
I’ve traveled to some of Italy’s most popular destinations, intent on visiting the famous museums, architectural wonders, master artworks, and historical sites—all while indulging in amazing food and wine along with hundreds of other people yearning to see and do the same things.
As one of the world’s most popular countries to visit, it’s hard to escape the constant throng of lines and crowds, no matter the season. Even so, I’ve still enjoyed myself. The Italian “la dolce vita” lifestyle is so alluring. So, where do you go if you want to slow down and embrace an authentic Italian lifestyle without the crowds?
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