The drink Italians typically don't get past 11am
What is cappuccino?
How do you say hello in Italian?
What is ciao?
The Italian city is famous for its canals and gondolas
What is Venice?
The famous Roman amphitheater that still stands in Rome today
What is the Colosseum?
Italy's Republic Day celebrating the establishment of the modern Italian Republic
What is June 2?
The place where cannoli were invented
What is Sicily?
What does "grazie" mean?
What is thank you?
The capital of Italy
What is Rome?
Italy's official currency before the euro
What is the Italian lira?
The Italian version of the evil eye
The Italian city known to be the birthplace of pizza
What is Naples?
How do you say please in Italian?
What is prego?
The color of the national Italian soccer team?
What is light blue?
The year Italy became a unified country
What is 1861?
The traditional Italian celebration before lent
This Italian pasta dish is traditionally made with eggs, guanciale/pancetta, cheese, and pepper
What is Carbonara
What does "come stai" mean?
What is how are you?
The artist who spent four years painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
What is Michelangelo?
The twin brothers who founded the city of Rome after being raised by wolves, according to Roman mythology
What is Romulus and Remus?
The Italian holiday on August 15 that celebrates the end of summer
Ferragosto
The holiday dessert Italians typically eat for Christmas
What is panettone?
What does the Italian expression "in bocca al lupo" (in the mouth of the wolf) mean?
What is good luck?
The name of the independent country located inside of the city of Rome where the Pope lives
What is the Vatican City?
The city who is known because it was completely buried under volcanic ash following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
What is Pompeii?
The name of the witch who brings children gifts on January 6
What is la befana?