I've been to every region in Italy. These 3 tourist attractions are worth the hype — but there are 2 I'd skip.
I've been to every region in Italy. These 3 tourist attractions are worth the hype — but there are 2 I'd skip. As a frequent visitor to Italy, I'm often asked which tourist spots are worth the visit. I recommend the Colosseum, but there are others I'd skip.
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