If you're planning to buy property in Italy, then you're property on the verge of a major change and making one of the biggest decisions of your life. Finding a house to call you own can be a complex process, especially if you're not familiar with the real estate market in Italy.

Inflation and geopolitical tensions have put an end to the grace period of recent years on the mortgage front, and it looks like cheap mortgages in Italy are becoming a think of the past.

"E tu?": "And you?" is idealista's new official ad for Pride 2022, which will be celebrated on 2nd July in MiIan.

Italy is experiencing an extreme drought with a serious lack of rainfall and increasingly high temperatures. As a result, the government is starting to introduce emergency measures. But what does this mean for those planning to travel to Italy this summer? And how can you save water?

In Asciano, in the Sienese hills, an ancient hamlet has been completely renovated and is ready to become an unforgettable luxury resort.

Italian municipalities are becoming increasingly digital. Although they have a long way to go, Italy's main cities are increasingly moving towards a digitised lifestyle, thanks in part to the post-pandemic push to make life easier.

If you're planning to move to Italy in 2022, you'll likely be on the lookout for a bargain and we're here to help with the latest data on the cheapest place to buy in Italy.

There are many different types of rental contract in Italy, including contracts that are aimed specifically at students.

Holiday season is here and as many plan to jet off to Italy this summer, it's important to keep an eye on the latest Italy travel restrictions, including Italy's COVID entry requirements from the UK, the USA, Ireland and other EU and non-EU countries. Do you have to wear a mask in Italy?

The Italian newspaper, Il Sole 24 Ore, has released its 2022 Quality of Life ranking, this year rewarding the Italian cities and provinces with the best living environment by age group. The categories include 'children' 0-10 years, 'young people' 18-35 years, and 'the elderly' over 65.