Molise is one of Italy’s most overlooked regions. Small, quiet, it’s not exactly on the radar of the typical expat trail – and pretty much the same goes for a lot of Italians too. No overtourism, no influencer-driven hype. It’s probably one of the best regions to move to if you value quietness, being surrounded by nature, and having a stretch of Adriatic coastline at your doorstep. This time, for our long series “What People Say About Living in…”, we’re focusing on Termoli, a coastal town of about 32,000 people. The town is divided into two distinct parts: the old town (the Borgo Vecchio), perched on a promontory above the sea, and a much more everyday, modern part spreading out behind it. But what’s it actually like day-to-day? In this article we’ll break down what living in Termoli is really like through the eyes of people who actually live there, backed by our data. FIND OUT WHICH ITALIAN CITY IS RIGHT FOR YOU Life in Termoli: What People Say According to residents, what most improves quality of life here is having the sea just a few steps away. Families who’ve settled here tend to appreciate how compact it is. Everything...
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