Travelling to Italy: Upsides, Downsides, and Recommendations

I'm going to speak about travelling to Italy, the first time I went to Italy was for an intercultural exchange and I made a lot of friends and got to know interesting people. I've also visited a lot of monuments and my first cities in Italy which were Modena, Firenze, and Maranello. Do you know these cities? In Maranello, you have the opportunity to visit the first Ferrari factory, and of course in Firenze, you can see a lot of monuments and you absolutely have to visit all the museums, for example, the Uffici Gallery, which in my opinion is one of the most beautiful galleries all over the world, much better than other famous galleries in New York or in London. If you are a fan of art, you have to see it. I'm certain you'd like it. Even if you're not that keen on art, it's a great experience that anyone could enjoy. Do you like art galleries and museums? If she answers yes; so could you recommend me someone. If she answers no; Okay, there are a lot of alternative things to do in Firenze which makes it one of the most enjoyable cities in Europe. (For example?) However, obviously there are advantages and disadvantages to travelling to Italy as any country that I have been to, but I'm pretty sure that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. You don't have to worry too much about the disadvantages. The first advantage is that in Italy you can enjoy the local food and it's very difficult for you to dislike this food because it's awesome. However, a disadvantage is that you might like it too much and gain a lot of weight! Have you ever tried Italian food? What was your favorite? In my opinion, it's the best food in the world, especially when you compare it to food from other parts of Europe. Even in Spain, our food is good but Italian is better. It has a wider variety than Spanish food and it's never the same. A pizza in Rome is a lot different to a pizza in Turin. Another advantage is that if you are looking for history you can start, but it's impossible to finish visiting all the monuments in Italy. Italy has always been an important historical place. Another point that makes Italy a great place is the variety of locations. You can visit big cities, small villages, mountains, sea and all is beautiful. What do you think about this, do you like Italy a little bit? And now the disadvantages. Of course they exist but there are way more advantages. Something that you can see in Italy is that us Spaniards are used to very clean streets and in Italy the streets aren't as clean as here, another thing is the mafia that maybe if you go to the south you could get into some trouble in some neighborhoods, and the last thing is that everything costs a lot. All things considered, I'm very sure that I will go back to Italy as soon as possible. In my opinion, the downsides of Italy are important but the upsides outweigh them. I think that if Italians were more interested in keeping their environment clean, it would be almost perfect. When I think about my life here in Spain, I love it but I think I would prefer to live in Italy? What about you? Have you ever been before? If yes where? If no, recommend a city. So, Adrian, I would advise comparing the good parts to Spain a lot more. Try to develop more downsides too. From my own experience, I would mention that Italy can be very noisy, especially at night and that their public transport has many flaws like being late, going on strike, etc. It's a good topic but remember, they want to see comparison, upsides and downsides, and your opinion. It's good that you have included questions to the examiner.