Description

The flag of Italy features three vertical stripes of green, white, and red.
The green stripe represents hope, nature, and the country’s plains and hills.
The white stripe symbolizes faith, peace, and the snowy Alps.
The red stripe stands for charity, strength, and the blood of those who fought for independence.
The flag’s simple design reflects the ideals of the Italian Republic.
Adopted officially in 1946, it became a symbol of national unity and pride.
Its colors are easily recognizable and deeply meaningful in Italian culture.
Today, the flag stands as a proud emblem of Italy’s history, identity, and heritage.