/int/ - International

>My home region of course. t. every Italian ever

Corsica.

There’s an Austrian here who fucks tranny hookers in Milano

>>23304 I don't want to fuck tranny hookers

Maybe this might help.

>>23334 This might help if you want to go live there. But Southern Italy certainly has some interesting sights to see.

>>23343 valid point

>>23334 literaly reddit tier

sardinia is the maggot cheese place

Tuscany is very touristy but actually nice.

>>23398 Yeah, Tuscany is beautiful, especially if you're outside of big cities, just enjoying the nature. I'd recommend traveling along the Via Francigena, it's a nice route.

>>23396 I would love to try that

Nonna's house

Visit como and visit the casa del fascio by terragni. Then go down on your knees and say "I'm enlightened by you, oh god of reason, cleanness and future".

>>23412 This. Also Rome is obviously a very beautiful city. I've heard lots of good things about Apulia too.

>>23457 I want to go to Rome. My father visited and he raved about it, and we are both big history enthusiasts.

>>23481 ps. not about latvian history though, that's a bit depressing

What is Modena like? >>23449 It looks quite boring.

>>23482 What about the Livonian order? That sounds cool and interesting.

>>23299 Southern Italy ftw

>>23525 Sigh... Judging by the second image I shouldn't have been asking you to investigate if the Southern Italians were white..

>>23513 It's not bothering, it imitates a Roman building atrium (like the area where the rain would usually pour on an innter pool( but with rationalist modernist character.

>>23528 *Boring

>>23528 It's nothing like a Roman Atrium, it's more like a corporate foyer.

>>23449 >>23528 Looks like something out of a 2000s game engine.

Can I come too? I would like to meet Morena.

>>23412 The Via Francigena leaves out South Tyrol and can therefore only be crap.