ITALIA
ITALIAN REPUBLIC
Capital city: Rome
Official languages: Italian
President: Giorgio Napolitano
Prime Minister: Mario Monti
Population: 60,813,326 (61 millions)
Area: 301,338 km² (116,346 sq mi)
Currency: euro
Regions: 20
Area: 301,338 km² (116,346 sq mi)
Currency: euro
Regions: 20
Religion:
- Christianity: 91.6 %
- None: 5.8 %
- Islam: 1.9 %
- Buddhism: 0.3 %
- Hinduism: 0.2 %
- Sikhism: 0.1 %
- Judaism: 0.1 %
- Christianity: 91.6 %
- None: 5.8 %
- Islam: 1.9 %
- Buddhism: 0.3 %
- Hinduism: 0.2 %
- Sikhism: 0.1 %
- Judaism: 0.1 %
ROME - la città eterna (the eternal city)
Colosseum
Fontana di Trevi Piazza San Pietro
VENICE
Ponte dei Sospiri
Gondola
San Marco
Carnevale
FLORENCE
Duomo
MILAN
Duomo
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
Lucky Bull
Teatro La Scala
Milan Fashion City
WHAT IS ITALY FAMOUS FOR?
- Food
- Cities, landscape, art, and literature
- Cars
- Soccer
World cup: 1934, 1938, 1982, 2006
UEFA – Europa League: 1968
- Fashion
- People
- History
SCHOOLS
Elementary school: 5 years
Middle school: 3 years
High school: 5 years
University: at least 5 years
Middle school: 3 years
High school: 5 years
University: at least 5 years
HIGH SCHOOL
- Professional school
- Liceo
LICEO
- liceo linguistico
- liceo classico
- liceo scientifico
- liceo artistico
- liceo classico
- liceo scientifico
- liceo artistico
6 days a week, from 8am to 1pm
Same classmates for 5 years
Same classroom all day, all year
Teachers go from a classroom to another
3 to 5 hours homework and study every day
No clubs
No flag in the class, but a crucifix
No lunch at school
No lockers
15 min break at 10am, 5 min break at 12am
Bar and vending machines with hot drinks
Both oral and written tests
At least a test every day
Same classmates for 5 years
Same classroom all day, all year
Teachers go from a classroom to another
3 to 5 hours homework and study every day
No clubs
No flag in the class, but a crucifix
No lunch at school
No lockers
15 min break at 10am, 5 min break at 12am
Bar and vending machines with hot drinks
Both oral and written tests
At least a test every day
LAWS
Driving age: 18
Drinking age: 16
Clubbing age: 16
Drinking age: 16
Clubbing age: 16
APERITIVO - happy hour
The typical cocktail of Brescia is called PIRLO. It is made of Prosecco wine, Aperol or Campari, or both. It is served with appetizers.
Aperitivi are really popular nowadays, especially among teenagers and young adults.
They meet at the bar or the pub before lunch and/or before dinner to have a light drink together.
They meet at the bar or the pub before lunch and/or before dinner to have a light drink together.
MILLE MIGLIA
“Mille Miglia” is the most famous and ancient Italian car race. People from all over the world come to Italy to race.