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Italy is a state in the southern part of Europe, on the Apennine Peninsula. Part of this land are the islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia. In the high alps in its north lies the border with France, Switzerland, Austria and on the Adriatic coast is bordered by Slovenia. Inside this state are two small states: the Vatican and San Marino. Rome, the capital of the ancient Roman Empire, is also the capital of the state set up in the core of the empire.

If you want to visit a place where you can see things from antiquity to paradise for lovers, then visit Italy.

Torino is an Italian city. The fourth Italian city for the population after Rome, Milan and Naples, the city is the third economic center of the country and the third largest city in the country. The first capital of Italy from 1861 to 1865, is the main academic center, culture, tourism and science in the country. It is the capital of the Italian car industry, food, design and sport. In a few hours' sight, you can admire the Madama Palace, with its art museum that includes the period from the Greco-Roman era, up to the 19th century. You can also see the city's artistic and historic center, the Royal Palace and Mole Antonelliana, which, up to 170 meters high, was until recently one of the tallest stone buildings in Europe. As a symbol of the city, it has sometimes been called the Turin equivalent for the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Then there is the Valentino park, its botanical gardens, lawns, promenades, fountains and a medieval fortress town, a faithful original and picturesque reconstruction of a 15th-century Piedmont village.

Milan is the hometown of some of the well-known works of art and architecture that testify to its ancient past. The history of Milan, like that of the rest of Italy, has been greatly influenced by the Catholic Church.
Castello Sforzesco, a castle, is one of the city's symbol buildings. It was built in the 15th century by the Sforza family, who were the masters of Milan. Today, it contains several museums. A famous room features frescoes that some say painted by Leonardo da Vinci, a prominent artist and scientist.
Before leaving the old part of town, music lovers may want to see the outward appearance of La Scala, one of the most famous opera theaters in the world. Even if the visitor will not have the opportunity to attend an opera, he may like to visit the museum where many memories of famous singers and musicians are presented. Visitors who like to shop and visit tourist sites would like to visit Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a huge gallery with its magnificent glass ceiling and cube.

Bologna, this ancient city, whose first settlements date back to the year 1000 BC, has always been a very important urban center. Here is also the oldest university in the world, founded in 1088. It has the largest historical center in Italy, carefully preserved and preserved. It is an important cultural, artistic and economic center.

Verona is one of the most famous tourist cities in Italy, located between Milan and Venice, also known as the city of Romeo and Giulietta and the Roman amphitheater (Arena di Verona). Thanks to its unique and significant architecture and it is under UNESCO protection.

The old city of Florence reflects the city's square performances in the field of architecture. Here, numerous constructions arose from the time of the early Renaissance to the 15th century. and XVI., which show the strong economic and cultural significance of the city at that time. The old town center is Piazza della Signoria (The Square of the Master). In this place before Palazzo Vecchio, David's statue was first erected by Michelangelo Buonarroti, which was moved from a copy to the Academy of Drawing Arts.
Ponte Vecchio - The only bridge that survived the Second World War is Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge). Built for the first time by Etruscans, the bridge links the Galleria degli Uffizi with the palace of Medici. Above the bridge on its side are many jewelry today.

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