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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Retiro Park<\/strong>: Visit one of the largest of Madrid’s many parks. Enjoy a leisurely boat ride, or sit for a charming picnic amidst the autumnal foliage.<\/li>\n
- Prado Museum<\/strong>: Visit Spain’s main national art museum when there’s fewer tourists. In the shoulder season, you’ll be able to take your time exploring Spain’s premier art collection at your own pace.<\/li>\n
- Fall markets:\u00a0<\/strong>Every Sunday and on public holidays, you can lose yourself in one of Madrid’s many sprawling markets. El Retiro, Mercado de Motores, Mercado de la Cebada and Mercado de la Paz are just a few of the many selling traditional Spanish ceramics, antiques, local fare and vintage cameras.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Marrakech, Morocco<\/h2>\n
Morocco is Africa’s most visited country, and it’s not hard to see why with cities as beautiful as Marrakech. The fall season is the best time to visit, as temperatures cool down after the intense summer. With only 3 days of rain and averages of 23\u00b0C (73.4\u00b0F) in November, you’ll find a far more pleasant climate to explore the city’s labyrinth of bustling markets. Plus, one of the bes<\/p>\n
t things to do in Marrakech is to use the city as a jumping-off point for visiting the Sahara desert, in which case the cooler temperatures of the fall shoulder season are definitely a welcome bonus.<\/p>\n
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Jemaa el-Fnaa<\/strong>: This square is the beating heart of Marrakech. Get lost in a blur of cafes, food stalls, juice vendors, storytellers, snake charmers, performers and more.<\/li>\n
- Majorelle Garden<\/strong>: This tranquil botanical garden is an oasis in the bustling North African metropolis. In the fall, you’ll find even more incredible colors than usual.<\/li>\n
- Medina<\/strong>: Wander through the historic medina without the summer throngs. Have the true Moroccan experience as you visit spice and textile souks, hammam bath houses, and street vendors peddling all kinds of mysterious wares.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Dubrovnik, Croatia<\/h2>\n
Dubrovnik has a medieval, mediterranean charm which is best enjoyed without the summer cruise crowds. The Adriatic Sea remains warm enough for a dip, and the city\u2019s ancient walls (which have never been breached) bask in golden sunlight. Indeed, while Croatia broke from Yugoslavia in 1991, this old, beautiful city dates back to the middle ages, founded by refugees from an old Greek colony in the 7th century.<\/p>\n
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- City Walls<\/strong>: Walk along Dubrovnik’s ancient stone walls with stunning views of the red rooftops and azure sea.<\/li>\n
- Old Town<\/strong>: Dubrovnik has a reputation as known as one of the world\u2019s best preserved medieval cities. For centuries, the city was in fierce competition with Venice as a major trading port. As you walk through the Old Town’s cobbled streets and historic sites, you’ll get a real idea of what this City-State was like.<\/li>\n
- Lokrum Island<\/strong>: A short ferry ride to Lokrum Island takes you to a designated nature reserve filled with serene trails, peacocks in their autumn plumage, and its very own miniature Dead Sea called Mrtvo More.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Copenhagen, Denmark<\/h2>\n
Copenhagen in the fall is cozy and picturesque, with canals and streets lit up by warm, autumnal hues. It\u2019s the perfect time to experience Hygge<\/em><\/strong><\/a>, the Danish term for the kind of cozy comfort you get from a crackling fire, a wool blanket and a good book. Lounge in autumnal golden hour light in Tivoli Gardens, stroll along the glossy canals, and spend evenings chatting in caf\u00e9s as the days slowly tumble by.<\/p>\n![\"Water](\"https:\/\/www.insightvacations.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Large-Sunset-on-Nyhavn-Canal-Copenhagen-Denmark-126140612-1024x683.jpg\")
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Tivoli Gardens<\/strong>: Copenhagen’s star amusement park is one of the oldest in the whole world, and was a key inspiration for Walt Disney’s Disneyland. In October, Tivoli is beautifully adorned for Halloween.<\/li>\n
- Nyhavn<\/strong>: Nyhavn was a commercial port which brought sailors from all over. Nowadays, it makes for a scenic harbor walk to dine al fresco and remark at the colorful facades along the promenade.<\/li>\n
- Rosenborg Castle<\/strong>: This 17th Century castle hjouses some of Denmark’s most prized cultural artifacts, such as the Danish crown jewels and royal crowns. Discover Danish royal history amidst a picturesque backdrop of fall foliage.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Istanbul, Turkey<\/h2>\n
Oh, Istanbul in the fall…<\/p>\n
