Italy

LANGUAGE: Italian

CURRENCY: Euro ( € )

DOCUMENTS: There are various ways to enter Italy. With a passport from one of the European Union countries, or with a non-EU passport when arriving from another EU country, one can move freely from one state to another, as there are no regular border checks—at most, occasional random controls. Essentially, this means anyone can roam across Europe without much trouble.
Other common ways to enter Italy include arriving by sea on boats or crossing through loosely monitored land borders.

CLIMATE: The climate is Mediterranean, meaning four distinct seasons: summer, winter, autumn, and spring. In summer, the heat is often unbearable; in winter, it’s too cold, while autumn and spring tend to have very unpredictable weather.
The most favorable months in terms of temperature and overall weather conditions are generally May, June, and July. August is good for enjoying the sea or the mountains, as cities tend to empty out due to the intense heat. September is quite unpredictable—it can either mark the beginning of the cold season or feel like a continuation of summer.

ITALY: Pizza, spaghetti, mandolin—or at least that’s what they used to say. Italy is less safe than many other countries; in fact, especially in cities like Milan, Naples, Rome, Palermo, and others, it’s not uncommon to run into small youth gangs, pickpockets (often of Roma origin), or South American, African, and sometimes Balkan groups.
That said, if you’re not exactly a model citizen and like to live on the edge of legality, Italy might just be the place for you—even for a nice vacation, of course.

FOR MEN: Chinese massage parlor and escorts everywhere. There are also street prostitutes, but they are generally not recommended for many reasons and are usually not considered by respectable punters—or at least, they shouldn’t be. As for the rest, there are nightclubs and lap dance venues where officially prostitution is not allowed, but in practice, by paying prices well above the norm, you can get just about anything.

NOTE: Italia – You Doesn’t need this place.