The data relating to quality of life in 2023 they come from the survey conducted by ItaliaOggi – Ital Communications, in collaboration with the La Sapienza University of Rome, on the occasion of its 25th edition. The analysis reveals a clear growth trend in metropolitan cities, underlining overall vitality and improvement.
Quality of life 2023, the survey
The analysis highlights a notable "post-Covid" recovery in the last two editions of the quality of life survey. The provinces and metropolises of the Centre-North, united in the "Metropolis" cluster, are showing clear signs of vitality. The clear division between Central-Northern and Southern Italy emerges, with the northern provinces maintaining their dominance in quality of life. In 2023, out of 107 provinces examined, 63 show a good or acceptable quality of life, confirming the trend of previous years. This predominance is evident especially in the regions of the Alpine arc, central and eastern, in the Po Valley and in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, with influences that extend towards Tuscany, Umbria and Marche.
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In contrast, the southern and island provinces are mainly placed in groups 3 and 4 of the survey, characterized by poor or insufficient evaluation. The persistent disparity between the Centre-North, more resistant and robust, and southern and insular Italy, with a lasting vulnerability, is confirmed in 2023. Looking at the lower part of the ranking, 2023 maintains continuity compared to 2022, with Crotone, Messina and Caltanissetta who retain their less favorable positions. The dimensions examined in the survey range from business and work to the environment, education and training, population, crime, income and wealth, social security, health system and free time.
The cities where people live best
Second place occupied by Milano, accompanied by the positive data from Bologna and Florence, is an eloquent indicator of the ongoing recovery. This positive evolution is further underlined by remarkable performance on the rise of Turin (31st) and Rome (33rd), which achieved significantly better positions compared to 2022. Deepening the analysis, emerge interesting dynamics through the map of Italian cities, allowing you to identify the places where you can enjoy a higher quality of life in 2023.
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In the same year, the province of Bolzano confirms itself as the undisputed leader for the quality of life in Italy, advancing from the second position obtained in 2022. A fascinating mix of Dolomite charm and metropolitan vitality has contributed to the triumph of the province.
