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　　Italy is the cradle of culture and arts in Europe, home of the Roman Empire and a major center of the Renaissance. Italy is also the country where the population has the highest life expectancy. Have you ever wondered which Italian city is the best place for you?We selected 20...

Milan0133311 350 000Generazione Mille EuroMilan is the capital of Lombardy and the second largest city in Italy. It is the economic center of northern Italy, enjoying the fastest pace of life in the country. From the ancient Domo Cathedral Square to the skyscrapers of Zaha Hadid, from the vintage market on the canal to the twice-yearly international fashion week, this city of history and modernity, tradition and fashion, has given the people who live here so many possibilities.You are a person who doesn't want to stop. You have high demands on yourself, but you never lose your art. Here, you can choose an exhibition in Sforza, a picnic in Sempio Park, a chat in a canal bar, a shopping trip in Autrace, a football match in the SAN Siro, or an opera by Scala. Enjoy it!/uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/1.png
Rome0321122 800 000Roman HolidayRome, the capital of Italy, is known as the 'eternal city' because of its long history. Rome still has a rich landscape of Renaissance and Baroque periods. In 1980, Rome's historic district was listed as a world heritage site. It is also the center of the Catholic church, more solemn with the blessing of the Vatican and the Pope. The life here is leisurely and exquisite, with a typical Italian style.You love history and art, also enjoy exploring and thinking. In Rome, follow in Audrey Hepburn's footsteps and have a movie date. From the Republica Square, cross Margot street, go to the fountain and drop a coin; Eat gelato in Piazza Espana, and go to the Pantheon for a cup of coffee; From the coliseum all the way to the bridge of the Holy Angels./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/2.png
Florence023321361 679A Room with a View"Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is the birthplace of the Renaissance and home to many cultural and historical celebrities. When Xu Zhimo went on vacation, he translated its name to be closer to the Italian word "duomo" because he saw the local scenery. Florence is recognized as an art city. The whole city is like a huge museum, with the valuable heritage of architecture, painting, sculpture, history, and science."Your whole body exudes the breath of art, and you have your own unique taste and opinions on things. Here, whether as an artist, daily visiting between the gallery and the academy or as an ordinary resident, walking through the city's museum with tripe bags and cappuccinos. It gives you the illusion that you are in heaven./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/3.png
Venice312322260 000The Tourist"Venice, a veritable floating city. It is made up of 118 islands and is connected by 177 waterways and 401 Bridges. Therefore, it is called "hundred island city" and "bridge city". There are so many canals that there is no traffic throughout Venice. Instead, there are unique water buses and gondolas. This is a romantic city full of mystery, with endless tourists and carnival."You like mystery and you like things that are different. Living in Venice, you might buy a boat and explore all its islands and the unknown. With the sea breeze every day, you'll be captivated by spaghetti with cuttlefish sauce, assorted seafood soup, cod platter and the seafood specialties of each island. Tips: Venice's pedestrian streets are very narrow, so do not eat too much!/uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/4.png
Naples331100970 000Marriage Italian-Style"Naples is the largest city in southern Italy and the most densely populated region in Italy. There is an Italian proverb, "look at Naples and die." Because seeing such a beautiful place is enough for a lifetime. Italians often say that the roots of Italian culture can only be traced back to Naples. The historic center of Naples has been listed as a world heritage site for the preservation of medieval, Renaissance and Baroque architectural designs."You are a down-to-earth person who enjoys life. In Naples, whether it's history, culture, art, music, or food, you can feel like a feast. The pace of life here is slow; A glass of lemonade, a slice of pizza and a play in the lazy hours make the perfect afternoon tea./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/5.png
Genoa323233580 000Amore Che Vieni, Amore Che VaiGenoa, the capital of the Ligurian region, a port city in northern Italy with a long history. It was one of the four great maritime republics of Italy and now is a vibrant modern city, with plenty of bathing beaches and seafood boats from every dock, providing a steady stream of delicacies for the city.You like the convenience and variety of big cities, but not the overcrowding and fast pace of life, so Genoa will be your first choice. Spend your free time basking in the sun on the reef and taking a dive. Even renting a yacht and putting on a show of speed and passion at sea is for you./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/6.png
