I think Rome is the most "connected" city with Greece, outside Greece. The phrase “una facca, una racca” is not accidental; the two countries have quite a lot in common, making Italy, and especially Rome, the ideal destination for every Greek.
I think Rome is the most "connected" city with Greece, outside Greece. The phrase “una facca, una racca” is not accidental; the two countries have quite a lot in common, making Italy, and especially Rome, the ideal destination for every Greek.
For many Florence is the most beautiful city in Italy and the truth is that they have every reason to believe it. Its magnificent landscapes, stunning works of art, architecture and incredible charm are the ingredients of an insanely enchanting, incurably romantic and absolutely unique city.
When I was younger, I had Italy in mind as a place where time has stopped. Pizza, motorbikes, people talking fast making various gestures and spreading laundry in narrow streets.
Unique architecture, rich history, good food, intense fun! In short, a city that exudes culture at every turn. If you ask ten Italians which is the best starting point for a road trip in the neighboring country, nine out of ten will answer "Bologna."
Certainly Milan cannot be compared to Rome or Florence, both in beauty and history. Of course, it hides many hidden treasures waiting to be discovered, while it is the ideal starting point if you want to wander around northern Italy and the French Riviera.
I think that if you ask any person on this planet if he would like to visit Venice at some point in his life, the answer would be "definitely".