The most prosperous cities in Italy to live

The most prosperous cities in Italy to live

1. Rome

• As one of the most attractive cities in the world, you won't be surprised to see Rome at the top of our list. This city is rich in history and culture, with an incredible number of galleries and statues - you are moving into a museum of art and culture! In addition, the city is the home to some of the world's most famous landmarks, for example, the Fontana di Trevi and the Colosseum, so there's plenty to keep you occupied!
  Here, you will also be spoiled for choice regarding food! Not only are the streets lined with excellent local Italian restaurants serving the best food across the country, but supermarkets are known to sell very fresh and organic fruits and vegetables!
  

• If you are looking for work in Italy, Rome is the best place for you. The city is home to the country's most significant number of ex-pats, and your ability to speak English will work in your favor when securing a job.
  Life in Rome is tranquil and Italian people are known to be very friendly and welcoming, which is always a huge benefit when traveling abroad.
  
  

2. Florence

• Florence is ranked as one of the most beautiful cities in the world by Forbes. Florence is a great place to live if you want a center of art, culture, and history. Fun fact - it's one of our manager's favorite cities worldwide!
  Florence is very popular because it combines a youthful and cosmopolitan atmosphere with traditional culture and the great history of Florence. It's a great place to live, with plenty to explore after hours and on weekends, like the infamous Florence Cathedral (Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore) or Ponte Vecchio - one of Florence's most magnificent bridges.

• The weather is a relaxing mix of subtropics and the Mediterranean, so they are no stranger to a bit of rain from time to time. Florence is not as big as other Italian cities, but it has everything you need. Getting from place to place is easy - Italians usually travel by bike or with the traditional Italian Vespa (an Italian brand of scooters), so be sure to invest in one of these, and then you will truly live the Italian dream!
  
  

3. Tuscany

• If you want to escape from the exciting city life, Tuscany is the perfect place. Home to stunning beaches that stretch alongside cliffs and the most spectacular coastline, Tuscany is often referred to as Classic Italy.
  This region of Italy is rich in Renaissance culture and art. If you're the more artistic type, one of the many "art cities" in Tuscany (such as Pisa, Arezzo, and Siena) might be the perfect place for you! Many medieval hamlets and villages in Tuscany burst with historical legacy, with countless churches, monasteries, castles, palaces, museums, art galleries, and fortifications.
  

• Like Rome, life in Tuscany is relatively slow. There is also a large ex-pat community, making it easy for newcomers to settle in. A taste of home and some special talk!
  
  

4. Sardinia

• Sardinia offers ex-pats the ultimate island experience, with 2,000 kilometers of white sand and the most transparent waters in Italy - what more could you dream of? Here, you can find an array of sandy and rocky beaches, gorgeous cliffs, and shaded coves.
  This is a popular place for ex-pats as there is plenty to do. Foodies and wine lovers come from far and wide to enjoy Sardinia's famous culinary culture and award-winning vineyards. There are also many international festivals held here every year. These celebrate everything from photography to music and theater, so there's an event for everyone.
  
• Sardinia might be your place if you are looking for a home rich in history and culture. Home to over 10,000 historical sites and monuments dating back to the Nuragic civilization, there is plenty to explore. In addition, since Sardinia is an island, many of its unique traditions have remained the same over centuries and are still celebrated.
  As expected, Sardinia offers a slow and quiet "village lifestyle," but it gets busier during the summer because it is a famous tourist city with many attractions. So if the slow and peaceful way of living suits you, check out Sardinia!
  
  

5. Milan

• This diverse and vibrant city is often referred to as the world's fashion capital. Milan offers grand vistas with year-round entertainment for those looking for an exciting urban lifestyle. Home to over 17,000 local restaurants, you are in an ideal location to experience authentic Italian cuisine. There are also plenty of shopping opportunities, especially at fashion stores, and plenty of sights to do, with many museums and art galleries ready to explore.
  
• This city is also very well connected, with high-speed rail connections, flights, and motorways to the rest of the world and other major Italian destinations. Only 45 minutes from Lake Como and Lake Garda, close to the coast and not far from the Alps, there is plenty to explore and do around Milan.
  Milan is a little faster than Rome and Florence, so if you're looking for the real deal with the hustle and bustle of city life, this sounds like the perfect home for you.