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Wonderful Ravenna, in the Baptistry of the Arians. No tourists go there, so one can roam these churches unmolested. Also, the tomb of Dante. Then, when enough culture, enjoy a meal on a terrace or go to the beach and watch the Germans take off all their clothes.
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