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Rome or Florence? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / A city you can walk. A museum does not have to take the whole day. Rome or Venice? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / The first two hours save the city. Florence or Venice? A city you can walk. A museum does not have to take the whole day. / The first two hours save the city. Tokyo or Kyoto? One district, one day. Only then does the city shrink. / The crowd starts at eight. You leave at seven. Lisbon or Porto? Generous, if you do not underestimate the hills. / A river, a bridge, and a heavy lunch. Athens or Santorini? The hill is a morning. The evening belongs to another neighborhood. / Sunset is one plan, not the whole island. Istanbul or Cappadocia? Choose one shore. Greet the other. / The balloon is a scene. The valley is the story. Barcelona or Seville? A street grid, and an evening that starts late. / It suits you, if you count shade as part of the plan. Rome or Tokyo? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / One district, one day. Only then does the city shrink. Rome or Kyoto? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / The crowd starts at eight. You leave at seven. Rome or Lisbon? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / Generous, if you do not underestimate the hills. Rome or Porto? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / A river, a bridge, and a heavy lunch. Rome or Athens? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / The hill is a morning. The evening belongs to another neighborhood. Rome or Santorini? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / Sunset is one plan, not the whole island. Rome or Istanbul? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / Choose one shore. Greet the other. Rome or Cappadocia? Layer upon layer. Hurry, and it all blurs. / The balloon is a scene. The valley is the story.