We recently sat down for a chat with Jasmina, a young architect now working in Noto, who told us how it was actually the city of Mantova that made her realize a life in Italy was exactly what she wanted, before this current “chapter” of hers. That’s why today, for our “What People Say About Living in…” series, we decided to dig into it. Mantova is a city of 49,600 people in Lombardy, sitting in the Pianura Padana, right near the borders with Veneto and Emilia-Romagna. It’s incredibly rich culturally, basically ideal for anyone looking for an art city that’s still livable, calm, well-connected but still has a “young” feel to it. But what’s it actually like living there all year round? To answer that, we combined our data on the city with residents’ own opinions. FIND OUT WHICH ITALIAN CITY IS RIGHT FOR YOU Life in Mantova: What People Say According to our data, life in Mantova is really good – it actually scores 80 out of 100 for quality of life, something a lot of residents confirm. It’s a livable city in the sense that services aren’t lacking, and transport connections are really good. On top of that,...
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