Official Italian data for expats and retirees on where to live, what it costs and how it is taxed, sourced and dated, down to every comune. Read it yourself, or hand it to your AI assistant.
79%of a typical comune's mapped locations can get fibre to the home, but in 463 comuni fewer than 1 in 10 can
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Open the map →€566/m²in Biella, the cheapest province in Italy, with the other 109 on the same page
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A practical guide to living in Italy as an expat: how to narrow 7,894 towns to a shortlist using house prices, climate, regional healthcare and well-being data, following an American couple's search across Puglia, Sicily and Abruzzo.
79%of a typical comune's mapped locations can get fibre to the home, but in 463 comuni fewer than 1 in 10 can
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Italy’s 7% tax regime can make retirement significantly more affordable. But where you qualify — and what life actually looks like there — can make all the difference.
€566/m²in Biella, the cheapest province in Italy, with the other 109 on the same page
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Open the map →59 layers, from 10 institutions, among them ISTAT, the Agenzia delle Entrate, the MEF, Eurostat and the Ministero della Salute. Each one is published at the level its source measures it, from comune up to province, region or European NUTS region, and each one states that level, when it was collected and how much of Italy it covers.
Every layer we hold: what it measures, which institution it came from, when it was last refreshed, and how much of the country it covers.
Explore the data →Every page here has a version written for machines. Connect an assistant once, then ask your questions in your own words. It reads the same sourced and dated figures you do.
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