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2 months agoI took my mom to Italy and we skipped popular spots, like Rome and Venice. The smaller cities we chose were much better.
Visiting smaller Italian cities like Ravenna, Padua, and Cefalù offers a more relaxed, authentic experience with fewer crowds than major tourist hubs.
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4 months agoThis Is Italy's 'Secret Season' for Small Crowds, Premium Accommodations, and Rich Local Experiences
Traveling to Italy in the slow season (November–March) offers richer, more intimate experiences, easier access to attractions, better accommodation value, and relaxed dining.
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5 months agoI spent 6 days in Italy after dreaming of visiting my whole life. 6 surprises made it worth the wait.
A six-day Italy trip through Venice, Rome, and Milan delivered surprising, memorable moments—from gondolas and submerged building foundations to castles, train views, and unique lodgings.
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6 months agoThis Overnight Train in Italy Might Be the Best (and Most Affordable) Way to See the Country
Night trains are gaining popularity due to their sustainability and cost-saving benefits for travelers.
Trenitalia's Intercity Notte offers 24 routes connecting major Italian cities.
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