Three travel styles shape Italy’s winter picks, matching snow, sun or culture to planned itineraries. Highlights include Alpine resorts, coastal hideaways and cities with seasonal lights and late‑opening museums. Travel timing affects events and openings during shorter daylight hours.

House prices fell 1.9% year on year, yet some neighbourhoods in Italy’s major markets bucked the trend. By Q3 2025 the average second‑hand price was €1,815 per m², with top risers highlighted by city. Cities range from Bari to Venice.

20 negotiable homes across Italy feature now, as autumn 2025 sees sellers more flexible before year‑end. Listings marked “Prezzo trattabile” indicate room to bargain on price and terms across regions, including smaller cities. Guidance covers timing, condition and fees.

Five Italian forests showcase peak autumn colour, with routes for hiking and photography across the country. This season features quieter trails and cooler temperatures, suiting weekend trips and short breaks. Selected spots span north to south.

Events, seasonal openings and closures shape Italy’s winter, with quieter piazzas and earlier nights changing timings. Planning around festivals and reduced hours matches dates to mood across cities and mountain towns. Three practical checklists cover transport, museums and ski areas.

Presidential Decree 74/2013 sets national heating schedules, temperature limits and penalties across Italy. In 2025 rules define switch‑on dates and maximum indoor temperatures for homes in Rome, Milan and alpine areas. Non‑compliance can incur fines.

Over 700 HNWIs ranked Europe’s best places to live, favouring cities for services and quality of life. Madrid and Barcelona placed in the top five, while the Balearics appeared alongside the Algarve and the Alps.

One lesser‑known Cádiz beach is trending for cows that cool off on the shoreline. Footage shared online highlights a quiet corner of Andalusia with an unusual wildlife routine. Recent attention stems from social posts and local reports.

Top 10 worldwide for clean electricity in 2025, Portugal continues to expand low‑carbon generation and grid stability. The figures show progress in renewables adoption across hydro, wind and solar portfolios. Policy support underpins investment and output.