The crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is having, and will continue to have, effects on many social and economic sectors in Italy.

L'Aquila, Todi and Venice are getting dressed up for their first festival of the arts that will take place to mark the rebirth of the cities after months of forced closure due to COVID-19. From 12th to 24th September 2020 the three Italian cities will promote the culture of the

Buying a house on Lake Como, one of the most famous lakes in Northern Italy, is a great option, both if you want to live in Italy all year round in a quiet place or if you fancy having a holiday home by the lake, a place where you can totally relax and enjoy "La Dolce Vita" at its finest.&

What are the new trends in the luxury real estate market across the world and in Italy? Who are the main investors in luxury property in 2020? What are buyers looking for in a high-end property?

The island of Capri is famous for a reason and really is one of Italy's most prestigious destinations. As well as being a magnet for the rich and famous, the island is also full of history and beauty, perfectly represented by this beautiful villa on a hillside in the centre of Capri.

It is unlikely that the luxury property sector in Italy will experience a crisis after the coronavirus pandemic, mainly because this sector affects a target of buyers with high spending availability.

The ever-increasing trend of teleworking could mean that more and more people choose to a move away from Italy's largest cities, destinations that have been popular up until now as they tend to house the offices and headquarters of large companies.

Italy is home to some of the world's most impressive landscapes, including stunning coastline, lush green countryside and beautiful lakes amongst others.

How much do you have to pay to register a rental contract in Italy? What are the costs involved? Let's have a look at everything you need to know, according to the Italian Inland Revenue. For the registration of a rental contract in Italy you have to pay the registration tax and stamp duty.

Porto Rotondo is located between the Gulf of Cugnana and the Gulf of Marinella, 13km north of Olbia in Sardinia.