European and Asian influences blend in Turkey’s capital, making for a cultural melting pot\u00a0 so alluring that Istanbul stands as one of the most visited cities in the world. In the fall, it’s even more captivating. In fact, there’s a famous song called Istanbul\u2019da Sonbahar, which literally translates to ‘Fall in Istanbul’, with more than half of the population knowing the lyrics. Clearly, Istanbul in fall is a sight to behold – come and see for yourself.<\/p>\n
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Hagia Sophia<\/strong>: Marvel at the stunning architecture and rich history of this iconic landmark – all with the leisure of fewer crowds.<\/li>\n
- Grand Bazaar<\/strong>: Wander through one of the world\u2019s oldest and largest covered markets, enjoying a more relaxed shopping experience.<\/li>\n
- Bosporus Cruise<\/strong>: Take a scenic boat trip along the Bosporus Strait to enjoy the beautiful cityscape framed by fall colors.<\/li>\n
- Topkapi Palace<\/strong>: Explore the opulent palaces and lush gardens of the former Ottoman residence without the peak season rush.<\/li>\n
- Sultanahmet District<\/strong>: Stroll through this historic area, home to many of Istanbul’s most famous sights, including the Blue Mosque and Basilica Cistern.\/<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Edinburgh, Scotland<\/h2>\n
Edinburgh’s fall season is magical, with the city’s historic architecture framed by autumnal leaves. There’s nothing like looking up at Edinburgh Castle, built atop an extinct volcano, surrounded by colorful trees of gold and crimson. Here, the weather is crisp in the fall but not too cold with October averages of 13\u00b0C (55\u00b0F). You’ll find it a good temperature to wander through the beautiful town center, where it will come at no surprise that the city boasts more listed buildings<\/a> than anywhere else in the UK.<\/p>\n![\"Golden](\"https:\/\/www.insightvacations.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Large-Edinburghs-historic-skyline-at-Dusk-Calton-Hill-viewpoint-864990856-1024x686.jpg\")
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Edinburgh Castle<\/strong>: Standing on Castle Rock, which has been occupied by humans since the Iron Age, Edinburgh Castle boasts commanding views of the whole city.<\/li>\n
- Arthur\u2019s Seat<\/strong>: Hike to this extinct volcano just outside of the city for breathtaking vistas. Here, the best of Scotland’s fall colors are on full display.<\/li>\n
- Royal Mile<\/strong>: You’ll want to explore this historic street which is usually packed with tourists. In the shoulder season it’s less crowded, meaning you can stop by the caf\u00e9s, pubs and antique shops at a more leisurely pace.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Florence, Italy<\/h2>\n
Florence in the fall is a delight with mild weather and the vibrant hues of Tuscany’s countryside. You won’t want to explore the city in the summer, which is when the locals leave for the beach to escape the unbearable heat, leaving only swathes of tourists. Visit in the shoulder season to have a more local feel, with the city’s rich history and art at their most enjoyable without the peak season rush.<\/p>\n
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Uffizi Gallery<\/strong>: Admire Renaissance masterpieces with more space to appreciate each work.<\/li>\n
- Ponte Vecchio<\/strong>: Florence’s famous bridge was the only one remaining after the destruction of World War II. Built in 1345, this beautifully-preserved Florentine icon is lined with shops (a common practice at the time) and is perfect for a sunset stroll.<\/li>\n
- Piazza della Signoria<\/strong>: Enjoy a coffee while surrounded by stunning sculptures and architecture.<\/li>\n
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Marrakech, Morocco<\/h2>\n
Morocco is Africa’s most visited country, and it’s not hard to see why with cities as beautiful as Marrakech. The fall season is the best time to visit, as temperatures cool down after the intense summer. With only 3 days of rain and averages of 23\u00b0C (73.4\u00b0F) in November, you’ll find a far more pleasant climate to explore the city’s labyrinth of bustling markets. Plus, one of the bes<\/p>\n
t things to do in Marrakech is to use the city as a jumping-off point for visiting the Sahara desert, in which case the cooler temperatures of the fall shoulder season are definitely a welcome bonus.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Jemaa el-Fnaa<\/strong>: This square is the beating heart of Marrakech. Get lost in a blur of cafes, food stalls, juice vendors, storytellers, snake charmers, performers and more.<\/li>\n
- Majorelle Garden<\/strong>: This tranquil botanical garden is an oasis in the bustling North African metropolis. In the fall, you’ll find even more incredible colors than usual.<\/li>\n
