Wanna Study in Italy?

Facts About Studying in Italy

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Shape: Italy is shaped like a boot, which is why it’s known as “The Boot of Europe”.

UNESCO World Heritage sites: Italy has the most UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world, including the historic centers of Florence and Rome, and the Amalfi Coast.

Pizza: Pizza was invented in Naples, Italy as a quick and affordable meal for the working class.

Languages: Italian is the official language, but there are many local languages and dialects, including German in South Tyrol.

Rome: Rome was founded in 753 BC and was the capital of the Roman Empire until 395 AD.

Christopher Columbus: Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa, Italy in 1451.

William Shakespeare: Shakespeare set many of his plays in Italy, including Romeo and Juliet in Verona and Julius Caesar in Rome.

Wine: Italy is the world’s largest wine producer.

Volcanoes: Italy has three active volcanoes, which is more than any other country in Europe.

University: Italy is home to the world’s oldest university.

Musical terms: Many musical terms come from Italian.

Olive oil: Italy supplies the world with olive oil.

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