Why did this flop? There are no Spanish or Italian members on here..?

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If it's anything as Croatian coastal climate it is humid as ****, sometimes I literally want to peel my skin off.
Both Spain and Italy are very big and have diverse climate, you should specify which part of them exactly.

that sounds like my idea of heaven

Italy - it depends on the area. Where I live it's extremely humid. During most summers it doesn't rain at all for 2-3 months, but in 2014 it rained for most of it, so it's not very predictable. Effective temperatures are 33-35°C but feels like 40-45°C. There is nearly no wind in my area. In the southern coastline, on the other hand, it's really dry and there's much more wind. I've found Puglia to be the driest but also the hottest. Sometimes they get high wind for 2-3 days which makes it impossible to go around! Most homes have air conditioning, but not many have a swimming pool. Especially in the south where most people live in apartments.

yeah the climate in the northern coast like Riccione and Viareggio is kinda like the one in Croatia bc those areas used to be swampy, but only the Russians go to those ****** vacation places so no one cares

its SOOOOOO hot here where I live

last summer it was ~43ºC every day and it doesnt usually rain

but I live in Andalusia and that's the hottest part of Spain

If you wanna go to Italy or Spanish islands, feel free to ask me, I have the tea on everything but let me start by saying that you must avoid Tenerife at any cost

You posted it @ 4:30am here

Do you have any idea if the climate in Turkey/Greece is similar to that of Spain?

This is my trip, im probably going late July into August, starting in Madrid and ending in Rome, gimme the tea on these places!

I've been to Madrid in summer and I'd say it isn't that hot, but it's still hot. And the nights are kinda cold.

Everything in Florence smells like OLD. The tourists might like it but I certainly didn't. I didn't like Rome much either, too much traffic in the central area, and an oddly built city, but again, an American will surely think they're in heaven. Still, 3 days in Rome are useless... you need at least 7 days to visit the city otherwise you won't see anything. The Coliseum is better from the outside than from the inside so you can spare that one. Visit the Forum, it's my favorite part! About Pisa... there's nothing apart from Piazza dei Miracoli so I guess one day is more than enough. You're seeing the most touristic parts of Italy which won't allow you to get to know much about my country, but if it's a planned trip and there's nothing you can do amen to that.

Girl bye Florence is literally the pearl of Italy now Pisa is absolutely HORRIBLE. It's mass tourism to the absolute max and I felt uncomfortable walking there.

Tuscany is so great tho florence, lucca and siena are really worth visiting boo. I've also been to Venice about 7 times now it's fun the first time but it's really a boring place if you think about it tbh lmao