Italy, the home of Pizza and Lasagna, the birthplace of the Roman Empire, home to one of the 7 wonders and a country rich in history, art, architecture and culture.
This European Country has the Mediterranean Sea to the East West and South, and the Alps in the North bordering France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. From the boutique fashion of Milan laced with Versace stores to the architectural prowess of Florence and Alpine serenity of Lake Como, Italy is a must visit slice of Mediterranean heaven.
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Food is everything in Italy, so avoid these faux pas. No cappuccino after breakfast, dinner starts around 7:30pm or after and don't tip at the restaurants it's not part of the culture.
We'd recommend doing at least 2 different regions of Italy in a week or fitting 3 in if you're there for a fortnight or longer. For Rome - Florence and Venice 3 days is enough to see most of it's majesty. Stay for a few extra days wherever floats your Gondola most.
It should surprise nobody that Santorini finds a home in many travelers bucket lists.
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