Italy with children

Starting a new life in Italy is a dream for so many, and although it may seem like a romantic ideal, there is no reason why expats shouldn’t consider making Italy their home.

Cherry blossoms, known as "fiori di ciliegio" in Italian, are admired for their beauty and symbolism in Italy.

Carnival in Italy is a vibrant and lively celebration that takes place in the weeks leading up to Lent, which is the 40-day period of fasting and reflection before Easter. The exact dates of Carnival vary each year, as they are determined by the lunar calendar.

If you want to see amazing mountains in Europe, Italy is a great place to go. It has both the Alps and the Dolomites, which are some of the most beautiful mountains not only in Europe but in the whole world. And where there are mountains, there's skiing.

Italians take very seriously three things: food, family, and faith. So, Christmas, which is all about these three, is super important in Italy. Every family has its own traditions, especially depending on where they live in Italy.

Autumn has arrived, ushering in the most inviting and colorful season of the year. During these autumnal months, Mother Nature showcases her finest display, as leaves transition into a comforting palette of warm hues.

Italy is home to numerous beautiful beaches that are perfect for families, and we are on a mission to discover some of the best beaches in Italy known for their family-friendly atmosphere and amenities. Beaches in Italy that are especially family friendly are awarded Green Flags, making it easier t

Italy’s healthcare system has a good reputation, especially when it comes to pregnancy and giving birth. In spite of this, the healthcare system in Italy can be overwhelming and somewhat confusing for first-time users, particularly when it involves something as important as pregnancy.

Italy's unemployed mothers' bonus (also known as the municipalities' maternity allowance) has been confirmed for 2023.

Changes are on the way for parental leave in Italy thanks to the Meloni government. As announced by the prime minister herself during a press conference on the 2023 budget law, the move establishes an extra month of optional maternity leave starting in 2023 paid at 80 per cent.