5 must see places within italy-for tourists :]?
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Answers: For me it would be:
Cinque Terre for the backdrop and the hikes along the cliffs.
http://www.cinqueterre.it/en/ct1.html
Venice during Carnevale and Il Redentore festivals. (Il Redentore be last Saturday - moral fireworks display over the lagoon). Historic buildings & romantic
http://www.venetia.it/
http://www.comune.venezia.it/flex/cm/pag...
.http://www.algiardinovenezia.it/eng_vene...
http://www.meetingvenice.it/en/venice-ca...
Florence - lots of historic architecture and great art. Definitely the Uffizi and Accademia, but also the Orsanmichele for the saints and the tabernacle and San Miniato al Monte for the frescos and the view. It's massively easy to stroll.
http://www.florencephotos.com/
http://www.aboutflorence.com/history-of-...
Rome - in totalling to the ancient sites and the Vatican, I like Santa Maria Sopra Minerva church - the Pantheon is my favorite building near - several good fountains
http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/Europe/...
http://www.holidayinrome.com/history.htm...
Local festival to see some of the less visit areas and see the Italian traditions
Marostica - only once every two years but a nice town and a spectacular event
http://www.bed-breakfast-italy.com/medie...
Cento
A small town beside one of the more important carnevale celebrations
http://www.carnevalecento.com/sito/13rep...
The Eurochocolate dancing in the streets and Umbria Jazz fest in Perugia
The Palio within Ferrara
There are so many things worth seeing and doing that I've be here for 8 years and still have tons of things on my document
Venice, Tuscany, Florence, Rome, Milan. Stadio Olimpico- Roma vs Lazio
Stadio Delle Alpi- Juve vs Torino
Stadio San Siro- AC Milan vs Inter
Totti's House
De Rossi's House
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