Directory of every Italian comune
Italy Move maps the whole country region by region so you can explore Italian towns the easy way. Every comune we cover is grouped under its region and listed alphabetically, from the Alpine valleys of the north to the sun-warmed coastal villages of the south, making it simple to find the exact place you are researching for your move to Italy. Choose a region to browse its towns, then open any profile to dig into cost of living, housing, climate, healthcare, connectivity and everything else that shapes daily life there.
Abruzzo
25 comuni
Basilicata
12 comuni
Calabria
32 comuni
Campania
90 comuni
Emilia-Romagna
80 comuni
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
22 comuni
Lazio
62 comuni
Liguria
24 comuni
Lombardia
155 comuni
Marche
30 comuni
Molise
4 comuni
Piemonte
61 comuni
Puglia
101 comuni
Sardegna
27 comuni
Sicilia
105 comuni
Toscana
94 comuni
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
11 comuni
Umbria
19 comuni
Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste
1 comune
Veneto
560 comuni
Frequently asked questions
How is the Italy Move towns directory organised?
The directory is grouped by region and every town within a region is listed alphabetically. Pick a region to open its full list of comuni, then choose a town to see its complete profile.
How do I find a specific Italian town?
Open the region the town belongs to, then use the search box on the region page to filter the list instantly by name. You can also sort the list from A to Z or Z to A to scan it more quickly.
What is a "comune" in Italy?
A comune is the basic unit of local government in Italy, roughly equivalent to a municipality. It can be anything from a major city to a tiny hilltop village, and each one has its own town hall, mayor and local services.
What information is on each town page?
Every town profile brings together the essentials for planning a move: cost of living and house prices, climate and weather, healthcare and safety, internet and connectivity, transport links, nearby amenities and more, all in one easy-to-read page.
Can I compare towns before deciding?
Yes. Once you have shortlisted a few places from the directory, you can line them up side by side on the Compare Towns tool to weigh their scores, prices and lifestyle factors against each other.
Are these towns suitable for expats and remote workers?
The directory is built specifically for people relocating to Italy, including expats, retirees and remote workers. Each profile highlights the practical factors that matter most when settling in, such as connectivity, healthcare access and everyday amenities.
Do you cover small villages as well as big cities?
Yes. The directory spans everything from well-known cities to quiet rural villages across every Italian region, so you can explore both lively urban options and peaceful countryside alternatives.
Does the directory cover the whole of Italy?
The directory reaches across the entire country, from the Alpine regions in the north to the islands and coastal areas in the south, so you can research towns wherever in Italy you are considering.
Is the information kept up to date?
Town profiles are maintained and refreshed as new data becomes available, so the directory stays a reliable starting point for your research throughout your move.
How do I start planning my move to Italy?
Begin by browsing the region that interests you, open a few town profiles to get a feel for daily life and costs, save your favourites to your wishlist and then dig deeper with our guides. From there you can narrow down to the place that fits you best.