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Honeymoon destinations in Italy include a variety of environments, from soaring mountain cliffs to coastal low lands and beaches. At only 324,000 square miles - about the size of Arizona - the Italian culture is just as rich and varied as its landscape. Known for its arts, decadent food and wines, architecture and sculpture, and as the center of Roman Catholicism, there is quite literally no end to what you can see, visit, and experience, making it one the perfect honeymoon destinations. Wander the narrow metropolitan streets of Rome, poking your head into the shops and intimate cafes that exist in endless number. Rounding the corner to a piazza you will be astonished to view the historic Pantheon, materializing as if from magic within the maze of tiny alleyways. You can then escape to the Tuscany countryside, take a bike tour along the hilly roads between wineries and taste the luscious grapes which make the region so famous. For the more adventurous and athletic couple, a hike along Cinque Terre cannot be beat. With panoramic views unparalleled to any in the world and intimate inns to rest your feat between mountains, you'll never forget this paradise. From coast to coast and everywhere in between, Italy is a honeymoon tour you'll never want to come home from!
What To Do:
Boating/Sailing
Shopping
Fine Dining
Wineries/Breweries
Sightseeing
Flight Times From: NY - 8hrs 30min, LA - 12hrs 40min, MIAMI - 10hrs 20min
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