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While the coastal views and lush landscapes are enticing, living here isn’t without its challenges. The limited space, especially during the tourism season, leads to crowded conditions and inflated property prices. Renting long-term is advisable to avoid the high holiday rates, with property prices starting from €500,000. If you dream of a slower lifestyle surrounded by nature, consider smaller towns in the region, like Ravello.
9. Florence
Florence, the capital of Tuscany, captures hearts with its Renaissance history, vibrant culinary scene, and fantastic art. It’s a hub for digital nomads, thanks to its growing number of coworking spaces and reliable wifi. With around 100,000 expats residing here, you’ll never be short of things to explore—or people to connect with.