Il Sole 24 Ore's annual survey on city where people live better , quality of life in Italy it inaugurated a new chapter. For the first time, a new entry obtains recognition as a destination of excellence, taking first place. This novelty is a significant turning point in the context of assessments of the liveability of Italian cities, and the complete results provide a detailed picture of the dynamics at play.
Cities where you live best in Italy
The record was achieved by a destination that has not been a protagonist until now, underlining changes in the preferences and living conditions desired by the population. Second and third place confirm theexcellence of Bologna and Trento, respectively, consolidating their position as ideal destinations for those seeking a superior quality of life.
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Bergamo, in addition to being the 2023 capital of culture together with Brescia, comes in fifth place, indicating that culture and well-being can be powerful allies. Milano firmly maintains its position among the top ten most sought-after cities for quality of life, with a unique mix of cultural opportunities and professional growth prospects.
The ranking
The second half of the ranking reveals a concentration of city of the South, with the notable exception of Cagliari in 23rd place. Foggia, after a period of absence from the limelight, finds itself at the rear, with Caltanissetta and Napoli following closely. Naples, despite the positive effect on tourism, faces crucial challenges such as population density, increased crime, employment stagnation and a unfavorable migratory balance, as highlighted by the analysis of the ranking.
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Udine is stated as the ideal destination for the quality of life in Italy, according to the latest survey by Il Sole 24 Ore. The Friulian province reaches the top of the ranking for the first time in the history of the survey, consolidating its status as a privileged place for well-being. This historic result contrasts with the life difficulties encountered in Rome, which ranks 35th, losing four positions compared to previous ratings.
