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Veneto · Belluno · Italy

Lamon

Mild average temperatures, significant rainfall, and moderate snowfall, with limited sunshine and a wide temperature range.

Quality of life 67 Infrastructure 34 Economy 58 Coolcation spot Summer: Mild
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At a glance

2,600PopulationReal pop. 9,300
€852House price / m²
€19,000Income / capitaRank 4827 out of 7901
269 MbpsAvg download
26 minTo hospitalSanta Maria del Prato-P. Socco
587 mAltitude
Somewhat WalkableWalkability

About Lamon

✓ Pros for expats

– High-quality healthcare system with accessible medical facilities.
– Excellent air quality promoting a healthier lifestyle.
– Low unemployment rate ensures economic stability.
– Mild climate ideal for outdoor activities all year round.
– Rich cultural and historical heritage for exploration.
– Opportunities for community involvement and local engagement.
– Good transport links for exploring nearby areas.
– Tourism enhances local amenities and services.
– Close-knit community creates a welcoming atmosphere.
– Adequate internet connectivity for remote work and leisure.

! Things to consider

– Limited nightlife options for those seeking evening entertainment.
– Basic infrastructure may lead to occasional transport challenges.
– Fewer shopping options compared to larger cities nearby.
– Possible language barriers for non-Italian speakers in daily situations.
– Limited healthcare facilities may necessitate travel for specialized services.
– Seasonal influx of tourists can disrupt local peace.
– Smaller community offers fewer social activity options.
– Internet speeds may not satisfy high demands for streaming.
– Local cuisine might not accommodate all international preferences.
– Educational institutions may lack variety in program offerings.

Where is Lamon

Housing & cost of living

Lower range€632/ m²
Median€852/ m²
Upper range€889/ m²

Estimated cost of an 80 m² home: €68,160

Housing availability: Relatively Low

Cost of living

Lamon, located in Veneto, presents a nuanced scenario for prospective expats and investors. While it enjoys a notably low unemployment rate, local income levels contribute to a cost of living that can feel constraining. Housing, in particular, poses a significant challenge, with property prices showing higher-than-average costs, especially for rentals. Economic indicators suggest moderate prospects; however, the overall affordability may discourage lower-income individuals despite the attractive job market. Therefore, while Lamon has its advantages, financial considerations indicate that affordability is a crucial factor for those contemplating a move.

Climate & weather

-3°CMin year-round
24°CMax year-round
MildSummer heat
Rainfall0.9%
Warmth0.1%

Very Low (Bottom 10%)

Very High (81st-90th percentile)

Exceptional (Top 10%)

Very Low (Bottom 10%)

Lamon, Italy, features a temperate climate with clearly defined seasons, making it appealing for those who appreciate a European lifestyle. Winters can be chilly with the occasional snowfall, creating a picturesque yet manageable atmosphere. Summers are pleasantly warm without extreme temperatures, ideal for outdoor pursuits and discovering the lush surroundings. The region enjoys abundant sunshine year-round, ensuring that even during shorter days, there is a cheerful brightness. Its annual rainfall nurtures vibrant local vegetation, adding to the scenic allure that attracts retirees and expats in search of peaceful environments for their next chapter. Lamon presents a climate that harmonizes variety and predictability, enhancing its attractiveness as a relocation destination.

Air quality & environment

Air quality rating: ★★★★★

PM10Good
PM2.5Fair
NO₂Good
SO₂Good
OzoneFair
Recycling rate84%

In Lamon, Italy, the air quality creates a generally pleasant atmosphere for everyday living, which is an important factor for retirees considering a move. Levels of particulate matter, including fine PM2.5 and larger PM10 particles, are kept below concerning thresholds, promoting a breathable environment suitable for outdoor activities without unnecessary concern. While nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide,common pollutants from industrial activities,are minimally present, contributing to clear skies, seasonal variations in ozone could be worth noting for those particularly sensitive to such shifts, though these typically remain within acceptable limits for most residents.

Healthcare & safety

26 minNearest hospitalSanta Maria del Prato-P. Socco
Moderate Earthquake RiskSeismic zone
€259Car insurance / yr
Public healthcare48
Physical access34.5
Territorial access47
Emergency response42.6

Road accidents: 42.0 per 10k inhabitants.

ULSS 1 Dolomiti serves the Belluno province , which includes Belluno itself, Feltre, Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Cadore, and the Agordino. It has a composite score of 48/100, slightly below the national average. This data should be viewed in light of the geography: the one-year survival rate post-stroke is within the top decile nationally, while the 30-day STEMI survival rate is the lowest in Italy. Stroke patients who arrive at hospitals receive good care through Veneto’s rehabilitation network, but acute STEMI cases can suffer due to the long mountain drives needed to reach a catheter lab. Residents at risk for cardiovascular issues should anticipate potential transfers to Treviso or Padova for urgent cardiac care; however, stroke recovery and ongoing management are well-supported locally.

Internet & connectivity

269 MbpsAvg downloadUp to 305 Mbps
94 MbpsAvg upload

Transport & proximity

🚂 Rail stations

Station Drive Score
Feltre 26 min 6
San Marino 31 min 7
Primolano 27 min 5
85.0 kmNearest beach
37 minMountain resortMonte Avena

What's nearby

16Restaurantswithin 10km · 286 in 30km
28Caféswithin 10km · 142 in 30km
13Barswithin 10km · 303 in 30km
9Supermarketswithin 10km · 155 in 30km
3Pharmacieswithin 10km · 46 in 30km
1Health clinicswithin 10km · 32 in 30km
3Dentistswithin 10km · 33 in 30km
17Beauty & spaswithin 10km · 125 in 30km
2Parkswithin 10km · 40 in 30km
2Museumswithin 10km · 37 in 30km
1Historical siteswithin 10km · 91 in 30km
12Hiking trailswithin 10km · 86 in 30km
20Auto repairwithin 10km · 212 in 30km

Life in Lamon

Local cuisine

Lamon, situated in the Veneto region, showcases a rich culinary heritage defined by its local produce, especially the IGP-protected Fagioli di Lamon, a borlotti bean perfect for various recipes like soups and salads. The area is celebrated for its diverse culinary offerings, including Asiago cheese, Radicchio Rosso di Treviso, and Vialone Nano rice, commonly featured in risottos. The local dining landscape combines traditional Italian cuisine with an increasing array of international flavors, offering choices such as pizzerias and trattorias that satisfy various preferences. For fine dining enthusiasts, Lamon is home to Michelin-starred establishments, elevating the culinary reputation of the region with outstanding dishes. Overall, Lamon’s food scene vibrantly reflects its Veneto roots, showcasing both classic recipes and new international influences.

Education

1Kindergartens
1Primary schools
1Middle schools
Bottom 20%Avg ranking (all)
Bottom 30%Avg ranking (tests)

People & tourism

2,600PopulationReal 9,300
30.0Births per 100 deaths
Fragile (bottom third)Demographic resilience
Decline + youth outflowTrajectory
Some TourismTouristy index
Tourists (2005)4,832
Tourists (2023)2,807

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