Are there more later this year in Italy?

I’ll be in naples between 13-16 april i’m free to hang out

Hi everyone, I'm helping to organize the Women Techmakers event in Modena on March 21st. It's a great opportunity to socialize and network, as well as to learn new skills from people working in tech. The event is open to everyone and it's free. I'll leave the link here if interested: https://wtm.modena.it/

Anyone coming to Italy for the summer??

I'll be right back on June and then August/September again probably! 😸

Hey guys! I’m in Italy for a couple of months. I’m Lecce right now (awful weather!) , moving to Sicily next week where I hopefully get better weather. First week of being a digital nomad! - Robin

hi everyone! I'll be arriving to Linate Airport this sunday and I need to go to Varese. does anyone know a cheap uber or taxi? prices are crazy over

Anyone in Sicily or planning to come to Sicily - Give me a message 😁 I have been here for a while now, amd thinking of starting some nomad events in Palermo 😁

Let me know when you organize something I can come down from the north for a few days :)

Amazing will do going to a easter barbecue this weekend with at a Palermo coliving and coworking place so going to ask them about it🙂

Will be in Sicily in a few days. Still tbd on before or after Easter. But would love to meet fellow Nomads!

I can send you the link for the event 🙂

Please do!

Try to get in touch with locals. Many rent cash on hand also and much better rates

Italian here. I haven’t been in a while but in Sicily I don’t think you’d find expat hubs as such. Catania might be a bit more active than average in that area, but I’d recommendeelsewhere (not Italy) for first nomading 😅

Well, in Palermo there are some. And speaking about the south, also in Matera.

If you want to find big hubs, in general, it's better to avoid big expensive countries, with too many beautiful places. Inevitably there are going to be less nomads, and the few of them are sparse.

Fair point. I’m in Italy right now though and thought about staying here for a month or two. So trying to find the right spots.

Try to focus more on logistics, otherwise you risk spending a lot of time moving around, especially if you don't plan to get a car or a moto.
Unless you are rich I would recommend a place like Forlì, central and well connected but less famous and expensive than Bologna, not on the beach but not even that far.
More central maybe Perugia, Foligno or Ancona. In the South I wouldn't know what to suggest apart from Matera and the obvious other big cities. There are plenty of amazing little towns (Sapri, Scario, Maratea), but on the coast it's going to be expensive.

As somone who is now in Sicily, its tricky. We used flatio to get a 3 month rental then in person found an Italian speaking real estate guy who knew everyone. This way you don't get lost or fucked over. Most local don't use Airbnb etc cause you have to pay taxes 😂 and yeah palermo has a small but growing similarly catania is more a business hub for Italy in general otherwise i find i meet retirees all over the island very spread out who all say ah yeag there isva young guy or young womem they do remote working

I’m in Catania now!

I’ll be in napoli tomorrow! Who is up for hanging out 👀

In Florence until the 25th! HMU if you’d like to hangout and chat AI! :)

Hi there! Any recommendations on the best/safest area to stay for a short visit to Rome in June? I’ll be there just for 4/5 days for the first time and want to see all the main highlights

I like Testaccio. You can ride one of those scooters up to the main sites along the Tiber River path... people will recommend Trastevere but there are lots of Gypsy pickpockets in that hood so just be wary. Half of Rome feels like Africa at this point so just be prepared.

I would say for a short visit stay in the center or close to the Vatican. Easy transport and close to everything. Testaccio is fun but a bit far for a short trip. Trastevere is great, kind of NYC east village, but if you want ease to get around everywhere rather than color in the neighborhood where you are, I would stay central.

Hey everyone! I'm in Milan for ~7 hours... If anyone has suggestions please let me know for absolute musts - food and coffee places appreciated. Thanks!

Anybody in Rome? I'm here for a month.

🏔️ anyone hanging out around the alps in Italy this summer hit me up ✌🏼

planning to do so, probably around end of june/beginning of july.

Lmk, I’m at lake como

Does anybody know the villages of Pianoro and/or Sasso Marconi near Bologna? Would love to hear how you perceived them!

Is anyone around Bologna? Currently here and I’m going to stay a couple of weeks

Hi all! If anyone is looking for recs in Milan or wants to meet up, feel free to hit me up anytime!

After 5 years of nomading in 35 countries, I finally settled down in Milan so I’ll be here most of the time ☀️🇮🇹

Ciao!

Benvenuta in Italia 👋
(I'm not a big fan of the city you chose, but as the Latins were used to say: "De gustibus non disputandum est" 😅)

Thanks! I came here for love haha so I didn’t really choose the city! But I like Milan, it’s quite international and more functional than most of Italy (infrastructure-wise). Where are you based?

A little village of 2000 souls in the middle of Marche, quite remote in every sense

Planing to go to Rome next week, but no logistics figured out yet. I’m from Brazil, anyone there in Italy?

Hey great!! I’m at Lake Como 1h by train / car

I'm in Milan too, Nivigli area, been here a few weeks

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