Where do you live in Italy?
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Re: Where do you live in Italy?
Just outside the city of Mantova. It's not a very well known city for tourists as there is not to much to offer. However, a small city surrounded by 3 lakes.
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Just outside the city of Mantova. It's not a very well known city for tourists as there is not to much to offer. However, a small city surrounded by 3 lakes.
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It all depends on what you like: mountains, seaside, lake, hot weather, snow.... you have everything in Italy!
I personally live in Northern Italy. I like it there
I have the seaside at about 100 km far.... the Garda lake is also about 100 km far..
There's the Cinque Terre not too far from me, there are mountains and ski resorts, there's Milan nearby
(although I've only been there twice.., not too much to see).
Continuing... you have lake Como in the north, Switzerland nearby as well, ecc., ecc... there are lots of things you find in the North!
Down South (no pun intended...), you have the seaside, you have islands, you have hot weather, among other things.
All in all, I think you'd have to visit Italy more often before deciding where to buy a house.
I personally live in Northern Italy. I like it there
I have the seaside at about 100 km far.... the Garda lake is also about 100 km far..
There's the Cinque Terre not too far from me, there are mountains and ski resorts, there's Milan nearby
(although I've only been there twice.., not too much to see). Continuing... you have lake Como in the north, Switzerland nearby as well, ecc., ecc... there are lots of things you find in the North!
Down South (no pun intended...
), you have the seaside, you have islands, you have hot weather, among other things.All in all, I think you'd have to visit Italy more often before deciding where to buy a house.
I'vе bееn living in Rоmе fоr 4 yеаrs nоw. I hаvе аlsо spеnt sоmе еxtеndеd pеriоds hеrе (а fеw mоnths) prеviоusly. I'm а duаl US/Itаly сitizеn whо grеw up in thе Stаtеs.
In thе bеginning living in Itаly is vеry еxсiting. It's mоrе diffеrеnt frоm thе Stаtеs thаn еnglish-Spеаking соuntriеs. аnd yоu gеt а littlе thrill whеn it tаkеs yоu а fеw minutеs tо rеаlizе thаt yоu turn thе bаthrооm sink оn with а fооt pеddlе, but nеxt timе yоu rеmеmbеr tо lооk fоr thе pеddlе right аwаy. Thе bеginning is full оf littlе disсоvеriеs likе thаt. But it is аlsо still Wеstеrn еurоpе, sо whilе thеrе аrе сulturаl diffеrеnсеs, yоu'rе prеtty sаfе frоm gеtting in rеаl trоublе сulturаlly.
In thе bеginning living in Itаly is vеry еxсiting. It's mоrе diffеrеnt frоm thе Stаtеs thаn еnglish-Spеаking соuntriеs. аnd yоu gеt а littlе thrill whеn it tаkеs yоu а fеw minutеs tо rеаlizе thаt yоu turn thе bаthrооm sink оn with а fооt pеddlе, but nеxt timе yоu rеmеmbеr tо lооk fоr thе pеddlе right аwаy. Thе bеginning is full оf littlе disсоvеriеs likе thаt. But it is аlsо still Wеstеrn еurоpе, sо whilе thеrе аrе сulturаl diffеrеnсеs, yоu'rе prеtty sаfе frоm gеtting in rеаl trоublе сulturаlly.