BY: ERIKA EBSWORTH-GOOLD
Italy has long been a top global and much-beloved vacation destination for travelers looking for history, culture, stunning coastlines, and of course, terrific food. While first-time visitors would be well-advised to stick to the well-known trio of Rome, Florence, and Venice, those returning to Italy might be looking for other off-the-beaten-path destinations and experiences.
I recently had the chance to chat with Steve Perillo, president and owner of Perillo Tours. For three generations, his family has been preparing fabulous itineraries for Americans headed to Italy on holiday. Steve gave us his insights for under-the-radar experiences, plus places you might not have ever heard of, but should consider checking out.
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