"Milan is a strange city, no? Or just the area of \u200b\u200bthe hotel?" So my uncle commented just looking at the hotel with google street view. "I do not know you well "I thought to myself.
I do not think that is only Milan, I think it's all over Italy. This is more noticeable because it's probably not a big city is a tourist (it is his stuff, but can not be compared to Rome , Florence, Venice, Italy ,...). part of the G8, then supposed to be a strong and developed country, but there are many things that do not happen in Spain. An example: many people (and of all ages not only the elderly) pay their bills at the post. So it was not seen him in Valencia. The tax burden in this country is staggering, both directly (and I complained about the 27% that I took off in London!) and indirectly (pay a tax for having an account bank, you pay what is called the "health ticket" by going to a specialist or make any evidence in public health-are "essenciones" under certain circumstances, but not necessarily leave you all free).
is not all bad, of course. Even in an industrial town like this you walk down the street and you see really beautiful buildings, or place, or church. In the final analysis, this is Italy ... Also here preserved the old buildings (beautiful and ugly, I must say), they have been restored and are habitabiles, not like in Valencia that most have been demolished to construct new buildings with 7 floors. Here in the north in the lakes area, there are some natural landscapes amazing, and then the Italian cuisine, which for me has been a discovery, not because they knew that was great, but because the variety of dishes and the combination of ingredients is much richer than I thought.
So here we are, torn between yes or no .... :)
