Italian villages

The village of Biccari is located in Apulia, in the province of Foggia. A town of 2,600 inhabitants with a medieval feel, it is surrounded by rich and fertile nature (such as Lake Pescara and Mount Cornacchia).

Can you still buy a house in Italy for 1 euro in Italy in 2024? The answer is a definite yes, with 1 euro houses in Italy still stealing the headlines this year. As Italy's abandoned villages continue in their quest to repopulate, new schemes are also emerging.

Can I still buy a house in Sicily for 1 euro? Buying a 1 euro house in Italy has never been more popular and today we're focusing on one particular region where a large number of the 1 euro homes for sale listings can be found in 2024: Sicily.

Italy is renowned for its rich culinary traditions, diverse regional dishes, and a deep appreciation for high-quality ingredients. Italian cuisine is characterised by its simplicity, emphasising fresh, seasonal produce and the use of olive oil, garlic, and herbs.

Italy is a country with very varied landscapes: from the crystal-clear sea of southern Italy to the imposing Dolomites. Travelling to the northern extremes of the country, today we're taking a trip to the northernmost village in Italy.

Venice fascinates visitors from all over the world. However, there are plenty of things to see around the capital of Veneto. There are many villages and historic hamlets in the surrounding area that are definitely worth a visit.

Rome, the capital, is a treasure trove of history, culture and beauty. But the magic is not limited to the city. Around Rome, in fact, there are several places worth visiting for their uniqueness and charm.

1 euro houses in Italy are becoming an increasingly international affair, with interested buyers heading to Italy to get their hands on one of these properties.

The list of small Italian villages that are offering properties for sale at the symbolic price of 1 euro is growing in 2023. After initially launching the project in 2022, you can now buy 1 euro houses in Chiaromonte (in the province of Potenza) in Basilicata.

The area of Fornace Zarattini, a hamlet in the municipality of Ravenna, has been one of the hardest hit by the floods that dramatically affected Emilia-Romagna in recent weeks.