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Cosa cambia esattamente tra questo subreddit e r/Italy??

A livello di orientamento politico non ho ancora capito cosa cambia tra le due sub. C''è da dire che r/italy è 10 volte più grande ma si riduce a produrre lo stesso numero assoluto di thread interessanti di r/italia, che ha un decimo degli utenti. Come una sub con quasi 400.000 (quattrocentomila) utenti sia così povera di contenuti è un

Italy

Italy''s first societies emerged around 1200 B.C. Around 800 B.C. Greeks settled in the south and Etruscans arose in central Italy. By the sixth century B.C., the Etruscans had created a group of states called Etruria. Meanwhile, Latin and

Buying a house in Italy : r/expats

In Italy sale for real estate can only happens by mean of a public notary or by a judge in case of judiciary auction. In the first case is almost impossible the notary to make such a mistake to miss a previous title that would affect the chain of ownership (and they are insured). in the second case the transfer by the judge wipes out any previous title.

Tipping in Italy? : r/ItalyTravel

I''m Italian. I''ve lived in Italy all my life. TIP. I always tip. But, Tipping is different here. You don''t need to tip at a Bar or anywhere where you spent little money. But if you go out to a restaurant, you tip. You can leave the change in small pizzerias

This huge Starbucks shop in Italy : r/starbucks

Queue was 70h+ long at the opening, Starbucks sells the experience more than anything, it''s for the young generations who don''t have a specific caffe wjere they have been hanging around for years and where employees greet you with

Italy

Italy''s first societies emerged around 1200 B.C. Around 800 B.C. Greeks settled in the south and Etruscans arose in central Italy. By the sixth century B.C., the Etruscans had created a group of states called Etruria. Meanwhile, Latin and Sabine people south of Etruria merged to form a strong city-state called Rome.

r/italy

Mia zia è insegnante di scuola, un avanti e indietro di elementari / medie per gli ultimi 20 anni circa. A detta sua, il mondo ora è totalmente diverso, e parla del fatto che 15 anni fa, alle

Healthcare system in Italy : r/Italian

1)Healthcare in Italy is managed at a regional level, so there are regions with better healthcare systems than others. The best ones are Emilia Romagna and Tuscany, but in general, the North and Center regions have well-managed healthcare.

How to ROLL your "R" in ITALIAN + Rotacismo

1 · Italy, country of south-central Europe, occupying a peninsula that juts deep into the Mediterranean Sea. Italy comprises some of the most varied and scenic landscapes on Earth and is often described as a country shaped like a

Italy – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

Italy (Italian: Italia) was once the core of the mighty Roman Empire, and the cradle of the Renaissance.Along with Greece, it is regarded as the "birthplace" of Western culture, and it is also home to the greatest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world, including high art and monuments.. Italy is famous for its delicious cuisine, trendy designer brands, luxury sports

Italian court clears Vice Premier Salvini of illegally detaining

10 · Italy''s vice Premier Matteo Salvini, flanked by his lawyer Giulia Bongiorno, left, speaks to journalists as he leaves a Palermo''s law court in Sicily, Italy, Friday, Dec. 20, 2024, after he was acquitted in a first instance trial where he was accused of blocking for 19 days the disembarkation of 147 people, including minors, rescued at sea by the NGO Open Arms in

1 week in Italy : r/travel

r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Your pictures, questions, stories, or any good content is welcome. Clickbait, spam, memes, ads/selling/buying, brochures, classifieds, surveys or self-promotion will be removed. 1 week in Italy . Itinerary Hello! I''m planning a trip to Italy for a week during the first or the second week of

Recommendations for cities in Italy : r/travel

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Discover Italy: Official Tourism Website

The magical Christmas atmosphere envelops Italy, with many events to experience, amidst a thousand and one emotions. Large urban centres as well as tiny villages are ready to welcome you and amaze you with the warmth of local traditions, live nativity scenesand craft exhibitions, with the colours of festively decorated streets and squares hosting characteristic markets, with

Racism toward Asians: normal in Italy? : r/Italia

You can experience this type of discrimination if : you are not dressed well, you are a German, you respect the limit in a place that is not controlled, you have a french accent, you have a South Italian accent in the North, a North Italian accent in the south, you are from east Europe, you are Asian, you are a middle schooler dressed as a punk, you are fat, you are too slim...

What do you know about... Italy? : r/europe

I think Italians just don''t trust Italian food anywhere else, and rightly so. It sucks outside of Italy, usually. If Italians were narrow minded about food, there wouldn''t be sushi restaurants everywhere, lines out the door at fast food places like Burger King, Mexican food trucks making a fortune, and annual food festivals in all the big cities celebrating food from all over the world.

