Puglia, located in southern Italy, offers a wealth of stunning coastal towns, picturesque landscapes, and delicious culinary delights. Here are some must-visit areas and towns in Puglia for beach lovers, explorers, and food enthusiasts:   1. Polignano a Mare Known for its dramatic cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Polignano a Mare boasts stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Here’s what makes Polignano a Mare a must-visit destination: Old Town and Limestone Cliffs: – The oldest part of the town lies on limestone cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the sea. The white houses cli ..read more

Relocating to Italy can be an exciting opportunity, and finding a job is an important part of the process. Here are some steps and recommendations to help you get started: Research the Job Market When considering a career move to Italy or seeking new opportunities within the country, it’s essential to research the job market thoroughly. This involves understanding the economic landscape, identifying growth industries, and recognizing the regions where specific skills are in high demand. Economic Landscape and Job Market Trends Italy’s economy is diverse, with a strong presence in manufacturing ..read more

Set off on an 8-day adventure across the Amalfi Coast, including excursions to Sorrento, Capri, Pompeii and Herculaneum. Day 1-2: Positano Positano is a visually stunning village on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, characterized by its vibrant cascade of cliffside houses and tranquil beaches. Its labyrinthine streets lead to historical sites such as Grotto La Porta, which evidences its Upper Paleolithic origins and later Roman influence. The culturally rich architecture, including the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its Byzantine Black Madonna, reflects the diverse influences over the centuries. Once ..read more

Birthday of Rome 19-21 April 2024 at Circus Maximus April 18, 2024 – 8:09 PM On the occasion of the 2777th Birthday of Rome, the area of the Circus Maximus hosts the traditional activities of the Roman Historical Group with representations of ancient rites and festivals, gladiator shows, and historical reenactments. Three days of culture, history, love, and tradition characterized by the setup of the usual Imperial and Republican Castrum where meetings with authors, music, exhibitions, and educational workshops for children will take place. The Most Anticipated Events Friday 19 at 7:30 PM in C ..read more

Before You Leave: Compliance with Regulations 1. Microchip Identification Before relocating, ensure your pet has a microchip that complies with ISO Standard 11784 or Annex A to ISO Standard 11785. If your pet’s microchip does not meet these standards, you may need to bring a compatible reader, contact the EU Port of Entry for assistance, or have a compliant microchip implanted by your veterinarian. 2. Rabies Vaccination Pets must be vaccinated against rabies at least 21 days before departure. Keep in mind that pets younger than 12 weeks old, or between 12 and 16 weeks old who have not waited 2 ..read more

In 2024, the Baths of Caracalla in Rome welcomed the return of water through a remarkable installation named ‘Lo Specchio’ (‘The Mirror’). This contemporary feature, measuring 42 meters by 32 meters, creates a reflective surface that mirrors the grandeur of the ancient ruins, offering a visual connection between Rome’s storied past and its present. The pool is not an attempt to recreate the historical baths but rather to evoke the essence of the site. Cultural officials, including Daniela Porro, the special superintendent for cultural affairs in Rome, have expressed that the reintroduction of ..read more

Italy, embracing the modern work culture of digital nomads, has introduced a comprehensive set of rules for non-EU digital nomads seeking to enter the Italian landscape. The interministerial decree, a testament to Italy’s progressive stance, offers a detailed guide for these skilled individuals who blend the art of living with the science of remote working. Digital Nomads: Entry Rules for Non-EU Workers in Italy Published in the Official Journal No. 79 on April 4, 2024, the interministerial decree outlines the rules for entry and stay in Italy for non-EU digital nomads. These are non-EU worker ..read more

Italy stands as a crossroads of culture, history, and innovation. For freelancers around the globe, the Italian Self-Employment Visa (Visto per Lavoro Autonomo) opens the door to a world where work-life balance is as integral to the culture as espresso and la passeggiata. Updated for 2024, here’s what you need to know about taking your freelance career to Italy. A Visa for the Independent Professional Italy’s Self-Employment Visa caters to non-EU citizens who wish to engage in independent professional activities within its borders. Whether your field is regulated or unregulated, this visa prov ..read more

Embarking on a new life in Italy brings the excitement of exploring local flavors and the necessity of setting up a comfortable home. That’s why we’ve created this Guide to Grocery and Household Goods Shopping in Italy to help you shop like a local, offering insights into discounted prices and the most reliable home goods. Grocery Store Chains Coop: With a widespread presence throughout Italy, Coop offers a wide range of products, including foods, consumer goods, and household items. Known for their quality and reliability, they provide services like online shopping, home delivery, and various ..read more

Renowned for its cultural heritage and economic potential, Italy is opening its doors to worldwide investors via the Investor Visa for Italy. This article delves into the intricacies of the Investor Visa, outlining the opportunities it presents and the procedures that accompany it. Since December 2017, non-EU citizens who intend to invest in strategic assets for the development and competitiveness of the Italian System can apply for a special, biennial visa. This visa features a digital, simple, and fast release procedure. Law No. 232 of 11 December 2016, known as the “2017 Budget Law,” introd ..read more