- Medina<\/strong>: Wander through the historic medina without the summer throngs. Have the true Moroccan experience as you visit spice and textile souks, hammam bath houses, and street vendors peddling all kinds of mysterious wares.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Dubrovnik, Croatia<\/h2>\n
Dubrovnik has a medieval, mediterranean charm which is best enjoyed without the summer cruise crowds. The Adriatic Sea remains warm enough for a dip, and the city\u2019s ancient walls (which have never been breached) bask in golden sunlight. Indeed, while Croatia broke from Yugoslavia in 1991, this old, beautiful city dates back to the middle ages, founded by refugees from an old Greek colony in the 7th century.<\/p>\n
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Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- City Walls<\/strong>: Walk along Dubrovnik’s ancient stone walls with stunning views of the red rooftops and azure sea.<\/li>\n
- Old Town<\/strong>: Dubrovnik has a reputation as known as one of the world\u2019s best preserved medieval cities. For centuries, the city was in fierce competition with Venice as a major trading port. As you walk through the Old Town’s cobbled streets and historic sites, you’ll get a real idea of what this City-State was like.<\/li>\n
- Lokrum Island<\/strong>: A short ferry ride to Lokrum Island takes you to a designated nature reserve filled with serene trails, peacocks in their autumn plumage, and its very own miniature Dead Sea called Mrtvo More.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Copenhagen, Denmark<\/h2>\n
Copenhagen in the fall is cozy and picturesque, with canals and streets lit up by warm, autumnal hues. It\u2019s the perfect time to experience Hygge<\/em><\/strong><\/a>, the Danish term for the kind of cozy comfort you get from a crackling fire, a wool blanket and a good book. Lounge in autumnal golden hour light in Tivoli Gardens, stroll along the glossy canals, and spend evenings chatting in caf\u00e9s as the days slowly tumble by.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Tivoli Gardens<\/strong>: Copenhagen’s star amusement park is one of the oldest in the whole world, and was a key inspiration for Walt Disney’s Disneyland. In October, Tivoli is beautifully adorned for Halloween.<\/li>\n
- Nyhavn<\/strong>: Nyhavn was a commercial port which brought sailors from all over. Nowadays, it makes for a scenic harbor walk to dine al fresco and remark at the colorful facades along the promenade.<\/li>\n
- Rosenborg Castle<\/strong>: This 17th Century castle hjouses some of Denmark’s most prized cultural artifacts, such as the Danish crown jewels and royal crowns. Discover Danish royal history amidst a picturesque backdrop of fall foliage.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Istanbul, Turkey<\/h2>\n
Oh, Istanbul in the fall…<\/p>\n
European and Asian influences blend in Turkey’s capital, making for a cultural melting pot\u00a0 so alluring that Istanbul stands as one of the most visited cities in the world. In the fall, it’s even more captivating. In fact, there’s a famous song called Istanbul\u2019da Sonbahar, which literally translates to ‘Fall in Istanbul’, with more than half of the population knowing the lyrics. Clearly, Istanbul in fall is a sight to behold – come and see for yourself.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Hagia Sophia<\/strong>: Marvel at the stunning architecture and rich history of this iconic landmark – all with the leisure of fewer crowds.<\/li>\n
- Grand Bazaar<\/strong>: Wander through one of the world\u2019s oldest and largest covered markets, enjoying a more relaxed shopping experience.<\/li>\n
- Bosporus Cruise<\/strong>: Take a scenic boat trip along the Bosporus Strait to enjoy the beautiful cityscape framed by fall colors.<\/li>\n
- Topkapi Palace<\/strong>: Explore the opulent palaces and lush gardens of the former Ottoman residence without the peak season rush.<\/li>\n
- Sultanahmet District<\/strong>: Stroll through this historic area, home to many of Istanbul’s most famous sights, including the Blue Mosque and Basilica Cistern.\/<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Edinburgh, Scotland<\/h2>\n
Edinburgh’s fall season is magical, with the city’s historic architecture framed by autumnal leaves. There’s nothing like looking up at Edinburgh Castle, built atop an extinct volcano, surrounded by colorful trees of gold and crimson. Here, the weather is crisp in the fall but not too cold with October averages of 13\u00b0C (55\u00b0F). You’ll find it a good temperature to wander through the beautiful town center, where it will come at no surprise that the city boasts more listed buildings<\/a> than anywhere else in the UK.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Edinburgh Castle<\/strong>: Standing on Castle Rock, which has been occupied by humans since the Iron Age, Edinburgh Castle boasts commanding views of the whole city.<\/li>\n
