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If you are planning on moving to Italy, MCR has the expertise and the local knowledge to tailor the move to your specific needs.
Italy is located in south-central Europe. The country has a long cultural tradition of arts, poetry, architecture and languages, and the variety of cities, towns and amazing landscapes will all contribute to captivating modern-day visitors and those moving to Italy permanently. Beautiful architecture, and extremely varied climate and landscape, Italy is an attractive destination for many tourists and more and more expats every year. The country ranks very high for quality of life and the population generally enjoys a high standard of living. Italy also has one of the best healthcare systems in the world, and excellent public education.
Whether you want to move to Italy and find a more relaxed pace of life in a smaller town or island, or want to enjoy a rich culture, Italy is a perfect destination.
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A few interesting facts about Germany
1. Italy looks like a high-heeled boot jutting into the Mediterranean Sea. The boot seems to be kicking a weirdly shaped ball: the island of Sicily.
2. Italian is Italy’s official language, which has its roots in the ancient and dead language of Latin. If you listen while people are speaking, the language can sound like a song. Many expressions in Italian are accompanied by hand gestures with very specific meanings.
3. After the Roman Empire fell, Rome became the capital of Christianity. The Pope is still based in Rome, actually in the Vatican City, which is one of the smallest countries in the world.
4. Pizza was invented in Naples, Italy. There are two classic types of pizza: one topped with a simple red sauce and is called marinara and the other, topped with tomato sauce and mozzarella, is called the margherita after Queen Margherita.
5. Parmesan cheese originated in the area around Parma, Italy. Italians also created many other cheeses, including gorgonzola, mozzarella, provolone, and ricotta.
6. Many single Italian children live at home until their 30s, even if they have a job. The Italian family stands at the heart of Italian society.
7. In central Italy, there is a fountain that flows red wine 24-hours a day. It is free to everyone, except for “drunkards and louts.”
