Little-Known Villages in Italy That Deserve to Be Visited

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7Pitigliano, Tuscany

Often referred to as the “Little Jerusalem,” Pitigliano in Tuscany has a rich Jewish heritage dating back to the 16th century.

The village is perched dramatically on a tuff rock formation, and its historic center features narrow alleys, charming courtyards, and ancient synagogues. Explore the Etruscan caves carved into the cliffs or indulge in the local white wine known as “bianco di Pitigliano.”