
BY: Paula Reynolds
If offerings of Italy’s best attributes enjoyed without the hustle-bustle fervor of too many crowds appeal to you, Le Marche may be just what the travel agent ordered. A diverse region encompassing about 3,700 square miles, Le Marche (or Marche) has traditionally played a bit part on the Italian tourism stage.
Overshadowed by Tuscany to the west, Emilia-Romagna to the north, and Lazio (Rome) to the south, this region has only recently begun to qualify as a sought-after tourist destination. Full of Italian dolce vita, Le Marche pretty much has it all!
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org/
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