Single females who have successfully retired to Italy

There are places in the north where it is not expensive and the weather in summer is much more bearable.

@dtognarelli2

I am also a single female hoping to retire to in Italy.  And very limited Italian (with a permanent Pimsleur subscription!) I have been checking out the area around Cortona--know one couple there--and Umbria.  "Above Rome" was the recommendation I received as the infrastructure was more developed.  I'll be going back this November (figured I should experience the rainy season) to explore the local and regional buses.  I would appreciate hearing any tips you learn.

Sally

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@dtognarelli2

    Good morning madam I hope you vare doing well?

   Taken about taking byiur retirement in Italy bis a very good idea especially in the southern part of the country is far better, first of all the low cost of living in the southern part compared to the central and northern parts, second the joy and openness of the people of the south, the beeches ⛱️ the environment the climate lesser colder then the north, I think it's the best place to take your retirement in Italy. And what city in the  southern are you thinking 🤔 about??

@sejis3015

Good morning madam, that is a very good idea taking your retirement back to Italy, Italy bis a very good and homefull place, and for my advice, I think the southern part of the country is the best for retirement and to enjoy your vacations. Due to the climate, the beaches and especially the happiness and openness of the southernance.