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[quote=Anonymous]I'm the PP who posted that about DC. Oh, yes - if I was visiting DC, I would certainly want to see the monuments/museums first time. I guess I'm thinking about different vacations, where you want to slow down and be more immersed in the local community than hitting the sights (not that hitting the sights isn't fun - it is. It's just a different focus). Years ago we did a trip to Italy where we visited Rome and Florence and saw all the things, and then we went to a completely random town where there was nothing to do but be in the town. It was lovely and had a different vibe than Rome/Florence, I remember we went to a nice casual restaurant one night that was just filled with Italian families. There were tourists in the random town, but from what I could tell, they were mostly Italians. I didn't notice any Americans. It probably would have gotten boring after a few days, but after the busier pace and crowds in Rome and Florence it was really nice to slow down. [/quote]
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