Det siger folk om at bo i Tricase

Puglia is one of the top choices for expats looking to move to Italy – and it’s easy to see why. Beautiful beaches, affordable living costs, and great weather year-round. Most people gravitate toward Bari or Lecce, but there’s another option worth considering: Tricase, a town of about 18,000 residents sitting just 50 minutes south of Lecce. It’s managed to stay authentic and quiet, which is exactly what’s drawing more expats to the area. There’s another bonus too: Tricase qualifies for Italy’s 7% flat tax scheme for foreign retirees. If you’re retired and considering a move to Italy, this could save you a lot of money (we have a complete, free guide on how it works if you want to dive deeper). Sounds pretty good so far, right? But before you get too excited, let’s look at both sides – the pros and the cons – to understand what it’s actually like living in Tricase all year round. We talked to people who live there and dug into the data to find out. Life in Tricase: What People Say According to residents, Tricase works well if you’re looking for a quiet base in Salento that still has what you need...