What is the capital of italy i am confused here?

Question

and dont say its rome cause i thought that too

Answer 1

I believe it is Milan.

Answer 2

Whatsamattafayou it's Rome

Answer 3

I think paris, isn't it?

Answer 4

Gallipoli is a city in Turkey and also a small town in Italy in the province of Lecce. But I can assure you that it is NOT the capital of Italy, the capital has always been Rome and that has not changed in the last few thousand years.

Answer 5

Viterbo!

Answer 6

If the answer is "I" then the question is patently wrong - due to poor grammar, he's written it as "italy" and thus it doesn't have a capital letter at all.

And if you want a literal answer, it's Rome.

Answer 7

Rome, it was the capitol of the Roman Empire, and I think holds Vatican City. Where ever you got your info, I'd check again. Good luck.

Answer 8

ROME, believe it!

https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/fac...

NOT:

"Gallipoli is a town of some 21,000 inhabitants in the province of Lecce. It is located by the Ionian Sea, on the west coast of the Salentina Peninsula. The town of Gallipoli is divided in two parts, the modern and the old city. The new town includes all the newest buildings including a skyscraper. The old town, instead, is located on a limestone island, linked to the mainland by a bridge built in the 16th century."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallipoli,_...

Answer 9

ok if it isn't rome for you , (but for the rest of the world), the capital of italy is messina.

Answer 10

Rome ,what confused you?

Answer 11

rome im sure now you have me un-certain

Answer 12

Roma

Answer 13

rome

Answer 14

'i' ?

Answer 15

The capital of italy is "I" but the capital city of Italy is Rome

Answer 16

Country name:   Italy

conventional long form: Italian Republic

conventional short form: Italy

Capital: Rome

Answer 17

E' Bergamo naturalmente.

Answer 18

The capital of Italy is and always will be .....  I

Answer 19

its rome:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy

Answer 20

The only capital I can think of other than Rome is the letter I. The capital letter at the beginning of the country's name.

Answer 21

Capital Rome

41°54′N 12°29′E

Largest city Rome

Official language(s) Italian1

Government Republic

- President Giorgio Napolitano

- Prime Minister Romano Prodi

Formation  

- Unification 17 March 1861  

- Republic 2 June 1946  

Accession to EU March 25, 1957; Founding Member

Area  

- Total 301,318 km² (71st)

  (116,346.5 sq mi)  

- Water (%) 2.4

Population  

- 2006 est. 58,751,711 (22nd)

- October 2001 census 57,110,144

- Density 192.8/km² (54th)

(499.4/sq mi)  

GDP (PPP) 2005 estimate

- Total $1.668 trillion (7th)

- Per capita $28,760 (21st)

HDI (2003) 0.934 (18th) – high

Currency Euro (€)2 (EUR)

Time zone CET (UTC+1)

- Summer (DST) CEST (UTC+2)

Internet TLD .it

Calling code +39

1 French is co-official in the Aosta Valley; German is co-official in Trentino-South Tyrol.

2 Prior to 2002: Italian Lira.



Italy, officially the Italian Republic (Italian: Italia, IPA: [i'taːlja] or Repubblica Italiana, IPA: [re'pubːlika ita'ljaːna]), is a Southern European country. It comprises the Po River valley, the Italian Peninsula and the two largest islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia. It is shaped like a boot and for this reason Italians commonly call it "lo stivale" ("the boot").

The Italian Republic shares its northern alpine boundary with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. The country also shares a sea border with Croatia, Slovenia and France. The independent countries of San Marino and the Vatican City are enclaves within Italian territory. Also belonging to the republic is the commune of Campione d'Italia, an enclave in the territory of the Italian Switzerland. The Republic includes only the 93% of Italian physical region, delimited conventionanlly by the alpine watershed; besides the above-mentioned enclaves, the following territories do not belong to the country: the Principality of Monaco, Nice with Briga and Tenda, some strips of the Alps near the French border (Monginevro, Moncenisio and Piccolo San Bernardo), the Italian Switzerland (Canton Ticino and some valleys of Grigioni), the peninsula of Istria and a piece of Venezia Giulia, the island of Corsica and the archipelago of Malta.

Italy was home to many well-known and influential European civilizations, including the Etruscans, Greeks and the Romans. For more than 3,000 years Italy experienced migrations and invasions from Germanic, Celtic, Frankish, Lombard, Byzantine Greek, Saracen, Norman, and Angevin peoples, and was divided into many independent states until 1861 when Italy became a nation-state.

hope this helps

Answer 22

It's not true that it has always been Rome. Initially, when the country was united by Garibaldi in 19th C and the whole of Rome was still under papal rule it was Florence that was the capital city of Italy.

Answer 23

Actually, the first capital of the united Italy was Torino.  It was the capital from 1961 to 1865, at which point in time it moved to Florence.  In 1871 Rome became the capital of Italy, and it has remained the capital since.

Rome = Roma

Florence = Firenze

Turin = Torino

You might be confused with the Italian and English names for the cities.

Answer 24

Hi,,, i was there just a couple of months ago,, and its still Rome...

believe it or not......

good luck

Answer 25

I heard you but I must say it anyway: You are correct , Rome is not the capital of Italy...Rome is the CAPITOL of Italy.  

( I sense you thinking...'What a smartass!', right? but it's the truth.)

Answer 26

The capital of Italy is " I " .  It wasn`t that hard