Europe's Tourism Overcrowding Control

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Italy—the land of overtourism—has never been a better time to look for B-list cities in Europe

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With the high season in Europe underway, many famous cities are already analyzing the results of new controls and taxes on tourism to manage overcrowding.

In Rome , the city is now charging for entry to the Pantheon , and controlling crowds at the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.

Even if you visit a secondary B-list city like Trieste , Siena , Genova , Lucca , or Verona , there’s no guarantee of escaping tourists.

If the sea is a must in your holiday plan, consider the Anti-Cinque Terre , an area south of the major city of La Spezia .

This area is defined by small municipalities on the seaside, painted a variety of colors.

The route includes Fezzano , Le Grazie , Portovenere, Lerici , Tellaro and Montemarcello .

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