- Arthur\u2019s Seat<\/strong>: Hike to this extinct volcano just outside of the city for breathtaking vistas. Here, the best of Scotland’s fall colors are on full display.<\/li>\n
- Royal Mile<\/strong>: You’ll want to explore this historic street which is usually packed with tourists. In the shoulder season it’s less crowded, meaning you can stop by the caf\u00e9s, pubs and antique shops at a more leisurely pace.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Florence, Italy<\/h2>\n
Florence in the fall is a delight with mild weather and the vibrant hues of Tuscany’s countryside. You won’t want to explore the city in the summer, which is when the locals leave for the beach to escape the unbearable heat, leaving only swathes of tourists. Visit in the shoulder season to have a more local feel, with the city’s rich history and art at their most enjoyable without the peak season rush.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Uffizi Gallery<\/strong>: Admire Renaissance masterpieces with more space to appreciate each work.<\/li>\n
- Ponte Vecchio<\/strong>: Florence’s famous bridge was the only one remaining after the destruction of World War II. Built in 1345, this beautifully-preserved Florentine icon is lined with shops (a common practice at the time) and is perfect for a sunset stroll.<\/li>\n
- Piazza della Signoria<\/strong>: Enjoy a coffee while surrounded by stunning sculptures and architecture.<\/li>\n
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<\/p>\n
Dubrovnik, Croatia<\/h2>\n
Dubrovnik has a medieval, mediterranean charm which is best enjoyed without the summer cruise crowds. The Adriatic Sea remains warm enough for a dip, and the city\u2019s ancient walls (which have never been breached) bask in golden sunlight. Indeed, while Croatia broke from Yugoslavia in 1991, this old, beautiful city dates back to the middle ages, founded by refugees from an old Greek colony in the 7th century.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- City Walls<\/strong>: Walk along Dubrovnik’s ancient stone walls with stunning views of the red rooftops and azure sea.<\/li>\n
- Old Town<\/strong>: Dubrovnik has a reputation as known as one of the world\u2019s best preserved medieval cities. For centuries, the city was in fierce competition with Venice as a major trading port. As you walk through the Old Town’s cobbled streets and historic sites, you’ll get a real idea of what this City-State was like.<\/li>\n
- Lokrum Island<\/strong>: A short ferry ride to Lokrum Island takes you to a designated nature reserve filled with serene trails, peacocks in their autumn plumage, and its very own miniature Dead Sea called Mrtvo More.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Copenhagen, Denmark<\/h2>\n
Copenhagen in the fall is cozy and picturesque, with canals and streets lit up by warm, autumnal hues. It\u2019s the perfect time to experience Hygge<\/em><\/strong><\/a>, the Danish term for the kind of cozy comfort you get from a crackling fire, a wool blanket and a good book. Lounge in autumnal golden hour light in Tivoli Gardens, stroll along the glossy canals, and spend evenings chatting in caf\u00e9s as the days slowly tumble by.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Tivoli Gardens<\/strong>: Copenhagen’s star amusement park is one of the oldest in the whole world, and was a key inspiration for Walt Disney’s Disneyland. In October, Tivoli is beautifully adorned for Halloween.<\/li>\n
- Nyhavn<\/strong>: Nyhavn was a commercial port which brought sailors from all over. Nowadays, it makes for a scenic harbor walk to dine al fresco and remark at the colorful facades along the promenade.<\/li>\n
- Rosenborg Castle<\/strong>: This 17th Century castle hjouses some of Denmark’s most prized cultural artifacts, such as the Danish crown jewels and royal crowns. Discover Danish royal history amidst a picturesque backdrop of fall foliage.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Istanbul, Turkey<\/h2>\n
Oh, Istanbul in the fall…<\/p>\n
European and Asian influences blend in Turkey’s capital, making for a cultural melting pot\u00a0 so alluring that Istanbul stands as one of the most visited cities in the world. In the fall, it’s even more captivating. In fact, there’s a famous song called Istanbul\u2019da Sonbahar, which literally translates to ‘Fall in Istanbul’, with more than half of the population knowing the lyrics. Clearly, Istanbul in fall is a sight to behold – come and see for yourself.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Hagia Sophia<\/strong>: Marvel at the stunning architecture and rich history of this iconic landmark – all with the leisure of fewer crowds.<\/li>\n
- Grand Bazaar<\/strong>: Wander through one of the world\u2019s oldest and largest covered markets, enjoying a more relaxed shopping experience.<\/li>\n
- Bosporus Cruise<\/strong>: Take a scenic boat trip along the Bosporus Strait to enjoy the beautiful cityscape framed by fall colors.<\/li>\n
