Best places in Italy to visit
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It depends on what you’re after. Spring (late April to early June) is hard to beat, with mild weather, fewer crowds, and markets full of artichokes and strawberries. Autumn (September to October) is another sweet spot, especially if you're into wine harvests or truffle festivals. Summer brings sunshine and chaos. Cities like Florence and Rome get sweltering and packed, but if you're heading to the coast or the Dolomites, it's prime time. Winter is great for skiing in the Alps or enjoying a quieter Venice.
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