Lifestyle in Italy

Veneto, a gem of northeastern Italy, is world-renowned for the enchanting city of Venice. However, the region offers much more than its iconic canals and gondolas. Veneto is a treasure trove of charming towns, scenic landscapes, and cultural landmarks waiting to be explored.

Finding an English-speaking doctor in Italy can be crucial for expats, tourists, and anyone who prefers to communicate their health concerns in English. Italy offers a high standard of healthcare, but the language barrier can be a challenge.

Italy, with its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine, has long been a favoured destination for expatriates from around the globe.

In museums around the world, priceless works of art are preserved: these institutions are essential for public access to art. Today, every city has at least one place to display artworks, but which is the oldest museum in the world?

Tourism in Italy continues to grow. Following a positive start to 2024 – with a 3.8% increase in stays at accommodation facilities in the first five months of the year – summer forecasts are also looking promising.

Italy has a lot to offer for water sport lovers, especially those who want to have a go at surfing, scuba diving or snorkelling in the Mediterranean.

Naples is a city where history and tradition can be felt in every corner. This is why almost every stone holds a story often steeped in religion, mysteries, and anecdotes.

The Lake Como Greenway, also known as the Greenway of Lario, is a pedestrian route that stretches along the western shore of the lake for about 10 kilometres.

Cefalù, a beautiful town in the province of Palermo, offers a unique combination of history, culture, and natural beauty. A beloved seaside destination, it is also a place where you can consider living year-round.

Streets in cities serve for the passage of people, but this isn't always the case, especially in this village in Abruzzo which is home to the narrowest street in Italy.

Verona is not only the city of Romeo and Juliet, but a place where history, culture and legends are intertwined in a fascinating and perhaps unique way. Besides the best-known places and stories, however, there are also many curiosities and interesting facts to discover and unusual places to visit.

With the arrival of spring, bathing season is just around the corner, as both locals and tourists get ready to spend time at the beach in Italy. But when can you start swimming in Italy? Find out here when Italy's beaches open in 2024.

With a variety of destinations ranging from world-famous art cities to small pearls nestled along the coast, Italy continues to attract tourists and travellers from all over the world. The propensity of large cities for tourism, such as Venice, Rome, Milan or Florence, is well known.

Biccari is a small village in the heart of the Sub-Apennines of Dauno in Puglia, a village rich in history and traditions. In this village in the province of Foggia, 1 euro houses offer the possibility to rediscover the wonder of the Italian countryside.

Milan is a city that with its secrets and anecdotes offers a surprising journey through time and history. Many facts about the Lombard capital are well known, but others are obscure even to the locals.

If Rome is the largest Italian municipality in terms of surface area, measuring around 1287 km2, to find the smallest town in Italy, we have to travel south to the Amalfi Coast. Italy's smallest town is Atrani, and measures just 0.1206 km2.

Venice is implementing a 5 euro entry fee for day-trippers on specific dates throughout 2024, starting from April 25th, a public holiday in Italy. This trial initiative aims to alleviate the strain of mass tourism on the iconic canal city.

Embark on a journey to the heart of Italy, where crystal-clear waters embrace the grandeur of the Alps and rolling hills. The Italian lakes are sanctuaries of natural beauty and paradises for families seeking an unforgettable escape.

Italy is the land of the sun: its geographical position allows for many days of sunshine per year in both the South and the North. However, for meteorological reasons, some cities boast more hours of sunshine than others.

Italy is home to the world's smallest house, called La casa del Dispetto (The House of Spite), a fascinating construction that is only a few metres in size. What most people are not aware of is that this building was erected by its owner as an insult to his neighbour.

Often when we book a holiday stay our search focuses on accommodation with bed and breakfast. Breakfast traditions across Europe vary widely, reflecting the diverse cultures and culinary preferences of each region.

Embark on a journey to discover the perfect time for an Italian adventure, balancing sublime weather, tourist presence, costs, and vibrant local festivities.

Sanremo, also known as San Remo, is a well-known city on the Italian Riviera, famous for its beautiful coastline, mild climate, and cultural events such as the Sanremo Music Festival. However, there are many other reasons why Sanremo is famous that you may not know about.

Milan solidifies its status as an increasingly international destination, particularly highlighted by Time Out magazine's recognition of the Isola district among the top 10 'coolest' neighbourhoods in the world to live in.