Naples among the most educated cities in Italy: a study praises it

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Napoli has multiple flaws, we know this, but for sure the human warmth of our city is famous all over the world and tourists have noticed and particularly appreciated it. Prely, the well-known portal, has sent forward one study on rudeness of Italian cities.

Napoli has managed to position itself in an optimal place in the ranking of best, completely disappearing from the table of the rudest cities in the country.

The study found that among the rudest city of Italy we find Venezia, Catania e Parma. The Italians have judged above all on the basis of some gods behavior more annoying than people, such as not greeting, being rude to service personnel, not tipping, spending too much time on the phone in public places, not giving way in traffic, and not slowing down when near pedestrians.

The rudest cities in Italy

In the ranking of the cities judged most rude, Naples does not appear. The three medals of little honor are entrusted to Venice, Catania and Parma.

The most educated cities in Italy

Here appear the city of Napoli in the ranking of the most educated places in Italy. It is placed at seventh place. He's not on the podium, but it's still a great result he has astonished also the company that made the statistics:

Perhaps one would have expected to find other cities at the top of the rankings, perhaps larger, infamous for chaotic traffic or characterized by typical Mediterranean warmth. Instead, the capital is only in fifth place, while cities like Napoli or Palermo position themselves even below the national average, among the least rude cities in Italy. Not even Milan, the second largest city on the peninsula and considered the most dangerous metropolitan area in Italy in 2022, is among the rudest.

Furthermore, Naples appears again among the cities considered most generous in Italy. For more information, you can consult the full study.

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Written by Andrew Navarro
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