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|caption = A bright sun-kissed world with rolling hills, cypress trees, and an amazing view awaits. Peacefully spend the day visiting museums, strolling across the piazza or learning the culinary arts on an authentic wood-fire oven. Will your Sims find the inspiration to fuel their culinary fires?
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:''The Monty's are everything that a family should be: happy, successful (sic), loved. They have a rich and wonderful life with a large family and tons of friends. There is no way they could one day meet another family who would become their ultimate rivals...''
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*[[Amalea Ricci]] ([[Babysitter]])
*[[Antonio Bruno]] ([[Burglar]])
*[[Andrea
*[[Gillian Johnson]] ([[Fire department|Firefighter]])
*[[Vikas Shah]] ([[Fire department|Firefighter]])
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*[[Claudia Caro]] ([[Science geek]])
*[[Chiara Goth]] ([[Social worker]])
*[[Gina Avanetta]]
*[[Loyd Baker]] ([[Social worker]])
*[[Oscar Franco]] ([[Social Worker]])
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**''Verona'' Way and Via ''Verona''ville - [[Wikipedia:Verona|Verona]] is a city in the Veneto region at northern '''Italy'''. Verona is famous for the play ''[[Wikipedia:Romeo and Juliet|Romeo and Juliet]]'' and in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', for [[Veronaville]].
**''Toscana'' Drive - Toscana is [[Wikipedia:Tuscany|Tuscany]] in Italian, a region in '''Italy'''.
**''Bella'' Vista Drive - [[Wikipedia:Bella|Bella]] is "beautiful" in '''Italian'''. It may be referenced to [[Bella Goth]] as well, and "Bellavista" is also
**''Stella'' Street - [[Wikipedia:Stella|Stella]] is "star" in '''Italian'''.
**''Regalia'' Court - [[Wikipedia:Regalia|Regalia]] means the privileges (e.g. executive power) and the insignia (e.g. crowns and other symbols of office) characteristic of a sovereign, or ruler, in Latin.
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**Stratford Street
**Via Veronaville
* Due to the appearance of the Monty family, the numerous shared street names, some which directly mention Veronaville, the presence of [[Octavius Capp]] in the local graveyard as well the similar architecture, some players have theorized that Monte Vista in fact is Veronaville, or that the towns are close together, similar to the connection between [[Sunset Valley]], [[Neighborhood 1]] and [[Pleasantview]]. However, Monte Vista is entirely based on Italy, while Veronaville has a comparatively small "Italian" side, with the majority of it's buildings being in a decidedly Northern European style.
*"Monte Vista" is a partial phonetic anagram of "Mona Lisa", a famous painting made by an Italian artist called Leonardo Da Vinci. The phrase itself roughly translates to "Mountain View".
[[File:16th_Century_Monte_Vista_Globe_Bar.png|thumb|16th Century Monte Vista Globe Bar.]]
*Monte Vista is themed after a typical Italian hilltop town and resembles cities in the [[Wikipedia:Tuscany|Tuscany]] region of Italy, including [[Wikipedia:Volterra|Volterra]] and [[Wikipedia:Monteriggioni|Monteriggioni]].
*As noted by Rebecca Sherin, the town was based on San Gimignano <ref>[http://rjshearin.com/worlds.html Rebecca Shearin Worlds]</ref>
*Monte Vista is mentioned in the object description of the "16th Century Monte Vista Bar Globe" from ''[[The Sims 4: Vintage Glamour Stuff]]''. It was created by a Sim named J. Marano.
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