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Italy is one of the most visited countries in
the world. Each tourist flock to its beaches,
ruins, and mountains and step into a
world over 3,000 years old. Here are ten
places to visit on and off the guidebook
trail in Italy.
Rome
The capital wasn’t built in a day and
you’ll need a lifetime to see it. With so
many sites and places to see, you’ll never
be at a loss to do. Whether it’s explor-
ing the ancient roman forum and walking
where Caesar did, seeing the Vatican, or
making a wish at the Trevi Fountain, Rome
is an obvious stop for anyone’s trip to Italy
Florence
Birthplace of the renaissance and home
to the David, Florence is Italy’s second
obvious stop. For art lovers and foodies,
Florence offers an array of goodies. (Try
the gelato!!!) Another bonus: it’s right
in Tuscany, home of Italy’s premier wine
country.
Venice
The city of lovers- Venice is a great place
for couples and families. Hang out in
St. Mark’s Square (watch out for all the
pigeons!!), stroll through tiny alleys, and
take a gondola ride through the canals.
Venice may be an expensive city but it is
worth every Euro.
Cinque Terra
Five towns located on
the ocean, Cinque Terr
taking. Spend the day
trail that connects each
there tiny streets, and st
cafes. Explore the olive
and relax yourself with
cello.
Sicily
Sicily may be famous f
it has much more than t
long history of foreign
result is an eclectic cult
in. Every little city seem
culture. Come and expl
and well preserved to
for Tony Soprano!
Turin
Turin is a major city in
is well-known as the ho
of Turin and host of the
Olympics. Located righ
with the Po River flowin
and villas dotting the s
Turin is trying to attract
there before the crowd
Capri
Capri is an Italian islan
Naples. It has been a
nation since Roman tim
with the well
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MUST SEE PLACES
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