living in italy

Looking for an international internship in Italy? The Nato Defence College offers paid internships in Rome for university students and recent graduates from Nato member countries. The five-month programme includes …

Every trip to Italy comes with one big promise: unforgettable food. Visitors dream about warm focaccia, creamy mozzarella, fragrant basil, silky prosciutto, and tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes. They …

Travellers planning to move around Italy on 11 and 12 June 2026 should prepare for possible delays, cancellations and service disruptions after several railway unions confirmed industrial action affecting train …

Italy’s ISCRO scheme (Indennità Straordinaria di Continuità Reddituale e Operativa) continues in 2026 as a targeted income support measure for self-employed workers. It is designed to help freelancers and professionals …

Planning everyday life in Italy can be surprisingly different from what many people expect. The country has become much more flexible over the last decade, but opening hours still follow …

For a few days, Palermo has become much more than one of the Mediterranean’s most fascinating cities. The Sicilian capital has found itself at the center of international media attention …

Buying a home near a lake in Italy remains one of the most attractive real estate choices in Europe. Prices vary sharply depending on location. Northern lakes such as Garda, …

EU car inspections are changing, and drivers should pay attention. The most alarming headlines focus on huge fines and the idea of a new annual inspection for older cars. But …

Living alone in Italy on €1,500 a month is still possible in 2026, but not everywhere. That is the key point. A net monthly income of €1,500 may sound acceptable …

Best places for Italy’s June 2 long weekend are already becoming a useful travel question for 2026. The reason is simple: Festa della Repubblica, Italy’s Republic Day, falls on Tuesday, …