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We are going this April!
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 What is so special about Italy!!!? |
I have to write a english essay on why i am so passionate about italy.
I have family from there but that is it!!! And i can talk it!!
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What are some cities in italy? |
what are some cities in italy and do they have any special food that the make? |
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I am italian (and my english is horrible ^_^)
The best city for food is naple (napoli): there are pizza, pasta, babĂ , lasagna... I love it <3
also Genova (i don't know the name in english...) for the "trofie al pesto" and the "farinata" is very good
in Milan there are the risotto (rice) and the gnocchi
and, if you like the wine, you must visit the regions of piemonte and toscana. In piemonte there are barbera, malvasia, dolcetto... and in toscana there are negroamaro, chianti...
sorry for my english :D
I hope to be helpful
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Florence is the home of the Renaissance
Rome is the capital city and home to the ancient Roman ruins
Milan is the northern fashion district
Venice is home to the old paracytical Ventian empire and a city which gondolas are used to traverse.
Refer to the PDF in the source to find specialty foods |
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Sicily is not a city for Christ sake!!!!!!
Cities in Italy:
Torino (Turin), famous for the Agnolotti (a type of stuffed pasta)
Milano (Milan) famous for Ossobuco and saffron rice
Verona :lots of good food, but it's mainly famouse because of Romeo and Juliet
Venezia (venice): "chicheto" which is kind of the venetian version of a fish Tapas
Bologna: where the Tortellini were born
Modena and Reggio Emilia: Balsamic Vinegar
Parma: Parmesan cheese
Firenze (Florence): pappa al pomodoro
Roma (rome) saltimbocca alla romana
Napoli (Naples) pizza!!!!!!!!!
Palermo: Arancini siciliani
and there are thousands more cities in Italia.... just look at a map!
and we do not eat spaghetti and meatballs, or garlic bread, or alfredo pasta sause.. those are all italian-american things but not italian. |
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Rome, Pisa, Calabria (I think thats what its called), Naples, Florence, Genoa, Sicily and they all make pasta and meatballs and all of that stuff. Fresh garlic bread, too. They like spicy food, too. |
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rome..sicily... |
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References: A Map, An Italian Cook book |
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venice, rome, florence, turin, Milan, naples, padua |
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Messina is a City in Sicilia in Italia.... A beautiful city with beautiful people... |
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rome, sicily |
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Rome, Milan, Sorrento,etc. Various kinds of pasta are famous coming out of there. |
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Pisa, Verona, Rome, Naples, and Venice are all famous italian cities- you can find more with a quick glance at maps.google.com
Pasta and pizza are probably the most well-known foods originating from Italy. Also such things as bruschetta. |
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Naples is known for pizza...
ask for buffalo di mozzorella...amazing!
modica in sicily is known for chocolate |
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