Classified as one of Italy’s most beautiful medieval villages, Fortunago has just 390 residents who continue to maintain their centuries old way of life and traditions. A path through the village, the Sentiero della Rocca, winds up through the ancient lanes to the church of San Giorgio from where you can enjoy a stunning panorama.
Fortunago
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