India Languages, asked by kvnmurty, 1 year ago

Write about the beautiful countryside of Italy in Italian.

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Answered by duragpalsingh
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                                              La Toscana


La Toscana è una delle venti regioni che compongono la Repubblica Italiana. La sua capitale e la città più popolata è Firenze. Si trova nell'Italia centrale, delimitata a nord dall'Emilia-Romagna, a est dalle Marche, a sud-est dall'Umbria, a sud dal Lazio, a ovest dai mari Tirreno e Ligure e a nord-ovest dalla Liguria. Con 22.994 km² è la quinta regione del paese, dietro a Sicilia, Piemonte, Sardegna e Lombardia.

I suoi 397 km di coste sono bagnati dal Mar Ligure nel tratto centro-settentrionale tra Carrara (vicino alla foce del torrente Parmignola, al confine con la Liguria) e il Golfo di Baratti; e il Mar Tirreno si bagna a sua volta il tratto costiero meridionale tra il promontorio di Piombino e la foce del Chiarone, che segna il confine con il Lazio.

La regione della Toscana è una delle più grandi e importanti regioni italiane per il suo patrimonio artistico, storico, economico, culturale e geografico. Si trova nella zona centrale d'Italia. È una delle destinazioni turistiche più frequenti in Italia.

duragpalsingh: Thanks sir
Answered by aashishpanthi11
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Sorry I don't know the Italic language but I have written in English

The countryside of Italy has to be some of the most beautiful in the world—and we’re not just talking about the Tuscan countryside! Yes, the countryside of Tuscany is stunning and we love to bring guests their on our magnificent driving tours for lovers of wine, food, and history. But did you know how many other spectacular landscapes Italy boasts beyond its cities? Here are just a few of our favorites!

Countryside in AbruzzoCampo Imperatore in Abruzzo, Italy

The region of Abruzzo has lots of beautiful countryside. One of our favorite areas, the Campo Imperatore, is especially spectacular. The plateau lies beneath both the highest peak in the Apennine mountains and the southernmost glacier in Europe; it’s also home to medieval hill towns and one of Italy’s oldest ski resorts. In the warmer months, shepherds take their sheep, horses, and cattle here to graze.

The countryside of Calabria

Many people think of the coast when they think of Calabria, but this region all the way in the south of Italy also boasts some spectacular countryside! The region is rich with farms and vineyards growing grapes, oranges, lemons, olives, even chestnut trees—which makes for not just beautiful countryside, but fantastic food, too.

Vineyard of the Caves des Onze Communes in AymavillesVineyard of the Caves des Onze Communes in Aymavilles, Valle d’Aosta

From the south… all the way to the north! The tiny, semi-autonomous region of the Valle d’Aosta is famed for the Alps, great skiing, the Matterhorn, and a hybrid culture of Swiss, French and Italian. But it also boasts some seriously stunning—and productive—countryside, all overlooked by Alpine peaks. This vineyard, above, is one of our favorites!

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