If you’ve ever had your train slide onto a ferry in Messina, or travelled by rail along the eastern bank of Lake Como to Milan, you’ll know that Italy loves its trains, and with good reason. For home owners, traveling to their property in Italy by train, either from the UK or an Italian airport, is relatively simple, and getting even easier.
When asked about living in Italy, I tend to answer based on my own experience. As a Brit abroad, questions about weather, taxes, food costs, healthcare, heating, safety and whether Italians speak English, often pop up. To help you on your journey to becoming an Italian homeowner, I’ve written down some FAQs and answered them as best as I can.
There are many beautiful seaside towns in Southern Italy, where you can enjoy sun, sea and sparkling clear waters. The Italian coastline has everything from cliffs to long stretches of beach backed by dunes. There are also incredible sea caves and coves to discover.
If the key to your heart is through your stomach, you’ll be spoilt for choice in Italy! The country is renowned for using local produce to create incredible dishes of flavour. Each region has its culinary specialities and for foodies, this information could influence your property search!
It’s well known that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest on the planet, as well as among the easiest to prepare. But Italian cuisine can also make you happier and live a longer life.
