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Today's campanile is used for sightseers desiring a Venetian panorama – though one with few canal views, oddly, since most of the canals are obscured from its 324-foot height. Most visitors say ...

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Is there a greater testament to artistic endeavour than Florence? The Tuscan city positively brims with museums, galleries and medieval churches, each one packed to the rafters with priceless ...

(Photo by Norma Meyer) Soon, “au revoir, France” and “ciao, Italy.” As long-nosed wood puppets smirked from souvenir stands, our guide announced, “Pinocchio was born here in Tuscany!” ...