Like all countries, there is a large number of Italy’s customs and traditions that have no logical explanation except that it is an important habit in a culture
That people, for example, did you know that in Brazil if your wallet fell to the ground?
This brings bad luck or you will lose your money.
Like Brazil and many other countries, Italy had a share of customs, myths, and myths. In fact, it is said that Italy
One of the most superstitious countries in the world.
What do you think about seeing that and making sure together in the next article?
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Italy’s strangest customs and traditions that you have not heard before
Do not take a bath while you are sick
If you feel that you are not well or feel ill, there are many possibilities that will occur to you first of all that you want to take a hot bath
Gentle to soothe pain.
But according to italyn tradition, taking a bath while you are sick will do nothing but make you more sick, so the first advice you will hear in Italy if you say you feel sick is “do not bathe”!
Do not take a bath while you are ill. Also read: Customs and traditions of the German people
The number 17 brings bad luck
If you have traveled to Italy before, have you ever wondered why some hotels in Italy do not have the 17th floor ?!
This is because the number 17 is considered an unlucky number in Italy, or in a healthier sense it is a number that brings bad luck.
The Romen number for the number 17 is XVII and when rearranged it becomes VIXI which means “I have lived” which is the symbol that was put on
Ancient tombstones and associated with death.
I think we already know why they hate this number so much! 
Don’t put the loaf of bread upside down
According to italyn tradition, a loaf of bread should always be placed on its underside, and it should never be turned upside down as this is bad
These myths are based on a religious fact that bread is a symbol of life.
Thus, putting it on his face and heart is one of the worst things to do and the most insulting to religion and life.
Don’t put the loaf of bread upside down
Watch out where to put your hat
After a long day of sightseeing, you might put your hat on your bed, but in Italy, don’t do it
The hat on the bed is very bad and brings bad luck.
Why ? Because it is related to death. According to tradition, when priests visit the dying person to give him his last rights, they remove his hat and put it on.
On the bed.
Watch where your hat puts the customs and traditions of the British people
Never gather 13 people at a dinner table
If you are in Italy and find yourself sitting at a dinner table with twelve people and you are the thirteenth person, you can
You consider yourself a lucky luck for others.
Where the presence of thirteen people around the table in a meal is bad luck because according to the most important customs and traditions of Italy it is always
There are thirteen people at one of their last supper.
Never gather 13 people at a dinner table
The sweet person avoids brooms
In Italy, if you are a tormented person and you see someone sweep the floor, immediately escape from this place and run outside! This is one of the most important
The traditions in Italy are very dangerous.
Because if you were standing somewhere and someone mistakenly brushed your feet with a broom, then this means that you will still be tormented for the remainder
Of your life.
The sweet person avoids brooms
Touch the iron to avoid bad luck
In the United States, people knock on wood to avoid mysterious, bad, misfortune, and all bad things, but
In Italy, it is common for people to touch iron to avoid misfortune and misfortune.
You will hear “tocca ferro” a lot in Italy which means “touch the iron”, we just hope you don’t touch the hot iron!
Touch the iron to avoid bad luck
Blessing the new home
It is common in Italy for people to move to new homes as they constantly renew their homes, and every time they move to a new home
They must bless their homes to get rid of evil spirits;
This is done through performing certain rites, including spraying salt in all corners of the rooms.
Blessing the new home
