Italian cities

From the redevelopment of the Manifattura Tabacchi in Florence comes Zenit, a new residential project consisting of 34 housing units with a sophisticated design that respects the industrial heritage.

The top 10 of the districts attracting the most interest for those who want to buy a house in Italy sees, as in the previous quarter, Italy's capital as the big protagonist. Rome, in fact, places three districts on the podium in the ranking of the most sought-after in the first three months of 2024: Centro, Prati and Appio Latino.

In a complex economic context, the city of Rome is undergoing transformation. Rome has always been a cosmopolitan city that today, thanks to PNRR and Jubilee funds, has the opportunity to transform itself and see entire areas reborn.

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.

The reconversion of the iconic Eurosky skyscraper in Rome has been completed, transformed into a residential building. 165 residential units, a total of 12,600 m2.

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.

Rome reigns supreme as the top destination for both home buyers and renters in Italy, according to the latest findings from a report by idealista/data. The Eternal City dominates the rankings, with eight districts claiming spots in the top ten.

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.

The prices of houses in Italy in the first quarter of 2024 recorded an increase of 0.6% compared to the same period last year, thus reaching an average price of 1,850 euros per square metre. As expected, the situation varies significantly depending on geographical area. In which municipalities are searches for a home most concentrated and where are properties most expensive?

Italian homes with private balconies and terraces are often characterised by their charming and functional design, blending aesthetics with practicality to make the most of the Mediterranean climate and lifestyle.

When deciding where to buy a place in the sun, there are lots of different factors that can influence your choice: is it a safe neighbourhood? Are there schools nearby? Is the gym within walking distance? If you’re guided more by exclusivity and price, though, this is the article for you.

The United States and Germany together account for around a third (31.6%) of foreign visits for luxury residential property on idealista, Italy's leading real estate portal.

Europe offers a diverse range of options for buying or renting a house, each with its unique charm, amenities, and lifestyle.

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.

Where is the best place to live in Italy for foreigners? The best cities to live in Italy are definitely places to consider when moving abroad as an expat.

Vienna tops the list of cities with the best quality of life in 2023/2024, followed by Zurich in second place, with Auckland and Copenhagen taking third and fourth places respectively. Geneva rounds out the top five, further confirming Switzerland's positive reputation for quality of life.

Italy enchants expats with its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. Whether you're drawn to the dynamic streets of Milan or the tranquil shores of Lake Como, Italy presents a tapestry of experiences catering to diverse lifestyles and preferences.

Verona is a city of art that absolutely must be discovered. Amid the medieval quarters, Roman remains and Scaliger buildings, there is really a lot to see.

Lombardy is a region full of fascinating cities and breathtaking landscapes, but one place in particular has something special: we are talking about Lecco.

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.

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.

Imperia, located on the beautiful coast of Liguria, offers a perfect mix of history, culture, gastronomy and breathtaking landscapes. Located on the Riviera di Ponente, it preserves the passage of time and different historical eras.