As part of our series “What People Say About Living in…”, today we’re focusing on Viareggio, a seaside town of around 60,000 people in Tuscany. If you’re planning a road trip to explore which city might suit you best, whether it’s Lucca, Pisa, Florence, Camaiore or Massarosa, chances are you’ll also make a stop in Viareggio. The city draws thousands of visitors every year: in the summer months for its beaches, and in February for its famous Carnival, one of the biggest and most spectacular in Italy. But what’s living in Viareggio really like, once the tourists go home and the seasons change? To give you a clear picture, we’ve combined our own data with first-hand feedback from people who actually live here. Life in Viareggio: What People Say Residents often describe Viareggio as a town where life feels good all year round, and above all as a strategic place to live thanks to its location – close to some of Tuscany’s most popular destinations and just a short drive from Liguria as well: “Viareggio is a city where you live well. Everything is within easy reach, you can move around without stress, and there aren’t particular safety concerns. We...
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