What part of Italy do you think Georgia looks like most.

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During the soviet era Georgia was main soviet wine producer, ski and sea resort destination, it was called Soviet Italy. Yesterday i met a guy from Bologna who was traveling in Georgia for about month, and he was surprised how "italian" landscapes, culture and overall vibe was in Georgia.

What do you think, which part of Italy does Georgia resemble most, interesting opinions from Italian members.

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[Porn Master]

south caucasus: hellenic, romance, iranic
north caucasus: germanic, slavic, celtic


always thought about that

[user_]

south caucasus: hellenic, romance, iranic
north caucasus: germanic, slavic, celtic


always thought about that

Okay Vova, i don't think nord caucasians would be happy considering them russian influenced.
Btw Italy is much more superior than Russia So is Spain.

[Tacitus]

Some of the landscapes are evocative of the Alpine areas of northern Italy, others more like the Apennines further south IMO.

[Porn Master]

Okay Vova, i don't think nord caucasians would be happy considering them russian influenced.
Btw Italy is much more superior than Russia So is Spain.

okay gogi

slavs =/= russians

[guerrilla]

Alpine Area: North Italy, Switzerland, Austria

Architecture is so different though

[Cuoppo]

Landscapes resembles the Balkans, Slovenia, Croatia, Italian Alps, Austria. Architecture more Greece and the Balkans.