Barga is one of my favorite small towns in Italy.
Kaitlyn Rosati
As much as I love visiting new places, it never takes more than a twist of my arm to go back to Italy.I've visited every Italian region, most of them at least twice. As I've had the great privilege of exploring Italy in greater depth, I've also gotten a bit jaded about the major hot spots and grown more fond of classic Italian small-town charm.Don't get me wrong: Those major cities like Rome and Florence are iconic for a reason. Whenever I return to them, though, I find myself getting frustrated about the overpriced food and crowds so rampant that I find myself clutching onto my bag for dear life.When you visit small towns in Italy, though, being one of the few tourists around can help you get a taste of the locals' everyday life, which — in my opinion — creates a meaningful and more personal experience.So, if you're looking to get out of the major cities and have an unforgettable experience, head to one of these towns instead.Pizzo has tons of local charm and delicious desserts
Instead of sticking with the crowds in Tropea, I usually head to Pizzo instead.
Kaitlyn Rosati







