by Everett Potter
Italy may well be the European destination most beloved by American travelers. But stereotypes and misconceptions persist about the country. So here are five myths about Italy that should be laid to rest.
1. When you visit Italy, you should avoid doing the touristy things, like taking a gondola ride in Venice, or hanging out on the Spanish Steps in Rome, where you'll only meet other tourists.
Source: http://www.usatoday.com/
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