Turin, Pavia, Mantova, Verona, Cremona, Arezzo, Lecce, Treviso and many more underrated places...

Hello Valeria, Lazio outside Rome is an underrated region for me. I will be vacationing there for 24 days in the autumn. My hotel accommodation will be in Subiaco, Tivoli, Genazzano, Anagni and Viterbo. From Genazzano I will make trips to San Vito Romano, Olevano Romano and Palestrina. Many landscape painters, among others, stayed there in the 18th and 19th centuries. From Viterbo I will also take a day trip to Civita di Bagnoregio. I have already been to Rome five times. Now other places are popular. Kind regards, Stefan from Germany!🙂🙂🙂

I think of Umbria as Tuscany without the massed crowds and silly prices. My next Italy trip (via Albania) is to Bari and a return to Bergamo and Brescia to catch a flight home. Cannot get enough of Italy. ❤️

My favorite is Santa Margherita Ligure, an alternative to Portofino. But CNN wrote about it a year or two ago, and now it's getting quite popular! I might have to find another small town on the sea. :)

A map would have been helpful

If you were to pick somewhere to live in Italy. Somewhere where it wasn’t too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter. Is there such a place and where would dare that be?

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Okay for Bologna, but in this period it is better to visit it doing transfusions of ice cream and granitas 😅

None of your suggestions is "hidden", they are very popular and crowded instead

I applied for my work visa for Italy. I want your help. Yesss?