Italy

If you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longerIf you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longerIf you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longerIf you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longerIf you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longerIf you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer.If you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer.If you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer.If you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer.If you were to fly from Belfast to, lets use Rome, the time of your flight would be 3 hours to 3:15. This would be, of course, on a non-stop flight. There are not many non stop flights listed, so if you had to route through Manchester, then Frankfort, and then finally Rome, you would be that much longer. If you were to drive Belfast/Rome, it would be approximately be 1530 miles. You might be able to do it in 36 hours and 30 minutes. However, depending on how often you decided to stop, and TWO water crossings, it could be just a bit longer

You should list all the things you want to stay in the U.S. to convince them, sometimes it works sometimes not just try :)

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• Some of the most famous artists in history are from Italy. Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci Lucio Fontana, Michaelangelo Da Vinci and Raphael all came from Italy, just to name a few.

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After the unification of Italy, the southern part of the country it remained rural and poor.

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in the north stuff like fogg and frost in the south stuff like floods heatwaves and droughts

A random search New York (JFK) to Rome (FCO) shows: OPTION 1: 11hr 15min JFK - FCO Aer Lingus Flt 104 Dep 05:45pm 25Jun,Thu 1 Stop

Flight Duration: 11hr 15min

1-way Economy fare US$432.61 + Taxes & Fees US$61.oo OPTION 2: 11hr 15min

JFK - DUB Aer Lingus Flt 104 Dep 05:45pm 25Jun,Thu

DUB - FCO Aer Lingus Flt 402 Dep 07:10am 26Jun,Fri

Flight Duration: 9hr 20min; Laover Time: 1hr 55min; Total Trip Time: 11hr 15min

1-way Economy Fare US$397.oo + Taxes & Fees US$99.oo OPTION 3: 11hr 15min

JFK - ZRH Swiss Flt 0015 Dep 08:50pm 25Jun,Thu

ZRH - FCO Swiss Flt 1736 Dep 12:35pm 26Jun,Fri

Flight Duration: 9hr 35min; Layover Time: 1hr 40min; Total Trip Time: 11hr 15min

1-way Economy fare US$377.oo + Taxes & Fees 172

Im pretty sure they can . Some nothern italians have blue eyes either drak hair or light it just depends either or you family history can meet up with you and you can have looks after them.

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The population of Milan is about 1,360,000.

The Renaissance originated in Italy for a great many number of reasons. This area was known for its elaborate life.

i have an old milan mln 795 wristwatch. how much is it worth.

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Yes, they are. ** Italy does have a high standard of Living , but by no means are all Italians in Italy wealthy. They have all classes from very poor, to very rich.

The waterways are canals. The city sits on islands in a lagoon. The boatmen are called gondoliers.

The "rivers are called canal... Most commonly known one is the Canale Grande. (Big Canal) and the guy in the gondola is calle a gondolier

The direct flight time is 10 hours and 27 minutes.

The colors of the Italian flag do not actually represent anything. The colors were chosen because red and white were the colors of Milan's flag and green was the color of Milanese civic guard's uniform.

Despite this, there are two common beliefs to what the colors represent:

Green - Hills and plains of the country

White - Snow on the Alps

Red - Blood spilt in the Italian Wars of Independence

Green - Hope

White - Faith

Red - Charity

there are hundred windows on the leaning tower of pisa

Very similar to any other teens in the western hemisphere.

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Italy is usually thought of being in the eastern hemisphere. It is also in the northern hemisphere.

Italy. If you actually didn't know this, a simple Google search would have sufficed.