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Romance, supercars and violins: Explore Italy’s 5 most overlooked cities
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Verona in Italy is a hot spot for fans of the tale of Romeo And Juliet.
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Ronan O’Connell
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ITALY – While Singaporean travellers are familiar with Rome, Venice and Florence, Italy brims with lesser-known cities that are fascinating and less crowded. These include the home of Ferrari, the city that birthed Romeo And Juliet, and a metropolis with a new Unesco star.
For me, Cremona was a glorious accident. When I landed in Italy, I had no plan to visit this small city 70km south-east of Milan. But then I read about its community of 150 violin-makers, or luthiers, and decided to meet these artisans.