- Topkapi Palace<\/strong>: Explore the opulent palaces and lush gardens of the former Ottoman residence without the peak season rush.<\/li>\n
- Sultanahmet District<\/strong>: Stroll through this historic area, home to many of Istanbul’s most famous sights, including the Blue Mosque and Basilica Cistern.\/<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Edinburgh, Scotland<\/h2>\n
Edinburgh’s fall season is magical, with the city’s historic architecture framed by autumnal leaves. There’s nothing like looking up at Edinburgh Castle, built atop an extinct volcano, surrounded by colorful trees of gold and crimson. Here, the weather is crisp in the fall but not too cold with October averages of 13\u00b0C (55\u00b0F). You’ll find it a good temperature to wander through the beautiful town center, where it will come at no surprise that the city boasts more listed buildings<\/a> than anywhere else in the UK.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Edinburgh Castle<\/strong>: Standing on Castle Rock, which has been occupied by humans since the Iron Age, Edinburgh Castle boasts commanding views of the whole city.<\/li>\n
- Arthur\u2019s Seat<\/strong>: Hike to this extinct volcano just outside of the city for breathtaking vistas. Here, the best of Scotland’s fall colors are on full display.<\/li>\n
- Royal Mile<\/strong>: You’ll want to explore this historic street which is usually packed with tourists. In the shoulder season it’s less crowded, meaning you can stop by the caf\u00e9s, pubs and antique shops at a more leisurely pace.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\n
Florence, Italy<\/h2>\n
Florence in the fall is a delight with mild weather and the vibrant hues of Tuscany’s countryside. You won’t want to explore the city in the summer, which is when the locals leave for the beach to escape the unbearable heat, leaving only swathes of tourists. Visit in the shoulder season to have a more local feel, with the city’s rich history and art at their most enjoyable without the peak season rush.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Top Highlights:<\/h3>\n\n- Uffizi Gallery<\/strong>: Admire Renaissance masterpieces with more space to appreciate each work.<\/li>\n
- Ponte Vecchio<\/strong>: Florence’s famous bridge was the only one remaining after the destruction of World War II. Built in 1345, this beautifully-preserved Florentine icon is lined with shops (a common practice at the time) and is perfect for a sunset stroll.<\/li>\n
- Piazza della Signoria<\/strong>: Enjoy a coffee while surrounded by stunning sculptures and architecture.<\/li>\n
- \n
<\/p>\n
Copenhagen, Denmark<\/h2>\n
Copenhagen in the fall is cozy and picturesque, with canals and streets lit up by warm, autumnal hues. It\u2019s the perfect time to experience Hygge<\/em><\/strong><\/a>, the Danish term for the kind of cozy comfort you get from a crackling fire, a wool blanket and a good book. Lounge in autumnal golden hour light in Tivoli Gardens, stroll along the glossy canals, and spend evenings chatting in caf\u00e9s as the days slowly tumble by.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n DISCOVER MORE ON<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n Northern Capitals TOUR<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/p>\n Oh, Istanbul in the fall…<\/p>\n European and Asian influences blend in Turkey’s capital, making for a cultural melting pot\u00a0 so alluring that Istanbul stands as one of the most visited cities in the world. In the fall, it’s even more captivating. In fact, there’s a famous song called Istanbul\u2019da Sonbahar, which literally translates to ‘Fall in Istanbul’, with more than half of the population knowing the lyrics. Clearly, Istanbul in fall is a sight to behold – come and see for yourself.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Edinburgh’s fall season is magical, with the city’s historic architecture framed by autumnal leaves. There’s nothing like looking up at Edinburgh Castle, built atop an extinct volcano, surrounded by colorful trees of gold and crimson. Here, the weather is crisp in the fall but not too cold with October averages of 13\u00b0C (55\u00b0F). You’ll find it a good temperature to wander through the beautiful town center, where it will come at no surprise that the city boasts more listed buildings<\/a> than anywhere else in the UK.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Florence in the fall is a delight with mild weather and the vibrant hues of Tuscany’s countryside. You won’t want to explore the city in the summer, which is when the locals leave for the beach to escape the unbearable heat, leaving only swathes of tourists. Visit in the shoulder season to have a more local feel, with the city’s rich history and art at their most enjoyable without the peak season rush.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nTop Highlights:<\/h3>\n
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