Verona212222250 000Letters to JulietVerona, on the Vito Adige river in northern Italy. Founded in the first century BC, Verona is home to many of the cultural monuments of the Roman empire, the middle ages, and the Renaissance. It was listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in 2000. It is also known as the city of love because of the setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.You are a very romantic person. Even if the city is surrounded by countless couples every year, you won't mind. Riding a bicycle through the streets flooded with love, enjoying the opera in the amphitheater every night, is another kind of life./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/7.png
Aosta10100030 000All the Fault of ParadiseAosta is one of the most famous cities in northern Italy. Located at the foot of the Alps, in the Aosta valley, it is a typical mountain city. Despite its small size and small population, it has preserved all the traditions of Italian mountaineering. Every year, countless mountaineers and skiers come here to meet the challenges of the snowy mountains.You are a quiet person who enjoys both the slow pace of life and the thrill of exercise. In this snowy city, holding a cup of hot chocolate at home is a kind of happiness for you. Of course, you'll also enjoy the feeling of accomplishment and the rush from the top of the mountain./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/8.png
Alberobello03010011 000Che Bella GiornataAlberobello is a small city in the Puglia region of Italy. The Trullo architecture of the city is known worldwide for its use of the most primitive of human building methods, with roofs built-in conical shapes of flat grey stones. Locals are said to have built it to avoid paying taxes, taking the roof off to show that it is uninhabited. The limestone block houses are firm and dry, warm in winter and cool in summer. In 1996, it was listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. There is also a mysterious ancient astrology culture waiting for you to explore.You are a special person, somewhat introverted. Running a small shop in this slow, old hobbit-town, and living a peaceful, free life in the Trullo may be just what you want./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/9.png
Taranto331033200 000Il Paese Delle Spose InfeliciTaranto is the capital of the province of Taranto. It is also an important commercial port and naval base of Italy. It's a sports city where you can play every sport you can imagine; Running, scuba diving, kayaking, rock climbing, you name it. There are many special villages and delicious dishes, the most famous of which is mozzarella cheese.You are an energetic person with a passion for the outdoors. In this sports city, in the sea breeze and food company, I believe you will never feel tired./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/10.png
Siena02222350 000007:Quantum of SolaceSiena, located in the Tuscany region, is known as the most charming city in Italy. Its old city center was listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1995. Siena is also a mecca for music lovers, with summer classical concerts and jazz festivals attracting many visitors.You like the simple but extraordinary life. In Siena, you can feel the charm of the Italian language, eat the most authentic tiramisu, linger in the crafts market; Enjoy a leisurely time./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/11.png
Bolzano100003100 000Ötzi e Il Mistero del TempBolzano is located in northern Italy, at the crossroads of northern and southern Europe, between Verona and Munich, in a German-Italian bilingual area. It is a typical mountain city, combining German rigor with Italian romance. Surrounded by green shade, there are many ancient castles and a large number of mountain villas. Bolzano is an ideal city for many Italians, even if the cost of living is a bit high."You are the kind of person “who likes to stay and settle and enjoys slow growth" in the articles of Xi Murong. You have a soft spot for the slow life. At the same time, you are also a sports enthusiast, whether it is skiing, hiking in the mountains, or paragliding, you can find what you want here."/uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/12.png
Trieste311110200 000Fugitive in TriesteTrieste is one of the major ports of northeastern Italy, on the bay of Trieste. Under the influence of eastern European culture, this border town has formed a particularly exotic look. People say this is the least Italian Italian city. Surrounded by a Slavic nation, the city is less than five kilometers from the city center to Slovenia, and less than ten kilometers from Croatia. Its mixed history and diverse culture make it extraordinary.You may not be a good conversationalist, but you have a desire to learn about different cultures. The city of literature seems tailor-made for you; Over the past 100 years, more than 40 writers with great works have been born here, among which the most famous work is Ulysses. Don't know if you're going to be the next big figure?/uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/13.png
