The survey from Travel + Leisure magazine has aroused much curiosity. The magazine has drawn up a special ranking, that of the Italian villages most loved by Americans.
A timeless charm, both inland and along the coast, where there is no shortage of small towns and villages that preserve an authentic and timeless charm. These corners of Italy, rich in history and tradition, not only conquer the hearts of compatriots, but are also very successful beyond the border.
Americans Bewitched by Italian Villages
In fact, there are thousands of foreign travellers, in particular US, who every year dream of exploring these hidden pearls of the Bel Paese. Observing Italy through the eyes of those who come from far away is always curious and stimulating: here are the Italian villages that most fascinate American tourists.
Here are some of the most popular locations:
- Porto Venere (La Spezia)- photo below-

- Treia (Macerata)
- Brisighella (Ravenna)
- San Vito Lo Capo (Trapani)
- Anghiari (Arezzo)
- Tropea (Vibo Valentia) –photo below-

- Norcia (Perugia)
- Cortina d'Ampezzo (Belluno)
- Palmanova (Udine)
- Bosa (Oristano)
- Otranto (Lecce) – main photo-
- Civita di Bagnoregio (Viterbo) –photo below-

these villages enchant for their artistic heritage, typical cuisine, breathtaking views and that welcoming and genuine atmosphere that only certain places can offer. For American tourists, visiting these centers means immersing themselves in a lesser-known but perhaps even more charming, far from the beaten track, where every corner tells a story.
What makes Italian villages so fascinating?
To encourage visitors, especially those coming from United States, towards these small Italian jewels there is often the desire to move away from the large urban centers and live a more authentic experience, almost as if they were locals, even if only for a few days. The selection drawn up by the magazine Travel + Leisure It fuels the imagination not only of overseas travellers, but also of Italians looking for enchanting places for their holidays.
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