What happens in Altamura, Apulia, Italy?
>>221297665Italians just have random ass cities that’d be the capital of most other countriesAnd then they claim to suffer
>>221298036Idk, I just checked this town on Google Maps' street view and it seems like a very mid-tier city.
>>221297665bread
>>221298510certified by the EUplease do not copy
>>221297665sesso
>>221297665can you drive in that city?
>>221298880yes, but typically in old towns like this the city centre deliberately limits the circulation of cars and prioritizes pedestrian traffic in certain streets. for instance
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>>221299059etc.
>>221299029how would somebody there go from one side of the city to another?
>>221298880of course you can dri
>>221298510Hmmm...bruschetta...
>>221299367giga chad
How's the nightlife there? Does it have a developed club and pub scene?
>>221299104Just use a parking lot close to the center, at the periphery.
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>>221300328i'd guess it's only 50+ boomers and the few young people who haven't managed to get the fuck out yet
>>221299104just drive around the restricted zones
>>221300328this town has 70.000+ inhabitants, that's too many people for the scenario you're describing
>>221297665Probably heat waves every summer.
>>221297665go to your supermarket and you'll find >>221298510
>>221304246zero effort, the bread
>>221297665Unemployment
>>221304318It is the only bread in Europe to hold Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status, this certification guarantees authenticity and traditional production methods. The bread is renowned for its quality, history, and strict production guidelines,
