Moncalvo is known for being the smallest town in Italy, but it is much more than that. It is a village in a dominant position among the hills, rich in history and still remaining true to its roots, characterized by a large market square from which branch off pedestrian alleys enriched by dozens of typical stores. Festivals and festivals of a gastronomic nature are often celebrated in its central square, attracting many people from the surrounding areas as well as tourists, who are increasingly interested in these events.