North Italians

[Avgvstvs]

I've seen it a bit in Livorno (well between Livorno and Piombino) but not Grosseto. Grosseto are closer to Lazians imo.

In Livorno province people weren't dark, definitely not.

I've spent my last holidays near Cecina if you know. Close to Volterra.

I know that area....but i prefer the inland of Toscana...Lucca is one of my favorite cities in the world...Firenze is a masterpiece and Siena is beautiful as well

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[Samnium]

I know that area....but i prefer the inland of Toscana...Lucca is one of my favorite cities in the world...Firenze is a masterpiece and Siena is beautiful as well

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In my top 3 I will put Firenze, Siena and Volterra.

Volterra has an exceptional position, it's a wonderful city with many monuments (I've visited the Duomo, the etruscan museum, and walked through the city).

I like a lot San Gimignano too. Discovered it this summer, a beautiful city. I've walked in top of the highest tower, you have such a landscape...

[Avgvstvs]

In my top 3 I will put Firenze, Siena and Volterra.

Volterra has an exceptional position, it's a wonderful city with many monuments (I've visited the Duomo, the etruscan museum, and walked through the city).

I like a lot San Gimignano too. Discovered it this summer, a beautiful city. I've walked in top of the highest tower, you have such a landscape...

Yes,very beautiful places


But Lucca is still my favorite

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[Cristiano viejo]

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[Samnium]

Yes,very beautiful places


But Lucca is still my favorite

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I like Lucca too. Very peculiar city.

And I'm a fan of Puccini, that was from the area.

[Ethel]

Yes, their light features are highly overrated.
Aostan and Tyroleans aren't really Italians.
N. Italians are actually an eastern version of Iberians, with some plotting more southern (emilians) and others more northern (trivenetians).
Ppl seem to forget they're meds bc they're located near the alpine region and part of the bluemerang etc. but for example, even Bulgarians who are located at a considerably lower latitude than them are more northern shifted than both N. Italians and Iberians.

[Avgvstvs]

I like Lucca too. Very peculiar city.

And I'm a fan of Puccini, that was from the area.

That region gave birth to many many genuises

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[Avgvstvs]

Yes, their light features are highly overrated.
Aostan and Tyroleans aren't really Italians.
N. Italians are actually an eastern version of Iberians, with some plotting more southern (emilians) and others more northern (trivenetians).
Ppl seem to forget they're meds bc they're located near the alpine region and part of the bluemerang etc. but for example, even Bulgarians who are located at a considerably lower latitude than them are more northern shifted than both N. Italians and Iberians.

Aostans are italians,many Tyroleans aren't since they have austrian surnames

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[Ethel]

Aostans are italians

I don't usually see them like that, but since you're the Italian here, then I believe you

[Samnium]

Yes, their light features are highly overrated.
Aostan and Tyroleans aren't really Italians.
N. Italians are actually an eastern version of Iberians, with some plotting more southern (emilians) and others more northern (trivenetians).
Ppl seem to forget they're meds bc they're located near the alpine region and part of the bluemerang etc. but for example, even Bulgarians who are located at a considerably lower latitude than them are more northern shifted than both N. Italians and Iberians.

For Bulgarians I don't agree. Bulgarians are usually on the same level of northerness of "standard" Northern Italians and Iberians. From what I've seen.

Romanians however definitely not, they are somewhat closer to Serbians, Croatians etc. So with considerably more Northern Euro DNA, and it's not a surprise given the geography.