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Public transportation is well-developed, allowing for seamless connectivity to Florence, Venice, and Milan. If you're after authentic Italian experiences mixed with modern conveniences, Bologna is an impressive choice.
1. Udine
Finally, topping the list is Udine, which has consistently ranked as the best place to live in Italy, thanks to its high quality of life standards. This lesser-known town offers the charm of both the mountains and the beach. It is well-regarded for safety, equality in job opportunities, and quality health services.