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Vagabonding author reports on how to live on a budget in different countries, how to deal with different cultures and languages
Exploring the art, culture, food and more of Italy in general, and Bologna in particular
Observations of a Californian who has retired to a small town in Umbria.
An Englishmans comments, experiences, info about living in and around Bergamo Italy for 14 years
A great collection of delicious, healthy, quick and easy recipes from all around the Mediterranean.
A normal person considers a facelift in France and lives the results in Italy, land of bella figura.
A social activities club for men and women, singles and couples in the Florence Tuscany area.
Life in Italy” is about my impressions of this fascinating country and its people.
Londoner now living in Liguria. Confusing lots of poor Italians with poor verb conjugations. Living in Italy
Daily stories from a Dutch expat living in Italy running a bed and breakfast.
A starry-eyed American couple follow their dream to live in Italy
My husband and I travelled for 1 year to several countries, Italy, Ecuador, Panama..., . This blog contains leaving our 11 year home in Arizona after finally retiring in April 2011, returning to our home country Canada for several weeks and finally spending 3 months exploring Italy, 6 months exploring Ecuador and then on to Panama. Our year is now finished and after spending the summer of 2012 at home gathering our papers for residency , we are now back in Ecuador.
Jasmine is a (former) pharmacist turned freelance writer, foodie, and fashionista from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada living the sweet life in Bergamo, Italy.
Half British, half Japanese girl learning to comfortably straddle more than one culture.
Our experiences as retirees in Italy after a lifetime in rainy (but wonderful) Seattle.
Reflections on feeling out of place, out of sorts, but not out of mind. A generally optimistic, sometimes poetic, twist on culture shock, resilience, and finding community abroad.
A light hearted look at southern Italy through the eyes of a British expat
My experiences and information on living in a small town in Lunigiana, northern Tuscany Italy
Follow the trials, trails and tribulations of NYC Marketing Executive turned Tuscan village resident in her search for what to do with the second half of her life...
This Italian life - Living in Italy has inspired me to write about Italian food and what immigrants misconstrue, real Italian weddings in contrast to American weddings, and my life experiencing everyday Southern Italy
Living and working in Milan, Italy. Food, wine, people and the stuff that goes on in my head. Plus some touristy stuff.
A single woman re-started life abroad in her 30s, 9 years ago. UK, Italy and now, married in the USA.
Creating a New Life, selling up in the UK, Moving to Italy and Our Escapades in Beautiful South Lazio
Umbria Bella, the blog, is an expat's take on life in Italy's green heart, one of the most beautiful places in the world.
An Italy Expat Blog : An American expat mom, Her Italian poet husband and their darling (and demanding) baby finding la dolce vita throughout Italy.
Italy is a dream destination for many, but some expats have difficulty adjusting to the rustic Italian lifestyle. Expats share their top tips for living in Italy.
We asked expats about great places to retire in Western Europe. While many Western European countries have prohibitively high living costs, there are a few areas that fit the retirement bill. These are some of the recommendations!
Italy's villages and cities appeal to retirees for many different reasons - the beautiful beaches, breathtaking countryside, amazing food, wonderful nightlife, bustling town markets and welcoming people. In this article, we cover several of our readers' favorite places.
An expat who retired in Minturno, Italy talks about health insurance, cost of living in Italy, residence permits and much more.
An expat in Italy shares some thoughts about moving to Minturno, Italy, including how they gradually moved there and the costs associated with the transition. Also includes some ideas for what to bring to Italy with you, and what to leave at home.
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