by Madeleine Luckel
Italy is a country with thousands of cities—literally—but most visitors flock to the "big three": Rome, Venice, and Florence. Might we suggest branching out? For those who want an Under the Tuscan Sun experience in Florence but shudder at the thought of hordes of tourists, consider these five charming under-the-radar cities in and around the region.
Buona vacanza, central Italy awaits. A town famous thanks to its namesake white marble, Carrara's main export was once the material of choice for Renaissance greats like Michelangelo. Begin your day with a taste of the sculpting process atLaboratori Artistici Nicoli, the oldest studio in town.
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