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Deciding between Florence and Venice for your Italy trip can be challenging, as both cities offer unique and unforgettable experiences. Florence, known as the cradle of the Renaissance, boasts stunning art and architecture. Venice, with its enchanting canals and rich maritime history, offers a mesmerizing atmosphere. This guide will help
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All roads lead to it: the Italian capital needs no introduction! Indeed, Rome has more to offer than can fit in this short paragraph, but we will remind our reader that if you’re looking for nourishment for your belly, your mind and your eyes, few other cities can compete.
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Although its leaning tower is most famous, the city of Pisa in Tuscany has many more historical artifacts to offer, as well as a rich history and, of course, delicious Tuscan food. Looking to make your visit both entertaining and productive? Have a look at the coworking space in Pisa
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Pescara is a major city in the Abruzzo region of Italy, sitting on the Adriatic coast and very close to the mountains inland, which influence its humid subtropical climate. It attracts tourists in the summer and is famous as the birthplace of poet Gabriele d’Annunzio, as well as for
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Sicily's cultural, economic and tourism capital, Palermo has a lot to offer, from its many historical buildings to its cuisine and its service industry. Planning a visit to this sunny and picturesque town? Check out Remotely Serious’ selection of the best coworking spaces in Palermo to make your
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Located in the Veneto region in the north of Italy, Padua is a picturesque city with a lot of history – its Botanical Garden, the oldest in the world, as well as the many 14th-century frescoes hidden in its buildings, are protected by UNESCO. Its university is also one of the
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The third-largest city in Italy, Naples is the capital of the Campania region and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. With its very rich cultural history – from holding the ruins of Pompeii to being the birthplace of Baroque and, of course, pizza – and its thriving economy,
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Located on the south side of the Po valley, Modena is an important city in the Emilia-Romagna region. Better known for its production of balsamic vinegar and for being a center for the sports car industry, with Ferrari, De Tomaso, Lamborghini, Pagani and Maserati all currently or formerly having factories
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The second-largest municipality in Sicily, Catania was founded in the 8th century BC and, during the Renaissance, was a key cultural, artistic and political center for Italy. Nowadays, it is an industrial and agricultural leader, and tourists also visit the city and the nearby Etna volcano. Planning a trip? Check
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The economic capital of Italy, Milan is also one of Europe’s leading global cities, with a lot of activity in fields as varied as the arts, commerce, fashion and research. Its rich cultural heritage also makes it a tourist destination, and it will host the Winter Olympic and Paralympic
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The busiest port in Italy, Genoa is a buzzing city on the Italian Riviera. Its historical old town is one of the largest and most-densely populated in Europe and in addition to its rich cultural offering, the city is also one of Italy’s major economic hubs. Before visiting la
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A beloved destination for its location close to both the Alps and Lake Como, the city of Como has much to offer, starting with its rich cultural heritage and beautiful vistas. The leader in the silk industry until recently, the city now sees its economy mostly based on services and