Italy is known as a cultural superpower and has been an important center for art, music, literature, food, fashion, science, and technology. Many inventions and discoveries have come from Italy. It has the most World Heritage Sites in the world, with 60 in total. Italy is also the fourth-most visited country in the world.
Catholicism is a big part of life in Italy. It affects things like national holidays, when shops open, how people live, and even some laws. About 85% of Italians say they are Catholic.
Italy is a parliamentary republic. The prime minister is the head of the government, while the president is the head of state and chooses the prime minister. Italy’s Parliament has two parts: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate of the Republic. The country is divided into 20 regions
Italy’s education system is mostly run by the government as a public State system. Still, private groups and public organizations can also set up their own schools. These independent schools, whether public or private, can be seen as equal to State schools if they meet certain rules. These schools are called scuole paritarie.
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