / Tramezzo
Southern Italy
Driving in the Southern Region
Pompeii
Why Pompeii is Important / A Brief History of Pompeii / Highlights of Pompeii
Sea Gate / Temple of Apollo / Pompeii's Key Walking Tour
Neapolitan
Naples at a glance / National Archaeological Museum / Castel Nuovo / Castel dell'Ovo
San Martino Museum / Royal Palace of Naples / San Carlo Theatre
capri
Amalfi
Amalfi at a glance
Into the book
Travel to Italy is increasingly becoming a trip focused solely on small towns.
This is because the number of travelers who realize that touring only the representative cities of a country that stretches long and narrow from north to south is just scratching the surface.
Italy began as a city-state, and even today, each region retains the characteristics of a small country.
When talking about Italy, one thing that cannot be left out is the tourism industry, and the various attractions attract long-term travelers.
Italy is rich in historical sites, including Roman ruins and Renaissance art, and generates significant revenue from tourism.
Recently, Italian travelers from South Korea have also started to travel to small cities.
Even in the hot summer, what are the essentials? The image of the Italian beach, where I wore long sleeves in the morning and evening and where the warm but dry light enveloped me, is vividly conveyed to my eyes.
A leisurely trip to a small town in Italy will bring you new joys.
The central Tuscany region retains its medieval and Renaissance appearance.
While it's easy to have fun under clear skies and pristine waters, sometimes it's also a great way to travel to appreciate the country's cultural uniqueness.
In coastal cities, you can feel the Mediterranean atmosphere in full force.
This is because the number of travelers who realize that touring only the representative cities of a country that stretches long and narrow from north to south is just scratching the surface.
Italy began as a city-state, and even today, each region retains the characteristics of a small country.
When talking about Italy, one thing that cannot be left out is the tourism industry, and the various attractions attract long-term travelers.
Italy is rich in historical sites, including Roman ruins and Renaissance art, and generates significant revenue from tourism.
Recently, Italian travelers from South Korea have also started to travel to small cities.
Even in the hot summer, what are the essentials? The image of the Italian beach, where I wore long sleeves in the morning and evening and where the warm but dry light enveloped me, is vividly conveyed to my eyes.
A leisurely trip to a small town in Italy will bring you new joys.
The central Tuscany region retains its medieval and Renaissance appearance.
While it's easy to have fun under clear skies and pristine waters, sometimes it's also a great way to travel to appreciate the country's cultural uniqueness.
In coastal cities, you can feel the Mediterranean atmosphere in full force.
--- From the preface
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 21, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 360 pages | 148*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791174580627
- ISBN10: 1174580623
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