Italy is a country with a varied landscape: it offers sea, mountains, rivers, lakes. From north to south, there are more than 1,500 lakes of natural or artificial origin, some of them bathing lakes, making them popular destinations for tourism.

For the first time in 34 years, the Sole 24 Ore's annual survey on the quality of life, based on 90 parameters not only economic, assigns the province of Udine the first place in the ranking, followed on the podium by Bologna and Trento.

The Agenzia delle Entrate (Revenue Agency) publishes the 2023 edition of the Omi Mortgage Report, which contains statistics on the number of mortgaged properties and the capital financed in 2022.

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Taranto is the only provincial city in the capital to take part in the Homes at 1 euro project.

Verona, with its cobbled streets, historic buildings and views over the Adige River, has much to offer. From the charm of its historic centre, to the delicious restaurants and cafés, to the lively nightlife, Verona is a city that never ceases to surprise.

The expansionary phase of the Italian economy may have come to an end, in line with the slowdown of the global one. So says Prometeia's growth forecast report, which sees Italy's GDP in 2023 at +0.7%, the Eurozone's at +0.6% and the global GDP at +2.8%. But a possible recovery is looming from 2024.

Florence is probably one of the best-known destinations in the world. However, the surrounding areas can also offer a medieval-like atmosphere and tranquillity. After visiting Florence, then, you might be interested in small villages and towns where time seems to stand still.

Via Torino in Milan is the most expensive street in Italy, with an average of €4,511,923.

The Tremiti Islands are a real jewel off the Adriatic Sea. This archipelago consists of five islands: San Domino, San Nicola, Capraia, Cretaccio and Pianosa.