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Italy's northeast corner is very intersting indeed. Find out more about the Friuli Venezia Giulia region.
Looking for an interesting neighborhood in Rome to explore? We're impressed with Campo Marzio. Rome's 4th rione is best known for the Piazza del Popolo and Spanish Steps, but there are lots of attractions between the two, including some very odd ones.
Our new Italy Map shows more great destinations than you can shake a stick at. And if your stick is looking for a place with few tourists and lots of castles, try the Val d'Aosta, from which you can take an easy tunnel drive to France, perhaps to Provence.
What's becoming one of my favorite regions of Italy to visit now has a Map: Emilia Romagna. Find out all about the big and small attractions in the Po River Valley and the Appennino reggiano, part of the Apennine Mountains that forms Italy's backbone.
Relax with a glass of Frascati, see the Pope's palace, eat the best strawberies in Nemi: all things you can do in the Castelli Romani.
The underrated Lazio region will entrance you, if you let it.
You know the big destination is Tuscany. You might be surprised at some new things to see in our new Florence Guide.
Liberated from her stint at content farm About.com, "Italy Martha" has a new home at Martha's Italy.
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What's the prettiest, shiniest, small town in Italy, all prickly with towers? Ascoli Piceno in Le Marche fits the bill.
Italy: Where to Stay
Hotel? Villa? Cottage in the Countryside?
