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Explore the charming town of Arezzo Piazza Grande , which features a beautiful medieval square surrounded by historic buildings and a weekly antiques market. Afterward, visit the Santa Margherita Basilica (Basilica di Santa Margherita) , a Baroque church that houses the relics of Saint Margherita.

Take a trip to Orvieto Cathedral (Duomo di Orvieto) , a stunning Gothic cathedral that features frescoes, mosaics, and sculptures. Afterward, visit St. Patrick s Well (Pozzo di San Patrizio) , a unique well system that features two spiral staircases that never meet.

Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the many vineyards in the Tuscan countryside, such as the Brolio Castle (Castello di Brolio) or the Castle of Meleto (Castello di Meleto) .

Visit the Paper Museum (Museo della Carta) in Fabriano, which showcases the history and art of papermaking. Afterward, head to Lucca Cathedral (Duomo di Lucca) , a beautiful Romanesque cathedral that houses the Volto Santo, a wooden crucifix that is said to have been carved by Nicodemus.

Take a stroll through the picturesque town of Lucca, starting with the Piazza dell'Anfiteatro , a circular square that was once a Roman amphitheater. Visit the Church of San Michele in Foro (Chiesa di San Michele in Foro) , a beautiful church that features a mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles, and climb the Lucca Clock Tower (Torre delle Ore) for panoramic views of the city.

Attend a performance at the Puccini e la sua Lucca International Permanent Festival , a festival dedicated to the works of the famous Italian composer Giacomo Puccini.

Take a trip to the Devil's Bridge (Ponte del Diavolo or Ponte della Maddalena) , a medieval bridge that spans the Serchio River and features a unique humpback design. Afterward, head to Via Fillungo , a bustling shopping street that features a variety of boutiques and cafes.

Visit the Puccini Museum , which is dedicated to the life and works of the famous Italian composer Giacomo Puccini, followed by a trip to the Cathedral Museum Complex (Complesso Museale e Archeologico della Cattedrale di Lucca) , which features a collection of art and artifacts from the cathedral and the surrounding area. Climb the Guinigi Tower (Torre Guinigi) , a medieval tower that features a rooftop garden with oak trees.

Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Italian dishes using fresh local ingredients.

Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa , one of the most iconic landmarks in Italy, and explore the Piazza dei Miracoli , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features the cathedral, the baptistery, and the cemetery. Afterward, take a scenic drive along the Amalfi Coast, stopping in the charming town of Riomaggiore for lunch.

Visit the Temple of San Biagio (Tempio di San Biagio) , a beautiful Renaissance church in the town of Montepulciano, followed by a trip to Mirabilandia , a theme park that offers a variety of rides and attractions for all ages.

Spend the evening at a seaside restaurant in the town of Positano, enjoying fresh seafood and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.