Italy’s famous cities never lose their appeal. After experiencing Rome, Florence and Venice, many travelers simply want to keep going. That is part of Italy’s pull. A few hours on the road can change the food, the landscape and even the rhythm of the day.
The next trip may lead to a masseria among Puglia’s olive groves, a vineyard on the slopes of Mount Etna, a granite cove in Sardinia or a mountain trail above the lakes of Northern Italy. Each place offers a new way to understand a country that never seems to run out of stories.