Another great destination is Santa Teresa, a hilltop neighborhood dotted with restaurants and shops, considered Rio's artsy anti-beach.
As great as that Coca-Cola hilltop was back in 1971, the airwaves have always been filled with junk because paid media enabled the industry to be lazy and get away with bad work.
Aglianico is grown widely across Southern Italy, but it is in Campania that the variety reaches its greatest heights, especially around the hilltop village of Taurasi, the wine-growing focal point of the interior region known as Irpinia.
The town is a charming hilltop village that survived the great fire of 1827, and its residents are part of an outdoor museum.
And tourists are staying there longer – enjoying the region's beaches, hilltop villages, art-filled towns and great outdoors for their own sake, rather than making a quick foray from Umbria or Abruzzo.
With credit markets tight as a drum and many homeowners struggling to keep their houses, fleeting images of a hilltop mansion in Beverly Hills only provoke greater longing.
Another undulates across hilltops from the Gobi end of the Great Wall of China, forming a momentary extension of that magnificent structure.
There were many pitch-perfect calls for competing militias, towns and tribes to meld together as one nation, as were the cheers and responses of "God is great" from a crowd of 5,000 gathered on the hilltops above an equestrian field used for Zintan festivals.
At 9th- and 10th-century sites such as Schroda and Bambandyanalo in the Limpopo valley, the ivory and cattle trade seems to have been of major importance, but later sites such as Mapungubwe (a hilltop above Bambandyanalo), Manekweni (in southwestern Mozambique), and Great Zimbabwe, which date from the late 11th to the mid 15th century, owed their prosperity to the export of gold.
'Where Will We End Up?' Etched into a hillside, Givenson's camp lies in an area called Golgotha, after the hilltop where Jesus was crucified — "a place of great suffering," one resident explained.
