Italy puts fashion, design, food, manufacturing and tourism on the same streets. About 59 million residents, with Milan as the commercial and fashion centre and Rome as the capital and visitor city. People walk, ride scooters and use metro and rail in the cores, while roadside still matters on the approaches. Italian is the language of the street. Trade fairs, fashion weeks and a long visitor season keep hotels, stations and shopping streets busy. Outdoor here is district-led: the fashion quarter, the historic centre, the fairgrounds, the airport road. A plan that names those places will find both residents and visitors.