Local Aromas from Italy

The Italy Most Tourists Never See | Part 1 | Local Aromas

September 16, 2026·22 min
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20 regions. 20 different Italys. 🇮🇹We recently saw a statistic that stopped us in our tracks: 75% of tourists visit just 4% of Italy.And after seeing videos of people literally standing in line in the Dolomites for something they'd seen on social media, we started thinking about everything travelers are missing.So ... we're going on a little trip around Italy.Actually, it's not so little. 😂There are 20 regions, we get VERY carried away talking about them, and halfway through we realized there was absolutely no way this was going to fit into one episode.Welcome to Part 1.We're traveling through Northern and Central Italy, talking about the places we've visited, what surprised us, what we ate, what we'd go back for, and even the regions we Italians still haven't explored enough ourselves.From the Alps and Dolomites to Liguria, Piemonte, Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria, Marche and Lazio, this isn't a checklist of things you "must see."It's an invitation to look beyond the places everyone else is going.Because Rome, Florence and Venice are extraordinary. But they're only the beginning. There is another Italy out there.Actually ... there are about 20 of them. ❤️And next week, we're heading south.Local Aromas is all about Italy and 100% made in Italy 🇮🇹💗 Join our online community ⁠Local Aromas Family⁠🍝 Book our local Food & Wine Experiences in Italy➡️ www.localaromas.comFollow us on social media!✔️ ⁠Instagram⁠✔️ ⁠TikTok⁠✔️ ⁠Facebook⁠✔️ ⁠YouTube⁠

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