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They are both worth a visit, depends how many days you have in the last place? Bologna might be another possibility, it claims (like about a thousand other places) to be the food capital of Italy. But there's loads to see and the food is pretty damn good (but that's true for most of Italy).
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If you head south, you could get to Bassano del Grappa, Marostica, Asolo, Valdobbiadene (Prosecco's land), and/or Vittorio Veneto.
They're all pretty close together (all in Veneto but next to Trentino's borders), not busy, but extremely beautiful and historical.PS: this Wednesday watch the finish of Giro's stage in Asolo, it will give you an idea.
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Hi guys, heading to Italy next month on a trip. We've got a few days in Lake Como, then heading up to Corvara in the Dolomites. Struggling with the last place. Ideally, we're after somewhere not more than 4 hours away (driving) and not just a massive city. Was thinking possible Parma or Bergamo? Any other recommendations? Thanks.