Italy facts: fun facts about Italy |funfactquotes

Italy facts: fun facts about Italy |funfactquotes

 1. Italy is the second oldest nation of Europe after Greece. Its area is about 3 lakh 1300 square kilometers, which is about 5 thousand square kilometers less than the area of ​​Maharashtra state.

 2. Modern Italy was established as a state in 1861 but after the second world war it became a populist country only on 10 June 1946.

 3. Italy is the fifth largest economy in the world, where the standard of living of people is very good. India's economy may be one step ahead of Italy in seventh place, but most people do not have very good standard of living due to less resources with more population.

 4. Italy has the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are 50 such historical constructions which have been given this status by UNESCO. A total of 35 World Heritage Sites have received this status, including the Taj Mahal, Vishnusambha (Qutub Minar) in India.

 5. Italy makes the most wine in the world, the wine made here is sent to many other countries.

 6. Italy's Bologna University (Bologna) is the oldest university in Europe, which was established in the year 1080 AD.

 7. Italy is a peninsula just like India. The peninsula is a vast area surrounded by water on three sides. Just as there is the Himalayan mountain in the north of India, the Alps are in the north of Italy.

 8. Italy is the only country that surrounds two countries, Vatican City and San Marino.

 9. More than 6 lakh Italian soldiers were killed in the first world war and more than 1 million soldiers were badly injured.

 10. It is a law in the city of Venice, Italy that the color of each gondola boat there should be black. Gondola is a type of light boat whose picture is given above.

 11. In the city of Milan, Italy, it is a law that it is necessary to keep a smile on every important occasion, such as going somewhere and meeting someone. This rule does not apply while going to the crematorium and hospital.

 12. It is illegal to die in Italy's city of Falciano del Massico because it has filled all the Crabistan there. (Now it doesn't make sense to punish the dead

 13. In Italy, a man was arrested just because he was wearing a skirt at a public place.

 14. There is a restaurant in Italy, which is built inside the cave.

 15. The longest tunnel in the world goes through Italy to Switzerland. It is a 57-kilometer long railway route that passes under the Alps Mountains. It took more than 17 years to make it.

 16. In 2012, an Italian court enacted a law that if someone calls someone "No Balls", they can be fined as punishment. We all know what is No Ball in cricket, but No Balls in English also means that you are not brave, not courageous, etc.

 17. In 1968, a platform was built by a man in the sea near Italy, and after declaring that platform a small country, he became its President. He named his country 'The Republic of Rose Island'. The Italian army destroyed and destroyed the platform under his control. (This incident shows that there is no dearth of idiots in the world.

 18. Although Italy is a developed country, one-third of its population never used the Internet.

 19. Argentina is a country located on another continent (South America), but 37 percent of its population was ancestral Italian.