What is it like to live in Italy?

It is NOT impossible if you really, really want to live and work here but just be aware – it ain't no cakewalk. read more

Living like a local (eating local produce, drinking local wine, using public transportation) makes living in Italy very affordable. Obviously, how much it costs to live in Italy will depend on your own lifestyle and where you choose to settle. read more

Keep in mind that, if you live at your parents house rent-free that salary could be fine but if like most of us, expect to pay around 300-400 euros for a room in a shared apartment in or around the city, it’s absolutely not near enough to afford a place on your own. read more

4. Aperitivo is like “happy hour” where people grab a snack and a drink usually from a cafe or somewhere like Kitch. 5. Men are really touchy-feely here. If you’re a dude prepare yourself to be kissed and hugged a lot by other dudes. You’ll live. 6. You cannot go into a church without your shoulders covered. read more