3 Hidden Gems in Italy to Discover This Summer Far Away from the Crowds
Were it not for our high-speed WiFi, I’d say it’s a place that’s lost in time, because in many ways, little has changed. The days are still slow and sweet like molasses—spent alternating between dips in the water and playing Scopa under the protective shade of an orange ombrelone; the air honeyed by the ripe Dottato fig trees. I crave the familiarity of home once it starts to feel like summer in the city, but I also love to explore.Italy’s bountiful regions have plenty to offer, from craggy coastlines to soaring peaks and breathtaking valleys; so far, I’ve made my way through 13 of them.
- ▪Were it not for our high-speed WiFi, I’d say it’s a place that’s lost in time, because in many ways, little has changed.
- ▪The days are still slow and sweet like molasses—spent alternating between dips in the water and playing Scopa under the protective shade of an orange ombrelone; the air honeyed by the ripe Dottato fig trees.
- ▪I crave the familiarity of home once it starts to feel like summer in the city, but I also love to explore.Italy’s bountiful regions have plenty to offer, from craggy coastlines to soaring peaks and breathtaking valleys; so far, I’ve made m
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Travel3 Hidden Gems in Italy to Add to Your Travel List This Summer (and Beyond)By Talia AbbasJuly 30, 2026Baia Azzurra and Torre Crawford in San Nicola Arcella, Calabria ItalyPeter AdamsSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyThe American tourists love Rome, college students flock to Florence for their study-abroad semesters, and the honeymooners will always have Capri… Italy has 20 different regions, from the top of the boot to the tip of the heel, but most travelers usually end up in somewhere in the middle: in Milan for the fashion, in Florence for the Renaissance art, in the Italian Riviera for the chi-chi hotels and homemade limoncello.I grew up spending my summers in Praia a Mare, a tiny beach town in Calabria—population of 6,350—where my mom is from in the south.
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