Sunset over Vieste on Italy’s Adriatic coast in Puglia, one of the best places to retire in Italy for an affordable lifestyle. Looking for the best places to retire? Why not consider Italy. A new ...

Looking for La Dolce Vita? A new Quality of Life report reveals that the Italian provinces where people live best are all located in the north of the country, with Milan leading the pack. I have lived ...

Italy has a way of getting under your skin. Maybe you picture a small place in the Tuscan hills, a stylish flat in Milan, or a neighbourhood café in Rome where the barista knows your order. For a lot ...

For those living abroad and considering the purchase of a second home, Italy represents a choice that combines artistic heritage, a temperate climate and quality services. The country offers modern ...

Retiring in Italy still has huge appeal in 2026: slower rhythms of life, strong community culture, walkable historic centres and genuinely good food that doesn’t feel like a “treat”. However, moving ...

I left the U.S. for Italy more than 20 years ago My love affair with the country began in 2003. I was a junior in college spending a semester abroad, and almost immediately, I knew that I had to stay.

For a long time, I've dreamed of moving to Italy — and finally, I'm feeling ready to take that step. Before I get a more permanent visa, I'm doing a 90-day trial run in my favorite city, Naples.

Growing up in a military family generally means a couple of things: lots of moving around and exposure to many different cultures. Some families get luckier than others with these moves and in 1988 my ...