Italy has a population of about 60 million, with Italian as the official language and regional languages such as Sicilian, Sardinian, and Ladin spoken in certain areas. Its currency is the Euro (EUR), and the climate varies from Mediterranean along the coasts to continental in the northern plains and alpine conditions in the mountains.
Visitors are drawn to Italy for its history, art, cuisine, and landscapes. You can wander the ancient streets of Rome and explore the Colosseum or Vatican City, glide along the canals of Venice, admire Renaissance art in Florence, relax on the Amalfi Coast, hike the Cinque Terre, or visit the historic ruins of Pompeii. Italian cuisine is deeply regional and celebrated worldwide, from pizza in Naples, fresh pasta in Bologna, and risotto in Milan, to seafood dishes along Sicily and Sardinia, with every meal often paired with local wines or espresso. The population is diverse, with strong regional identities, and traditions are expressed through local festivals, opera, folk music, and centuries-old artisanal crafts that continue to shape Italian culture.
Before traveling, check current travel advisories, visa requirements, local customs, and laws to ensure a safe and respectful visit. Official government travel sites, embassies, or reliable international resources are the best references.
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