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Published: 20 Nov, 2023 CET.
Updated: Tue 21 Nov 2023 11:02 CET
Big city or small town? North or south? Italy is a diverse country - so which areas do international residents recommend?
A new survey has ranked Rome and Milan as the very 'worst' cities in the world for international residents to move to. Meanwhile, another study found that the smaller northern Italian cities of Bolzano and Trento offer residents the highest quality of life in the country.
Such studies are interesting, but they have their limitations, so we'd like to hear directly from The Local's readers who have relocated to Italy about what they would say is the best part of Italy to live in.
If you'd like to recommend (or otherwise give us your opinion of) the part of Italy you live in, please fill out our short survey below to share your thoughts, which we may include in a future article.
If the survey doesn't show up below, click here to take part.
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A new survey has ranked Rome and Milan as the very 'worst' cities in the world for international residents to move to. Meanwhile, another study found that the smaller northern Italian cities of Bolzano and Trento offer residents the highest quality of life in the country.
Such studies are interesting, but they have their limitations, so we'd like to hear directly from The Local's readers who have relocated to Italy about what they would say is the best part of Italy to live in.
If you'd like to recommend (or otherwise give us your opinion of) the part of Italy you live in, please fill out our short survey below to share your thoughts, which we may include in a future article.
If the survey doesn't show up below, click here to take part.
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