Amazing Summer Travel Itineraries from Italy’s Top Resorts [SLIDESHOW]
Everyone loves Italy, especially in the summer. With lakeside swimming pools, picturesque palazzos, fresh-made pastas and local wines served in Michelin-star restaurants, and breathtaking landscapes of lemon and olive groves, Italy’s vast array of offerings keeps travelers coming back for more. Whether you are an Italophile or a first-time visitor, here are three 2015 itineraries from among Robb Report’s favorite Italian retreats that are perfect for living la dolce vita this summer.
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