For many people, moving abroad for their retirement is a lifelong dream. Vacations in their favorite destinations may have led to a desire to spend their later years in a particular country or region. The lifestyle and surroundings may also appeal to them. There are many people who have visited Italy regularly who decide that it is where they would like to settle once they have given up work and have fewer family commitments. If this is something that appeals to you, then you may wonder where the best places are to retire in Italy. Here are five of the top retirement locations in this country.
- Abruzzo
It is the beautiful surroundings in Abruzzo that attract people to live in this region. There are stunning coastlines, forested hills, and snow-capped mountains to admire. Abruzzo boasts some of the best beaches in Italy and picturesque ancient villages. Abruzzo was once listed in the top 12 places to retire in the world.
- Le Marche
Retirees like Le Marche because it is similar to Tuscany in terms of the landscape and the lifestyle but it is significantly cheaper. Therefore, if the cost of living is an important consideration for you, then Le Marche is an option worth considering. Le Marche boasts a mountain backdrop, an Adriatic Sea coastline, pretty villages, a good transportations system and excellent local cuisine.
- Piedmont
As Piedmont is a region that is closer to the rest of Europe, may people who are fond of traveling choose to live here so they can enjoy everything Italy offers while also exploring other areas of Europe. The standard of living in Piedmont is excellent and the region is home to three UNESCO world Heritage Sites; Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato.
- Tuscany
Tuscany remains one of the most popular regions for international investors and is often considered the jewel of Italy. It is the beauty of the region that people find appealing. On the downside, the popularity of this region and everything it offers mean that it is one of the most expensive places to retire in Italy.
- Sicily
Sicily is known as God’s kitchen because of the amazing cuisine on the island. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and has many archaeological sites. Although it is an Italian island, there are both Greek and African influences. It is one of the cheapest Italian locations to buy property for your retirement.
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