Rome and Naples are among Italy’s most popular holiday destinations, with thousands arriving in the Eternal City for seasonal events at the Vatican. Lively Christmas markets and Nativity displays are big draws for Naples.
You can avoid some of the crowds and experience other rich, festive traditions if you head to various cities and towns in Italy’s South, where Christmas is celebrated with decorative and culinary gusto; temperatures tend to be mild (with highs in the mid-50s °F); off-season rates at hotels are attractive; and menus abound with dishes and sweets often available only at this time of year.
SOURCE: https://www.forbes.com
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