Italy
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Updated, Feb 2023
Italy is tourism favorite country of southern Europe. In the north of the country are snow-capped peaks of Alps and Ski resorts along French-Swiss-Austrian Borders. Culture and history of Italy attracts many visitors here, cities like Marco Polo’s Venice, Juliet’s Verona and the great roman Capital Rome. Italy have two major islands of Sicily and Sardinia, contributing to its diverse culture and cuisine.
Florence, located in the heart of Tuscany, is home to many world-renowned art galleries and museums. It is also known for its beautiful Renaissance architecture and stunning views of the Tuscan countryside
Matera, a city in southern Italy, is famous for its ancient cave dwellings and stunning views of the Sassi di Matera. It is also home to many historic churches and monasteries.
Milan, the fashion capital of Italy, is known for its designer boutiques and chic cafes. It is also home to many historic landmarks, including the iconic Duomo di Milano cathedral.
Rome, the eternal city, is known for its rich history and stunning architecture. It is home to many world-famous landmarks, including the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Vatican.
Venice, located in the northeast of Italy, is famous for its winding canals and historic architecture. It is also known for its romantic gondola rides and annual carnival celebration.
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Population: 62.2 million
Currency: Euro, € , 1 euro = 100 cents
Language: Italian
Religion: Christianity 80%, No Religion 15%
Time zone: Central European Time (GMT/UTC+1), Daylight saying: +1 hr (from last sunday of March to last sunday of October)
Electricity and Plug: Type C & Type F ,AC, 230 volts, 50 Hz.
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Emergency no: 112 European emergency number,
Police 113
Fire 115
Medical 118
Country code: 0039 or +39
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