Its beautifully preserved Mediterranean architecture, with Moorish and Greek influences, recalls the town’s past. Conca dei Marini’s most arresting sight is Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto), a splendid sea cave famous for its surreal shades of green and underwater ceramic nativity scene, which becomes a pilgrimage site for divers each Christmas.
Earthology365 rounds up 10 of the most historic villages around the world that still are not only livable but happen to be stunningly beautiful as well.