Living in Abruzzo offers a unique blend of authentic Italian traditions, breathtaking landscapes and a slower pace of life, whether you’re an expat, digital nomad, retiree or family starting fresh. Already here or still planning the move, our practical guides cover everything from residency and visas to the real cost of living, schools and healthcare, drawn from local knowledge and real expat experience.
Now's your chance to help support Abruzzese heritage and give the rest of the world a chance to know a little more about this fascinating and dramatic part of Italy.
Ciao 2020 - Members from our LifeInAbruzzo Group added their photographic highlights from the region & for those that couldn't travel to Abruzzo what they missed most!
Are you aged between 18-40 and would relish the idea of moving to Santo Stefano di Sessanio for 5 years to help turn it into a dynamic sustainable community that is not just a weekend tourist attraction. You will be given a monthly grant for three years up to a maximum of 8 thousand euros per year, a house for symbolic rent and a one-off grant, up to a maximum of 20 thousand euros to start a business.
10 tips to setting up and running a successful B&B in Abruzzo that will help you avoid pitfalls in local and national laws
