Based on the premise "While it would be a crime to ignore the churches, palazzos, and museums chronicling the unparalleled glories of Italy's history, the best way to enjoy them is also to spend plenty of time soaking it in from a front-row seat in a cafe, or from under a canvas beach umbrella watching seaside life unfold.", can we conclude the hypothesis "Taking in the sights by observing the locals will tell you what Italy is really like." is true?
it is not possible to tell