What Is It Like to Live in Italy? | Local Aromas
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- Italy is not just a country with diverse landscapes and cultures across its 20 regions. It's a place where the pace of life allows you to truly savor every moment.
From the cooler, more reserved northern regions to the warm, sunny, and friendly south, each area in Italy offers a distinct feeling and way of life. Despite these differences, a common thread unites all Italians - a love for the simple things in life and a positive, adaptable outlook.
One of the most endearing aspects of living in Italy is the emphasis on family and community. Here, families are tightly knit, and the elderly are revered and considered integral members of the community. This respect for all generations adds a rich depth to everyday life and helps maintain strong family bonds.
Italy's affordability is a pleasant surprise, adding to its appeal as a great place to live. The country's excellent healthcare system and safe environment are significant plus points too.
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Italians are very friendly. I live in the Dominican Republic, and every Italian I have had the pleasure of meeting here has been very friendly 🙏
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We stumbled upon your channel while looking for videos to prepare us for our visit to Italy in a couple of weeks. We saw the trip you took to Naples for a food tour and we were hooked. We love the way you two play off each other. Since then we have watched so many of your videos and learned about Italian cuisine...what to eat and how to eat. We're particularly excited to try the four Roman pastas we learned about from your series where you ate each one at a restaurant and then made it at home.
We are very interested in one place you visited in particular: Flavio al Velavevodetto ai Quiriti. is this the sort of place that we need to reserve well in advance? We will be in Rome in about three weeks and would love to visit, but are trying not to make too many arrangements in advance lest we regret too tight a schedule.
Thank you for your content! If we happen to bump into you while you're filming in Rome, we will be sure to say hello!
Jason and Art from Phoenix, AZ
Awwww grazie! Why don’t you also check out our foodie experiences in Rome! experiences.localaromas.com
We now use the app Osterie f’Italia 2024 app by Slow Food when looking for local places to eat at. Check that one out cuz places sometimes change their quality through time. 🫶🏼
Planning a trip to Bologna and Florence in April. So looking forward to it. Haven't been since I was a teenager. My Mom was Italian and,obviously, my Grandmother. It all sounds wonderful!
That’s exciting. When you go to Bologna go to Modena too! We have a RUclips video on what to eat in Florence and in Modena. 😍
Lived in Milan 32 years on and off. Very grateful. But now am happy living back in my country in Indonesia.
Wow that’s a lot of time. Happy to know you’re back at home. 😊
@@LocalAromas you’re very kind, thank you.
I don’t know how to algorithm is sending this vdo to me but im grateful! I just start dating an Italian gentleman and am trying to get a visa to visit his hometown but the visa process is so complicated (our passport sucks) but i claim that your vdo is a sign for me to really visit Italy. Thank you so much for this insight 🩷 subscribed!!
Coincidences don’t exist, right? 🫶🏼 That’s exciting. If there’s anything we can help you with, let us know. 😊
I would imagine if I moved to Italy I would miss other ethnic foods such as Chineses, Thai , Chinese etc. My question is are other ethnic dishes available in Italy? I would,imagine again that the cities would be more conducive to more of a variety of food
You find food from different culture in Italy … Japanese, Chinese, Indian. I am sure they may taste slightly different than the recipes in their original country. 😬
I call it winter depression. The winter in New York depresses me
I love winter in Rome 😍
I am thinking of moving to Italy, I need som information about buying processes and health care, taxes, which part is the best to focus on to find a property.
Sorry but we can’t help you with that 🫶🏼
How do many Italians feel about the right wing government that is in power? As an Italian American, I was very disappointed.
We never talk about politics. But whoever won was voted by the majority of the population.