RANKED: The 'best and worst' Italian cities to live in

RANKED: The 'best and worst' Italian cities to live in

Cities in northern Italy offer significantly higher quality of life standards than cities in the south. That's the conclusion of a new survey ranking the country's provincial capitals from best to worst.

It was in 23rd place in the Sole 24 Ore ranking in 2020, now it is the one where people live best. Airport, climate, healthcare: the alphabet of the “Bergamo System”

Golden moment for the Lombard city that stands out in the Sole 24 Ore ranking: leaders with Atalanta, SuperG with Goggia, in Europe with Gori

In the Sole 24 Ore rankings for quality of life, the North East stands out, while the big cities, net of Bologna (9th), lose positions: Milan is 12th, Florence 36th and Rome in 59th place. The South remains a rear light, but there are positive signs

Bergamo is the first city in Italy for quality of life. Crowning the Lombard province - which in 2020, a dark year due to Covid, was in 52nd place - is the 2024 edition of the Sole 24 Ore Survey, which measures well-being in Italian territories (ANSA)

The city where people live best in Italy is Bergamo. Crowning the Lombard province — which in 2020, a dark year due to Covid, was in 52nd place — is the 2024 edition of the Sole 24 Ore survey, which measures well-being in Italian territories. Before now Bergamo, had never been awarded in the general classification, but had been crowned queen of the Sportsmanship Index. It improves four positions compared to 2023. On the podium — as the newspaper…