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'''Italy''' is a peninsular Mediterranean country. It is rich in history and culture, being the main hub of the former [[Roman Empire]] and the [[Catholic Church]], as well as the origin of many famous [[opera]]s and the location of vibrant street carnivals. Italy is also famously home to some of the most divine foods in the world, from [[pizza]] to [[pasta]] to [[focaccia]] to [[tiramisu]]. | '''Italy''' is a peninsular Mediterranean country. It is rich in history and culture, being the main hub of the former [[Roman Empire]] and the [[Catholic Church]], as well as the origin of many famous [[opera]]s and the location of vibrant street carnivals. Italy is also famously home to some of the most divine foods in the world, from [[pizza]] to [[pasta]] to [[focaccia]] to [[tiramisu]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 8 April 2024
hey guys it's me, The Leaning Tower of Pisa
Italy is a peninsular Mediterranean country. It is rich in history and culture, being the main hub of the former Roman Empire and the Catholic Church, as well as the origin of many famous operas and the location of vibrant street carnivals. Italy is also famously home to some of the most divine foods in the world, from pizza to pasta to focaccia to tiramisu.
Back in the day, Italy was comprised of a multitude of sovereign states, such as the Papal States and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. But then it was unified into one state. There are two exclaves still within Italy, though: namely Vatican City and San Marino.
