I really like what we said about, making sure that in your first year, you distract yourself from the stress by actually enjoying travelling the country itself. I am an expat living in Portugal, and we did a fair amount of travelling in our first year here. I agree with you that it helps balance out the negative and stressful experiences, particularly at the beginning.

The rhinoceros is a reproduction of the one from Fellini's film "And the Ship Sails On".

This video sucks. No direct information. Just a lot of blabbing about bs 👎

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Would you pick Treviso or Vicenza to stay in two nights?

I love it ♥️ Thanks.

Great thanks!

Incredible places.

Very interesting video, as usual. I didn't know villa La Petraia; I'm ashamed.

As always a wonderful video and already added these to my list as I am sure to experience them for myself while I am still here in this magical city of Firenze. Thankyou for sharing ❤

This is where my family came from. Many cousins still live there.

God bless France ❤

Studying in my 2nd year of master's at PoliMi. I am at this point convinced that the Italian educational system is a pile of shit, and rotten beyond redemption.

Thank you so much for the video. To be honest, I try to move there in autumn. Even I didn't move yet, to know about city like Monza, maybe, maybe it will help me next time. So, thank you!

Thank you for such informative video! I live in California and work remote. I plan to visit Italy next summer for vacation June-August and im interested in renting an apartment or house in Tuscany close distance to train stations that can connect me to the beaches in Ravenna, Rimini and Riccione area. Since I have a 6 year old who enjoys playing at the park a lot, i hope you can guide me what cities have the most parche giochi? Also what beaches in the Adriatic coast may have some entertainment for children. Grazie😊

Hi. Wonderful video! What time/month of the year this video was taken? I am planning to see Strasbourg by late March, early spring. I'd like to know what's the weather like.

Hey excellent video and great insight. Heading to Pisa and Lucca next week. So can’t wait. I was wondering how much is it to get into the temporary art gallery?

Where are you from

2 minutes 58 of you have to be happy to move abroad.....Can you please develop on that😅, what are the negatives aspects of living there ??

Wow! Thank you for this. 🙏Now I want to go back to Florence 😊and try new places to visit.

Timestamps next time please 😊

the burocracy is absolutely HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!. I need to renew my passport and the website NEVER works! Pathetic!!

The US is making me pretty sad right now, I dunno girllll

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and do not by any means overlook air pollution !!! Many cities in the north including Bergamo suffer from very high levels / dangerous levels of air pollution. Do your research before moving here.

It’s such a dream to live in Italy. I’m moving in 2027. Im targeting Lazio, or perhaps Abruzzo, Puglia for the 7% flat tax

It’s such a dream to live in Italy. I’m moving in 2027. Im targeting Lazio, or perhaps Abruzzo, Puglia for the 7% flat tax

Thank you for your video and honest opinion. 😊

What are your thoughts on Torino? I plan to retire to Italy in the next 5-10 years. I am pretty active as I am a workout nut job, but I want a place that is walkable and not have to worry about getting a car. Torino seems to get me away from the tourist centers. I am looking for decent size city, for amenities, etc. I will look at Bologna, Florence, Genoa, and maybe Rome. I want to be able to travel in Italy and around Europe as well, so a good connector for trains and airport that is nearby is key.

It's extremely hot in Florence in summer, the best thing in August is (if you have a car) you can get a car spot easily.

I live in Napoli and I love it here. Life is life , some problems don’t just disappear !

Propongo due città : Riva del Garda in estate e Venezia d'inverno però lontano dal "fiume" di turisti che va da piazzale Roma a piazza San Marco !

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I don't know if it's still the case, but in Bolzano you needed to speak German to get a job there.

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I'd love to live here, sadly it's mostly used as a tourist attraction...

Young lady is absolutely 100% correct.

Agree, young lady. I lived in Europe for many years. I love Europe. I moved back home to the US but I live in the Midwest in a small town with no crime. The Amish surround me there are so many good restaurants and fresh baked breads and cheeses, etc. I can be to a large city in an hour and a half and go to a five star hotel and watch a musical,etc. I had a very good friend who was single with a very good job and he moved several times. He lived abroad as well. He was always saying you know I think this next place I will be more happy there. I told him what I read by a famous author… Happiness is not a geographical location. That comes from within-- you take you…. Wherever you go.

You did not show the stage at the Teatro Olimpico, where the scenes are real masterpieces of Perspective.

Nothing in special here to visit.... Expect pisa tour...

Rows depending from period and places. The cost range for a specialist is 130-180 euros.

I'm afraid the WHO doesn't agree with you becuse it puts Italy as number 2 after France in its worldwide health care rankings. I accept its judgement rather than that of a private individual who certainly does not have the means or organisational tools in order to make an objective and analytically informed assessment of a national healthcare system.

I was in Bari for a week its a great city nice buzz there .