Is Paris better than Italy?

Just got back from a three week trip to Paris yesterday. In April spent a week in Rome, 5 days in Florence and 3 in Venice. I'll answer by comparing capitals, Paris to Rome. read more

Paris is a city and Italy is a country. One is not better than the other, and they are not really comparable in a meaningful way. The best would be to go discover what you like and don’t like, and to prepare for your trip with some cross cultural communication, learning some french and italian, and not being in a rush. read more

Thus, “better” is a question of time, tastes and company. The train system of France is much better than that of Italy and both have really great motorways. Driving in Italy is more exciting because the other motorists are likely to use their own convenience, rather than the traffic code, as their guide to driving. read more