
BY: Felix Naylor Marlow
It may look a little like the old Italian city in its appearance, with its buildings lining winding canals, but in Ravenna you aren’t pushing and shoving among crowds of fellow tourists — or getting ripped-off at an overpriced restaurant. Once a bustling international hub and the former capital for three different empires, Ravenna is now a sleepy region loved by locals for its quiet pace of life.
It’s supposedly loved by our King and Queen, too, who chose to make a state visit here in April. And now it’s loved by me, as well. On my short adventure here I found a delightful mix of stunning architecture, great food and wine and easily accessible beaches.
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