Which city in Italy has the most gypsies?

At present, there are about152,000 Gypsies living in Italy, accounting for 0.2% of the total population of Italy, mainly living in Rome, Milan and Naples, of whom 70,000 have Italian nationality. Among them, in addition to gypsies who have lived in Italy for a long time, some have immigrated from Romania, Bulgaria and other eastern European countries in recent years. Gypsies like to build their own simple camps in the open areas on the outskirts of the city. They have long been used to sleeping in the wind and living in the street. All their possessions are often only a few tents, a simple tin shed and a dilapidated RV. There are as many as 700 such camps in Italy.