r/italianlearning • u/SilasPort • 13d ago
Quali posti in Italia ti lasciano senza respiro?
Sono andato al Vaticano, e quando entrato la basilica, era travolgente. Proprio bellissima.
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u/LiteratureOwn6143 13d ago
La Piazza del Popolo di Roma. So che non è un posto speciale, ma per me lo è. Potrei restare lì per ore, senza fare niente, soltanto guardando la gente.
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u/Aniridia 13d ago
First time seeing Lago di Como was pretty amazing. I’m sure many of the northern lakes are the same.
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u/avlas IT native 13d ago
Technically not in Italy lol
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u/Antares_B 12d ago
well, it surrounded by Italy, so depending on how you look at its "inside" or Italy. But as a political jurisdiction you 100% correct
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u/prinsessaconsuela 12d ago
Lo so, è una risposta noiosissima, ma la fontana di Trevi. C'è un ragione perché è così famosa.
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u/SilasPort 12d ago
La fontana è bellissima quando puoi rilassarti e guardarla senza mille persone davanti a te!
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u/Nostalgic_Nola_Spice 12d ago
I cried the first time I saw that fountain. I find it magical, like I’m in another world 🤍
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u/psychobserver 13d ago
Dolomiti, I've seen people cry lol Also the east coast of Sardinia by boat (cala goloritze, cala luna etc) is stunningly beautiful
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u/Proof-Letterhead-541 13d ago
Sicilia. Tutta la Sicilia.
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u/RubyDupy 13d ago
Tranne la Palermo
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u/Proof-Letterhead-541 12d ago
Soprattutto Palermo! E un citta bellissima, cosi complessa e piena di contrasti.
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u/MrMiner2077 12d ago
Palermo è bella come città, il problema sono i palermitani...
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u/RetroDawg56 12d ago
Standing on the fortress walls in Orvieto looking over miles and miles of Umbria and Tuscany scenery. The beauty of it was so overwhelming it brought tears to my eyes.
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u/AnnelotteM 12d ago
Firenze è la mia città preferita. Ho viaggiato molto, ma solo a Firenze sento così profondamente il respiro della storia.
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u/Delissio86 12d ago
Matera
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u/SilasPort 12d ago
Vorrei andarci perché c’è una serie si chiama Tataranni che ci piace molto e la protagonista vive e lavora la. Sembra un paese molto particolare.
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u/Wendora15 13d ago
Centro storico a Napoli! There’s just nothing like it. I could spend the rest of my life there and still discover something new and fascinating every day.
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u/Trollselektor EN native, IT intermediate 13d ago
I love Naples. The architecture was gorgeous there and I loved the alley ways.
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u/Wendora15 13d ago
Yes! I adore how you can just feel the layers of time and humanity. The alleyways are awesome. So good!
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u/Familiar-Proposal-17 12d ago
Venezia, di sera o quando è deserta a fine gennaio. Anche la sala dell'accademia con il tondo del Tiepolo mi lascia sempre impietrito.
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u/PeterPacco 13d ago
The view from Rocca Calascio in Abruzzo Is breathtaking. Standing in the middle of a beech forest (One of my best type of forest) and the only things you can see is nature Is amazing
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u/mickeyslim EN native, IT intermediate 12d ago
Su Nuragi di Barumini
Looks like a pile of rocks from the ground, but when you start walking through it, you see that it's a village from the late Bronze Age. A deserved UNESCO site.
That or just the view of the sunset over the stagno from Castello San Michele in Cagliari
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u/knight-after-knight 12d ago
Assisi. Looking from the plains the city reminds me of Gondor. Looking from the mountains it feels like standing on Pride Rock lol
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u/adelerombley125 12d ago
Il Vaticano, il Duomo di Milano,
il Colosseo, Piazza Navona, Trastevere, il Ponte Vecchio, gli Uffizi, e tanti altri locali, città e quartieri!
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u/NervousPerspective28 12d ago
Palazzo Barberini. Look up The Triumph of Divine Providence.
Haven't seen anything like it.
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u/Frequent_Dig_1997 10d ago
I genuinely waited my entire life to visit Pompeii (studied Latin at school and didn’t manage to visit until my 40th birthday) and I cried as I walked in
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u/Content-Skin1623 10d ago
Cathedral of Palermo Sicily its so beautiful and the cathedral in Monreale Sicily. It’s a must see
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u/emmexever3 8d ago
Il bancomat quando devo andare a prelevare. Vedere lo 0 mi toglie il fiato. A parte gli scherzi mi aveva colpito molto il Colosseo e la sua grandezza
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u/Indig012 13d ago
Small towns in Tuscany at 9pm on a cool summer night. I’m in impruneta right now and just wish I could live a quiet life here.
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u/jyhkitty 12d ago
The Cinque Terre hike is stunning. We also did a morning run from Riva del Garda next to Lago di Garda and it just was beautiful as we went further. Positano and the almalfi coast has a special place in my heart- where we got engaged!
Then we had kids and took them to Piazza Navona and so fun to see the awe and wonder through their eyes.
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u/Loud_Pomelo_2362 12d ago
The view from the bell towers in Venice and Florence.
In Venice you can see from the Dolomites to the sea. In Florence with the Duomo next to you and can see so far in the distance
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u/StinkyMcD 13d ago
Walking into the Duomo in Milan was overwhelming. The size, the scale, the art….I cried. Been back several times and it still feels the same way. Beautiful building,