Best nation to form Italy? : r/eu4

Those are the best Italian nations to form Italy, but the best nation to form Italy is clearly Aragon. They start with Naples and get Castile for free. If you get at France early (release Gascony and Toulouse for tons of reconquest) and perhaps no-CB Byz you are super strong. You already have enough Italian clay to culture shift once you

My Trip to Italy : r/ItalyTravel

Italy is such a dream destination, I''m so glad you had an amazing trip! The day trip to Pompeii sounds like an absolute highlight. And you''re so right about the driving in Italy - those Italian drivers are something else! 🥹🥹 I''m sure you came back with incredible memories and stunning photos. Italy is just such a photogenic destination.

Italy Re

ITALY RE nasce nel 2010 ed opera nel settore immobiliare per conto dei principali players che si affacciano al primo mercato offrendo una consulenza specialistica, qualificata ed indipendente nell''ambito dei servizi tecnici, valutativi e di ingegneria integrata per la gestione e valorizzazione del patrimonio immobiliare di imprese, enti ed istituzioni.

Regions of Italy

The regions of Italy (Italian: regioni d''Italia) are the first-level administrative divisions of the Italian Republic, constituting its second NUTS administrative level. [1] There are twenty regions, five of which are autonomous regions with special status.Under the Constitution of Italy, each region is an autonomous entity with defined powers.With the exception of the Aosta Valley (since 1945

Thoughts on my detailed 11 day Italy itinerary? : r/ItalyTravel

It''s ancient Italian fast food and it''s delicious. There''s a stall in the Piazza de Duomo and a couple along the streets near the Uffizi and Piazza de Reppublica. r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Your pictures, questions, stories, or any good content is welcome. Clickbait, spam, memes, ads/selling/buying, brochures

Starbucks in Italy : r/starbucks

The cyber third place for Starbucks friends, fans, and families alike! Please sit back, get yourself a beverage, and enjoy your stay. On behalf of all partners on /r/Starbucks, the views expressed here are ours alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of our employer. An unofficial Starbucks community.

Italy/Rome in summer : r/ItalyTravel

First, Rome is even hotter than the other cities you mentioned, it''s hottest city isles excluded, second, if in summer you go to sea, you have chance to stay under an umbrella, and to go swim to touch some fresh shit, if you go in Rome, you are literally under a 40 degree sun "a fare la colla" how we say in Rome.

Discover Italy: Official Tourism Website

The magical Christmas atmosphere envelops Italy, with many events to experience, amidst a thousand and one emotions. Large urban centres as well as tiny villages are ready to welcome you and amaze you with the warmth of

How is the atmosphere in Italy? : r/Italian

Italy isn''t the "sunny seaside quiet place with friendly host Angelo" you get from the anglophone world. Each region has very different vibes/settings. I live in friuli, people are intorverted, it rains a lot.

What degrees are good to study in Italy? : r/Universitaly

Italian universities are good when they go deep in theory. Theory is cheap: you need only brains and blackboards. The taxpayers won''t afford anything else. That said theory can be powerful and creative. I am a software engineer and I am very happy with the education I got in Milan and how it''s propelling my career. My master of science was full

Italy

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Italy, officially the Italian Republic, is a country in Southern and Western Europe. It consists of a peninsula that extends into the Mediterranean Sea, with the Alps on its northern land border, as well as nearly 800 islands, notably Sicily and Sardinia. Italy shares its borders with France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, and two enclaves: Vatican City and San Marino. It is the tenth-largest country in Europe b

Food Recommendations in Italy? : r/ItalianFood

Italian food is very regional, sometimes it''s tied to only one restaurant. Pasta alla Alfredo, for example, is made in only one restaurant in Rome and it''s quite different from the one known in the US. including Vatican City, and seagulls. For general travel enquiries please visit /r/italytravel. For topics to do with the wider ancient

Train Trenitalia vs Italo : r/ItalyTravel

Book reasonably early (2/3 months ahead wherever possible). Italo is slightly cheaper. Choose Trenitalia and buy the entire journey as a single purchase if you have to connect with local trains, in this way you will be rebooked for free if something goes wrong in one of the legs.

Where should I move in Italy? : r/Italian

Italy''s tourist aspect is like the front office of a shop or restaurant: nice and clean, sparkly, inviting, enjoyable, (and Italy doesn''t even need to do much to preserve such feel, since from a naturalistic, historical and artistical point of view it''s living off its glorious past).