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Travelers whose memories of Rome rely on its rich concentration of historic sights—the Forum, the Pantheon, the Coliseum, the Spanish Steps—will now find a rapidly decentralizing city, where ambitious contemporary architecture complements Renaissance treasures. Meanwhile, the city's industrial neighborhoods are recasting themselves with a clutch of hip new boutiques, bars, and restaurants.
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