Spending a week a friend's house in Venetto Italy. Went to Venice, Bologna, Rovigo, Verona, Revana, Forli.
Pros:
- Not insanely hot
- Amazing Food
- Beer is not as bad as I thought it woul be.
- Everyone looks good, the wops are actually white.
- Surprisingly affordable if you aren't dumb.
- People are ridiculously friendly, not used to this since I grew up with southerners and they're absolute scum.
- Verona is the most beautiful city I've ever seen.
- Trains are decent.

Cons:
- Niggers
- Jeets
- Abduls
- High Taxes if one were to live here.

Is it worth going to Florence tomorrow? Is it worth moving to Verona? For context, I am white with blue eyes.

What should I wear there?

>>2796749 (OP)
>- High Taxes if one were to live here.
huh?

total tax burden in Italy is lower than in the US for an average citizen
they just have high total government spending

>Is it worth going to Florence tomorrow?
yes 100%
1 day is really short for Florence though

>Is it worth moving to Verona?
do you like Italy?
do you like Italian?
can you find a job?

maybe try living there as DN first

also keep in mind that
1) most likely won't live in the most beautiful parts of the city
2) even if you do, the apartment there are usually shit

>>2796749 (OP)
Florence is too crowded for my liking but it's still cool. I would stay across the river

>>2796782
I meant by income tax.
The average apartment here looks good desu. Not even in a tourist area.
Italian, classical latin, Church latin, venetian are the only latin languages I don't mind.

Good point, I will try to work remotely for a bit here. And thanks I will consider visiting Florence? I assume you're Italian?

>>2796796
>I meant by income tax.
Italy and the USA are not that far apart if you adjust for cost of living

>The average apartment here looks good
in northern Italian cities that certainly is true
and if you have an US salary, they are quite affordable as well

just keep in mind that the Italian population already shrinks
and you shouldn't expect rising real estate prices (outside Rome, Milan, Turin etc.)

>I assume you're Italian?
no, German
but my Family owns 2 vacations homes in Italy and I'm there a few times / year

florence is beautiful, but will have more tourists than everywhere you went. and more begging 3rd worlders or trying to sell counterfit shit to you.
But also they have a few famous food dishes.
Some of the best renaissance art tho maybe you've seen plenty of masterpieces already is it over saturation.
the periphery of the city is super comfy. the hills and cyprus trees.

but in the periphery of veneto there are many places that might be more comfy for a day trip, and nearer (assuming you need the train major lines?)

what do u want to visit?
lago di garda? pescheria del garda, sirmione, limone sul garda, arco
trento, bolzano - comfy smaller cities to the north
regions in the alto adige val gardena, cortina d'ampezzo
mantua, vicenza, padua, treviso, brescia, bergamo, cremona are all smaller cities that are reachable from verona that have modest tourism appeal but there is so much tourist draw of other cities they are fairly relaxing.
sabionetta looks neat.
bassano del grappa is neat

fruili is like a quiet beautiful part of italy that is hidden from everyone

>>2796832
Thanks. Yeah I use the major train lines. I decided to skip Florence and will travel there next time. Seems like an amazing place, especially for my childhood assassin's creed nostalgia.
Which other places in Veneto woukd you recommend? Venice was nice, Verona shocked me how beautiful it is. The smaller towns like Rovigo are full of turd worlders.

>>2796837
Thanks, are Trieste and Trento worth visiting? How about Umbria, Genoa and Torino. Are you a wop?

going to italy soon. milan, sardinia, siena, pisa, venice and some other places. whats worth seeing and whats overrated?

>>2796749 (OP)
>>- Niggers
>- Jeets
>- Abduls
Seriously? Holy shit is there nowhere left to move to?

>>2796908
pisa is overrated. venice is touristy as fuck but also beautiful. milan is quite different from the rest of italy. a bit more corporate, modern, etc. sardinia is great. gotta do research though otherwise you are likely to end up in crowds during the peak season. never been to siena. I hope you budgeted a lot of time for your trip because that's a lot of places.

How to move to Italy and open a business without having to pay mafia protection? And where are there no blacks and arabs and shit?

