Sicily has long captivated those dreaming of a life in the Mediterranean. With its stunning coastline, historic towns, exceptional food and wine, and a pace of life that balances tradition with modern comforts, the island already ranks high among lifestyle destinations in Italy.
Sicily is one of the most captivating destinations in the Mediterranean, offering a unique blend of history, culture and breathtaking landscapes. Among its many treasures are 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites – places of outstanding cultural or natural importance that you won’t want to miss.
Planning a beach escape to Tuscany? Giglio Island is one of the most scenic destinations in the Tuscan Archipelago, famous for its crystal-clear waters, unspoilt nature, and postcard-worthy beaches.
Italy is home to more than 350 beautiful islands, each offering its own unique charm, lifestyle, and landscape. From the sun-soaked beaches of Sicily and Sardinia to the exclusive hideaways of the Tuscan Archipelago, there’s no shortage of idyllic locations to find your dream home.
From the turquoise waters of Sardinia to the timeless beauty of Sicily, Southern Italy and its islands remain among the most sought-after destinations for luxury property buyers seeking lifestyle and long-term investment opportunities.According to the latest “Market Report Italy 2025” by Engel &
For 2025, the Region of Sardinia has strengthened its anti-depopulation measures, making available, among other initiatives, a monthly payment of €600 for each child born, adopted or fostered in small towns with up to 5,000 inhabitants.
The thought of living in Sicily is about more than just moving to an island in Italy. It’s about stepping into a place that has been a crossroads of the Mediterranean for thousands of years. The layers of its past are everywhere, from ancient Greek ruins to Norman cathedrals and Baroque towns.
With its sapphire waters, pristine coves, and timeless Mediterranean charm, Costa Smeralda remains one of Italy’s most coveted addresses for luxury real estate.
In 2025, 1 euro houses in Italy continue to attract the attention of many people from around the world.
Buying a 1 euro house in Italy has become a highly sought-after opportunity, and in 2025, Sicily remains one of the top regions offering this unique chance.
Sicily is not just about the sea and beaches: there are many mountain areas full of charm and tradition that offer a peaceful and authentic lifestyle. Living in the mountains in Sicily means enjoying breathtaking landscapes, fresh air, and a slower pace of life, far from the chaos of the cities.
2025 brings good news for residents of Sicily and Sardinia, who will receive financial support to counter rising flight costs. In both regions, this bonus is becoming a permanent measure and includes a refund that varies depending on the region of origin and specific eligibility criteria.
Some places are so unique they seem to belong to another world: the small Sicilian village of Centuripe is one of them. Located in the province of Enna, this beautiful town is perched on a hilltop overlooking the Simeto Valley.
Italy's Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) is one of the most beloved and appreciated tourist destinations in Sardinia and all of Italy. The reason is simple: here, you’ll find some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the sea is crystal clear.
Sicily is a land of a thousand facets, a 360-degree tourist destination, perfect for lovers of culture, art, and the sea. There are numerous places to visit, each offering new and interesting aspects to discover.
Sicily, with its rich historical and cultural heritage, stunning beaches, and breathtaking landscapes, offers a wide variety of experiences for every type of holiday.
Southern Italy is a captivating blend of ancient history and vibrant fashionable culture.
The Santa Barbara Mining Trail is an enchanting trekking route in Sardinia that traverses places of extraordinary natural and historical beauty, providing a unique experience for nature, history, and culture enthusiasts.
With its historic monuments, colourful neighbourhoods, and delicious cuisine, Cagliari offers a unique experience. For many, it is simply a point of arrival in Sardinia, as it hosts an international airport. However, there are indeed many things to see and do in Cagliari.
Sardinia, the second-largest island in the Mediterranean, is a gem that promises an extraordinary lifestyle. Nestled between Italy, Spain, and the North African coast, Sardinia offers a blend of enchanting landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture.
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, is a place where nature and history converge to create scenes of rare beauty. Among the wonders of this city, the seaside resorts undoubtedly represent the most beautiful part and offer unmissable attractions for anyone choosing to visit this island.
Italy's allure extends far beyond its famous cities and bustling tourist hotspots. Tucked away amidst the azure waters of the Mediterranean lie hidden gems waiting to be explored by intrepid travellers seeking tranquillity and authenticity.
Italy continues to see more and more 1 euro houses for sale in 2024. It is an initiative that has spread very rapidly with the aim of combating the phenomenon of abandonment and decay of houses in certain rural or urban areas across the country.
The Island of Elba is not only the largest island in the Tuscan Archipelago, but one of the largest in Italy. It is a very heterogeneous island that can incredibly alternate between crystal-clear sea, long beaches, small coves and mountainous environments.
The Tremiti Islands are a real jewel off the Adriatic Sea. This archipelago consists of five islands: San Domino, San Nicola, Capraia, Cretaccio and Pianosa.
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