For our series “What People Say About Living in…”, this time we’re focusing on Crema, a town of about 34,000 people located in Lombardy, in northern Italy. If you’re drawn to this part of Italy for work opportunities but want a strategic home base, a place with a high quality of life and all essential services, then this town might be just what you’re looking for. So what is it really like living in Crema? We’ve gathered insights from locals and combined them with our data to give you a realistic picture. Life in Crema: What People Say Crema is a relatively small, provincial town. If you’ve seen the film Call Me By Your Name, you already have a visual sense of its atmosphere..peaceful, surrounded by nature, and a place where you can truly embrace a slower lifestyle. But at the same time, it’s far from isolated, with easy access to major cities. “I moved to Crema because it’s quieter, a better place to raise kids, but I work in Milan. The town is nice, much safer than Milan and it has everything you need. The only downside is the climate… the humidity is insane, both in winter and summer.”…
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Anna grew up in Bassano del Grappa and knows the Veneto region inside out. As a local, she loves sharing genuine tips with the audience, from relocating advice to hidden spots to explore in Italy. Through MagicTowns, she helps expats and retirees feel at home, making the move easier and more exciting.
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