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Best things to do in Italy - Lonely Planet - Vimarsana News

Best things to do in Italy - Lonely Planet

With its awesome art, architecture and food, Italy has more sights than you could see in a lifetime. To narrow it down, here are Italy's top experiences.

Out of storage and onto walls, the Uffizi spreads its brand - Vimarsana News

Out of storage and onto walls, the Uffizi spreads its brand

This tiny hamlet with a population of around 300, located 40 winding miles northeast of Florence, has never been on Italy’s must-see A-list. Its

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Artdaily - The First Art Newspaper on the Net

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Art Industry News: Elon Musk Made a Surprise Visit to the Uffizi to Study a Sculpture of a Dying Roman Emperor + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: Elon Musk Made a Surprise Visit to the Uffizi to Study a Sculpture of a Dying Roman Emperor + Other Stories

Plus, New York's International Center of Photography gets a new director and Nan Goldin protests the Sackler settlement plan.

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Italy moves to reform its tourism industry - Vimarsana News

Italy moves to reform its tourism industry

Tourists visit the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, on June 28. [Photo/Xinhua] Over the last two years, Italy's massive tourism sector has been a study in contrasts: first too many tourists crowding the country's most popular spots, then almost none at all. Now, the sector is seeking to strike the right balance between the two extremes. Before the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Italy, the big worry about tourism was overcrowding: the impact on infrastructure, the environment and the quality of life of residents as a result of the millions of tourists who clustered in a handful of locations, lik...