ITALY, ROME

ROME

• Rome is exactly 42 degrees longitude and 12 degrees latitude
• Italy is located in Southern Europe.
• Italy shares its peninsula with Vatican City and San Marino.
• Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is 41 degrees N, 12 degrees E

REGION

• Italy is located in southern Europe and comprises the long, boot-shaped Italian Peninsula
• The people are mostly tall, tan, and dark haired.

ROME

• Rome's climate was always pretty high, its average tempature for each month was always above 40 degrees
• Major cities in Italy would be rome, and also more such as Venice and Florence
• The population of rome is 2.8 million people
• (Ardennen; also known as Ardennes Forest) is a region of extensive forests, rough terrain, and rolling hills
• The Tiber is the third-longest river in Italy. The river has achieved lasting fame as the main watercourse of rome

FOOD/TRADITIONS/MUSIC

• The groups of people that live there are italians,romanians/gypsies, americans.
• The Top five foods from italy are Pizza, Gelato, Tiramisu, Risotto, Mortadella.
• Italy’s state holidays include New Years Day, Easter Monday, Labour Day and Christmas Day and more.
• In Italy, traditional music differs from region to region and is heavily influenced by its historical past.
• In the northern region of Italy, music has strong Celtic influences, the southern half is Greek and Arabic.

TO GET TO ROME

• It depends if you want to get the cheapest flight or get the quickest flight
• If you want the cheapest flight, theres a flight you take from chicago to rome so you would need to get to chicago
• If you want the quickest flight you would still have to go to chicago but its 1 stop instead of 2 and it costs 1,136 dollars
• The easiest but pricier way to get to your hotel is to take a taxi straight into town to your hotel. Its about 60 bucks
• Or you can just take the train,bus or anything else to not spend that much money

HUMAN-ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION