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Italy is a magnificent South European country full of wonderful sights and cities with modern spirit. It is virtually impossible to visit the country only once and see all of it. That is probably why most visitors usually come back again and again, seeing something new each time they are there.
If you love Italian fashion you should visit Torino and Milano in August during the summer sales. You will get great bargains and still get to drink your espresso on Via Roma and see the Duomo. If you want to visit a place where buses are boats and where you will see nothing but glorious palaces and wondrous churches then go to Venice. Finally, you do not have to leave the region of Umbria to see Heaven in pure lapis lazuli blue.
But if you only have the opportunity to visit a single place it would have to be bella Roma. The grand 5 million citizen city combines all of the above and more. The ancient sights are miraculously well preserved (the Italians have seen to that). If you visited the Coliseum 30 years ago you would not have recognized it. Continuous excavations bring to light enough findings to fill a new museum every 10 years. The Pantheon is nothing less than magnificent and Foro Romano makes you think you hear the voices of vendors selling goods in Rome’s ancient market places. Going forward in time, a traveler should visit the Vatican. St Peter’s Cathedral is an impressive Renaissance monument and a praise to God’s Holy Glory while Capela Sistina is a true proof of how sometimes genius and self-sacrifice come to the realms of madness. You will have to go to Firenze to witness such divine beauty.
Shopping around Piazzas and cosmopolitan streets, the visitor of Rome will then be ready for his dolce vita trough the Roman night.
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