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I've traveled all over Italy. There are 4 places I can't wait to return to — and 2 I'd leave off my itinerary next time.

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I've traveled all over Italy. There are 4 places I can't wait to return to — and 2 I'd leave off my itinerary next time.

Cinque Terre is one of my favorite places to visit in Italy.

Alison Van Glad After visiting 21 cities and villages in Italy, there are some spots I can't wait to return to.

However, a few Italian destinations left me wanting more.

Overall, I really enjoyed my time in popular cities like Florence and Verona.

Italy holds a special place in my heart, which is why I'm always finding excuses to return.

I've visited three times since 2016, including a four-month stay in Florence during college.

Thanks to Italy's well-connected transit systems , I've had the chance to visit 21 cities and villages, most often by rail.

Some of the destinations I've been to have blown me away, while others left me wanting more.

Here are four Italian cities I'd happily return to — and two I'd leave off my itinerary next time.

Cinque Terre is a beautiful place to hike.

Andrii Marushchynets/Getty Images Cinque Terre is a string of five seaside villages on the northwestern coast of Italy.

Although all five villages are accessible by train, hiking between them is a popular activity.

I'd recommend starting in the southernmost town, Riomaggiore, and hiking north for stunning views.

Cinque Terre is perfect for anyone looking to relax in a vibrant environment, enjoy traditional Italian culture, or explore five seaside villages in one day.

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