San Remo32322350 000LuckSan Remo, in northwest Italy, belongs to the Liguria region of the province of Imperia. It was built in Roman times. Known as the city of sunshine, it is a seaside entertainment city with numerous resorts and casinos. It is famous for its annual San Remo music festival. If you're keen on cycling, there's also the chance to see the 298km Milan-San Remo cycle race, the world's longest single-day professional cycling event.You like luxury, but do not like excessive ostentation; You like to have fun, but you don't like to drink. In this passionate, happy year-round city, you are sure to find your niche./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/14.png
Sirmione2111018 000Call Me by Your NameSirmione, located in the province of Brescia in the Lombardy region, has a historical center on the Silmio Peninsula that juts out into Lake Garda. The whole historical center of the city is like a huge castle on the water, with the delicacy of small bridges and flowing water, and the verve of mountains and lakes. It is famous for Lake Garda and the hot springs in the city. It is also a destination for humanistic politicians; Catulus, Caesar, Dante are all deeply attracted by this city.You enjoy the easy life and crave more time to yourself. In Sirmione, you can enjoy the slow pace of life, relax in the hot spring, read carefully in the second-hand book market, and feel the charm of nature in the lake and mountains./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/15.png
Perugia122212160 000Iuisa SpagnoliPerugia is the capital of the Umbrian province of Perugia, Italy. It is one of Italy's more intact medieval mountain towns, with its churches and museums, as well as a university town. With students, there are all kinds of activities. The jazz festival in August and the chocolate festival in October make Perugia lively and attract a lot of visitors.You're a curious eater. Up and down Perugia, you'll find details of history and culture you've never noticed before. Also in the streets, can taste Perugia's most proud of the color of chocolate. Every year at the chocolate festival, a giant chocolate sculpture is placed in the downtown square, smashed at the end of the festival and distributed to everyone present. I'm sure you'll get one./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/16.png
Matera03000060 000The Sun Also Shines at NightMatera, located in the Basilicata region of southern Italy, is in a valley formed by erosion from a river. Matera is famous for the history of the cave dwellings. The grotto dwellings have been a UNESCO world heritage site along with stone church park since 1993. It was very old, and the stone steps up and down the city turned Matera into a great labyrinth.You are full of mystery, and the old things always call to you to explore. The city, which has been inhabited since the paleolithic period, still has a pristine look, as if the modern tentacles had not yet reached it. If you want to return to the farm, then Matera is perfect./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/17.png
Amalfi3321025 000Decameron Night"Amalfi, a city in the Italian region of Campania, is at the head of a deep valley surrounded by spectacular cliffs and coastal views. It is known as "paradise on earth", and National Geographic Traveler has listed Amalfi as one of the 50 places you must go in life. It is also a favorite honeymoon destination for Italians."Amalfi is the perfect place for you who love the sea. Here, you can release all your stress to your heart's content; Drink a local lemon wine, eat a fat seafood meal, and spend the day surrounded by heavenly scenery./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/18.png
Ustica3322131 300The Invisible WallLocated in Sicily, Ustica is an island formed from the top of a submerged volcano. It became Italy's first Marine sanctuary in 1986. Every July Ustica hosts the international underwater festival. Rich in fish and coral, with natural rock pools and dazzling caves, it is a seaside resort.You are an outgoing loner. In Ustica, you can have both the land and the sea, and enjoy your youth and vitality./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/19.png
Ponza3200033 000The Life Aquatic with Steve ZissouLocated in the Tirenia sea, Ponza is a sparsely populated island said to be ruled by the Odyssey witch Circe. The dwellings on the island are colorful, and the colors of the island and the sea change with the changing sky. This is an explorer's paradise, where cliffs, caves, islands, and mountain caves await the adventurous.You are a person who enjoys solitude and has a strong sense of adventure. It is also a special pleasure to spend three days fishing and two days drying nets on Ponza island./uploadsare/which-italian-city-should-you-live-in/show/20.png