Tuscany – the lesser known mystical Lunigiana
Anyone who has gone or is planning to go to Tuscany will certainly know the classic famous places like Florence and its Uffizi Gallery or Ponte Vecchio, Siena, Arezzo or…
Anyone who has gone or is planning to go to Tuscany will certainly know the classic famous places like Florence and its Uffizi Gallery or Ponte Vecchio, Siena, Arezzo or…
Roman cuisine is deeply rooted in the history of the Roman Empire and has evolved over the centuries, preserving a rich and varied culinary tradition. The cauponae, the ancient taverns,…
Tuscany is one of the best Italian regions in which to immerse oneself in autumn foliage. Especially the Garfagnana, in the province of Lucca, is a paradise for lovers of…
Here is a short practical guide. Buying a property in Italy doesn’t start very spectacularly. The easiest way is to obtain an Italian tax number – codice fiscale – from…
A wide-open mouth of hell with a staircase in front of it, an enigmatic female figure balancing on a turtle, fighting giants – around 80 kilometres north of Rome, a…
The Etruscans are an ancient people who settled in northern central Italy in the area of today’s regions of Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio in the period from about 1000 BC…
The Shroud of Turin, a precious linen cloth kept in Turin Cathedral, has been the object of devotion and intense scientific and religious debate for centuries. The cloth, approximately 441…
When buying a home in Italy, several taxes and fees are involved in the process. These can vary based on factors like the type of property, the buyer’s residency status, and whether it’s a first or second home.
An insight into regional architectural styles and their impact on real estate values.
Italy offers a diverse range of regions that can be attractive for real estate investment, depending on your goals—whether it’s for vacation rental, long-term appreciation, or personal use. Here are some of the top areas to consider