>>2797146
You don't go to the uncivilized parts (IE the south) which unfortunately are among the most beautiful and friendly parts.
>And where are there no blacks and arabs and shit?
There are blacks and arabs all over the country, friend. Some cities have higher percentages than others. You don't see them in the countryside as often though, as a general rule of thumb.

I went with my mom on a south Italy tour group to Rome, Vieste, Matera, Maiori, Amalfi, Sorrento, and Naples a few years ago. Felt weird being the youngest and surrounded by boomers, and I can't say I liked having to follow around the guide with people wearing tacky earbuds. But the arrangements were worthwhile, and they let us loose a good deal. My mom wants to go back this October for a week in just Rome, to see the canonization, no tour. Gonna wish I could revisit Vieste, or check out any of the places mentioned by OP, but experiencing the city again in weather that hopefully won't be as sweltering sounds nice.

>>2797147
Does Trieste have them? I really like that city but I haven't been in like 15 years.

>>2797144
about 1-2 days in each. my friends (who did the itinerary) just want o see the sights and move on. me on the other hand i dont feel as if ive really seen a place unless ive spent at least a week there, but i dont mind.

Worth checking out Kurt Caz in Italy at the moment, absolutly wild the social problems that seem to exist there.

The social problems of course are the same as they are everywhere: BLACKS & BROWNS

>>2798357
yeah. every european/western country is dealing with this. but for years you couldnt post about it without it being taken down for 'hate speech' or something like that.

>>2796749 (OP)
>Amazing Food
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/admit-it-italian-food-is-rubbish/

>>2796828
>just keep in mind that the Italian population already shrinks
>>2799209

>Everyone looks good
This is my worst fear about going to Italy. I'm going to get severely mogged and it's going to send me into a spiral of depression.

>>2799729
You can't expect to turn heads as a plain average Joe Schmo anywhere in Europe. But there are plenty of places outside the ritziest city centers where you'll blend right in.

>>2798394
I just want to fucking move somewhere. Where can I go, I'll wash dishes if needed. Anything.

learn swearwords and people will offer you drinks. Call people "frocio" etc

>>2798357
he walked around the train station area in rome and thought this was news to people?

>>2799838
what does this mean? Are you a brown looking to make europe more brown, or a european trying to escape?

there is nowhere to escape to, [[[they]]] won

>>2800016
>or a european trying to escape?
This unfortunately, I used to live in a 99.9% white country, but now the economy went to shit, everyone who had anyone abroad left, and I'm stuck here with no one to help me with anything (you can only get decent jobs through nepotism/mafia/politics), and they're filling all the low end jobs with Nepalese and Pakistanis and whoever the fuck else while giving them and the people who employ them (mafia/politicians/nepos) free money.

>>2800018
the only cope / hope pill I have is literally in genetic engineering at this point.

It will soon be possible to choose the genetic makeup of your own children. I'm pretty sure that when that happens, all browns will literally eradicate themselves in order to have aryan kids (which they still consider superior)

>>2796832
https://noteverythingislovely.wordpress.com/2014/12/06/florence-aka-firenze-aka-overrrated-tuscany-italy/

>>2800021
How will this help me not to die in a ditch?

i'm not white

>>2796899
Not the wop you asked but I am a wop. Trento is good as a base to explore the nearby alpine areas but I found the city itself kinda boring overall. the natural science museum is cool. Trieste is nice, different architecture than other Italian towns. Very hilly. Also very windy, I went in early spring and it was a little unpleasant, it's probably very nice in summer.

>>2802072
>Trieste is nice, different architecture than other Italian towns.
Because it's not Italian.

>>2802315
Hate to break it to you, but it is. And so is Fiume, Istria, and Dalmazia

>>2802731
It's really not, it's terrible peasant architecture everywhere you mentioned. Same for all of Northern Italy. If it didn't have a proper Renaissance, it's not proper Italy.

>>2799719
>https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/admit-it-italian-food-is-rubbish/
this is some zesty old british theatre queen talking about how he hates his extended family and having to meet them at italian restaurants