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Italy
The Italian Republic is a South European neighbor of Switzerland. This ancient peninsula is the location of a record 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Typical contributors seek answers to questions about Italy's reputation for excellence in antiques, architecture, art, education, fashion, food, literature, sports, and tourist activities and sites.
10,172 Questions
What sea surrounds Italy and was the known as the Roman Lake?
The map of Italy looks like a boot. Four different seas surround the peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea from three sides: The Adriatic Sea in the east, the Ionian Sea in the south, and the Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea in the west. -found by Geography of Italy.
well in ww1 it was in the allies. but in ww2 it was a axis. so i dont know if it will be allied or axis.
Is there a restaurant in The leaning tower of Pisa?
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is an iconic piece of Italian architecture. There is not a restaurant inside the structure.
What is the most popular sport watched?
According to a 2010 survey the most popular Spectator(keyword) sport in the world by fan count is:
#1--Football (soccer), approximately 3.5 billion fans.
How do you I call Italy from UK?
Dial:
- 00, the international prefix from Spain
- 39, the country code for Italy
- the city code (including the initial 0), or the mobile code (beginning with 3)
- the subscriber's number
In most cases where city codes begin with 0, you drop the 0 on international calls - for example, 01 for Paris becomes +33 1 internationally - but Italy is an exception. To call a number in Rome, 06 becomes +39 06.
In short, calling from Spain, just dial 0039 and then the full number as you would dial it within Italy.
What happend in Italy when Italy surrendered?
When Italy surrendered the Germans took over,the allied forces continued fighting in Italy and bombing campaigns also continued.There is a lot of folk history regarding the Italian resistance,much of it enhanced ,the one thing true about the results of the war in Italy is that it involved the ousting of the monarchy,of Mussolini and the strong alliance between Italy as a communist state and the USSR.
Still today you find most towns in Italy twinned with ex communist areas of Europe and is one of the main reasons why Italy is not able to move forwards in the modern world as its unions are immersed in the old workers versus the employees mind-frame. restrictive work practice,low wages and overpaid,over powerful union representation have left Italy as a place to do business almost outside consideration. Add the position of its corruption,third in the world, and taxation highest in the world life in Italy does not look to bright today.
Which country is mainly a peninsula Canada Italy or Germany?
Italy, with its boot shape extending into the Mediterranean Sea. .
What was the capital city of Italy?
Rome is the capital city of Italy. It is located in the Lazio region.
Why did fighting continue in Italy even though Italians wanted peace?
Fighting continued in Italy despite the desire for peace due to the complex interplay of political factions, external influences, and unresolved grievances from the war. Various groups, including fascists, communists, and monarchists, vied for power, leading to violent clashes. Additionally, foreign powers and their interests in Italy further complicated the situation, perpetuating instability and conflict. The lack of a unified vision for the country's future made it difficult to achieve lasting peace.
Does Italy have a Mediterranean climate?
Apart from the northern region, Italy has a Mditerranean climate
What are two inventions helped spread the renaissance beyond Italy?
Johann Gutenberg's printing Press and maybe paper? IDK but The Printing press for sure... Hope that helps!
Did Pope Pius IX support the unification of Italy?
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Pope Pius IX opposed the unification of Italy, as this reduced the power and wealth of the papacy. Although the Italians placed no restrictions on his movements, he declared himself a "prisoner of the Vatican" in the hope that "the Catholic powers" would come to his rescue, but no help was ever forthcoming.
Since Pius would not deal with his enemies, they unilaterally through the Law of Guarantees tried to regularise the situation. The Law was generous in its provisions which, as compensation for seized properties, included an annual grant of three and a half million lire, which in those days was a lot of money. Pius refused to accept the money, but tacitly went along with other provisions of the Law.
While the United States leads the list in oil consumption, Italy is ranked in between the United Kingdom and Spain. Italy's consumption is 1.54 BBL/day.
Can green card holder with travel passport travel to Italy without visa?
Hello there,
my husband and I planning to go to Italy in couple of months from now ,there for i had to ask the same question via email to the Itlay consulate and i got this answer today the 15July.2009 ,there answer is :
Here are the instructions for the visa:
CAREFULLY COMPLETE THE APPLICATION FORM. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU PRINT CLEARLY AND FILL EVERY LINE, INDICATING EXACTLY THE LENGTH OF YOUR STAY AS WELL AS THE ENTRANCE AND EXIT BORDER POINTS. PLEASE BE INFORMED THAT YOUR APPLICATION SHALL NOT BE PROCESSED IF NOT LEGIBLE OR NOT COMPLETELY FILLED OUT, SIGNED AND DATED;
- one passport size photograph;
- your original passport or re-entry permit, valid for at least 3 months after your travel. Please submit the passport together with a copy of all the relevant pages.
- airline ticket or reservations (MUST show arrival and departure dates);
- proof of hotel reservations, proof of registration with an organized tour, vacation home rental, or letter of invitation for stay with family or friends who reside in Italy legally and permanently, which must be sent directly by mail to the applicant. In this case the invitation can be made through a self-executed affidavit , accompanied by a copy of the invitees' permit of stay in Italy. In the case of an Italian invitee a copy of a valid identification document will be sufficient (Please note that email or any other internet generated document may not be accepted).
- Green Card or Resident Visa and either: certificate of domicile or driver's license or State ID (originals or notarized copies)
- letter or statement from your bank showing the account's transactions (Original only, no photocopies accepted);
- Proof of employment: declaration of the employer on letter head stating that the applicant has a full time job, his/her salary and that his/her vacation/leave time has been approved. If applicant is self-employed, updated business license and most recent tax return filing. Students must submit an official letter of full-time enrollment from the school, college or university.
- Proof of medical insurance covering the entire period of stay in Italy. U.S. health insurance is accepted only with a letter from the insurance provider confirming overseas coverage. The coverage for medical expenses must not be less than $50,000 and CANNOT be on reimbursement basis. For insurance purchased for the trip only, the whole travel period must be covered.
- fees subjected to change without notice, please check www.consmiami.esteri.it for updated amounts; money order, payable to Consulate General of Italy, in the EXACT AMOUNT. Personal checks are NOT accepted.
- self addressed and stamped envelope for the return of your passport (if you wish your passport to be returned using a special service, you must provide all the necessary labels, envelopes and fees).
- Complete set of copies of ALL the presented documents including passport
I hope this is help caz am sure this is the best I could get too !
radaw
What is the name of Italy's money in 2002?
Italy has used the Euro since 1999. Prior to that, the Lira was used.
What are some traditional clothing styles of Italy?
Some are long robs colours were normally red and brown it really depended on if you were rich normal or poor
If poor u would normally wear farming cloths
This was in roman times
