Italian cities

In Florence you can find an old Franciscan monastery dating from the 15th century that has been converted into a modern luxury hotel. The Hotel San Michele, part of the Belmond chain, boasts a façade attributed to Michelangelo himself. The façade is surrounded by lush forests and terraced gardens.

Milan continues to be the most demanded city in Italy. Property prices in this northern Italian city have risen by 7.6%. In the Brera-Napoleone area the difference recorded is even up to 25.6%.

Bobbio, in the province of Piacenza, has been elected the most beautiful village in Italy.

When Italian villages started selling houses for one euro, the world stopped - the deal seemed too good to be true. But this latest offer from Italy is not far behind.

Tourists love them and the students who have lived there for a while on Erasmus never forget them: they are the 5 best known university cities in Italy and today we’re counting them down. These university cities are beautiful, active, full of art in every corner and lively with events, exhibitions

The luxury real estate sector in Italy has not been affected by the economic crisis because it affects a high-income target audience, according to this snapshot of the Italian luxury real estate market by Tecnocasa. Tecnocasa say that customers with a higher spending power and more money are attrac

Matera has been proclaimed European Capital of Culture 2019.

Property sales increased in major Italian cities in the first nine months of 2018, according to data from the research centre Centro Studi di Abitare Co., which analysed trends in the real estate market for new homes in the main Italian metropolitan cities (Rome, Milan, Turin, Naples, Genoa, Florenc

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The 2018 Quality of Life ranking leaves little room for doubt – living in the centre of a small Italian city gives added value from many different points of view.

From north to south, here are all the best designer outlets and malls not to be missed around Italy. Want to buy something unique without spending a fortune? Want to make purchases and go home loaded with bags?

Christmas is just a few weeks away and every Italian city is preparing to celebrate this holiday in style. As tradition dictates, there will be lights, decorations and the inevitable Christmas markets.

According to a study carried out by idealista, real estate investment in Italy is increasingly profitable, with the returns on renting out both residential and commercial property rising across the board.

In the real estate market in Italy, which began to show signs of recovery in the first part of 2018, the three main Italian cities of Milan, Rome and Naples stand out in terms of property sales.

There are places whose beauty makes them seem unreal, as if they had been created by an artist or as a stage for a theatrical show. In Italy there are many places that we could classify as "too beautiful to be true" and today we present you with 5 of them.

The floods of recent weeks have sparked a debate about prevention and reconstruction costs in Italy. Who pays for the disaster? What insurance coverage and state funds are provided?

When it comes to high street fashion, the Italian retail market ranks sixth place in the world (after Hong Kong), with the standard bearer for Italian shopping being the Via Montenapoleone street in Milan.

Everyone enjoys a good pasta dish, but there's just so many types to choose from. Pack your suitcase and set off to discover some of the most popular and typical pasta dishes in Italy, region by region, those specialties that are immediately associated with a specific location.There are many re

Italy is famous for its many fashion streets, the streets where the shops of the best international fashion brands and designers are present.

A veritable treasure chest of history and tradition that mixes respect for the past with the desire to have fun and the multiculturalism of the new generations – this, and much more, is Monti.

Italy, the Belpaese or 'beautiful country', is an amazing open-air museum. A substantial percentage of the world's cultural treasures are gathered here.

In the first half of 2018, the profitability of the short-term rental sector increased in comparison with the same period last year, according to the third Halldis Short-Term Rental Observatory.

If you really want to know the culture and history of a country in detail, soaking in its art and immersing yourself in its traditions, you simply have to visit its museums.

The Italian residential real estate market continues to grow.

Italy is the undisputed home of opera.