What People Say About Living in Brindisi

Among the most beloved cities by expats visiting Puglia, beyond Bari and Lecce, there’s Brindisi, a city of around 81,000 people that sits exactly between the two, about 50 km from each. A truly fascinating, but most of all, connected, place. Indeed, besides having its own international airport – Papola Casale, less than 10 minutes from the city centre – you’re also lucky to have the port. This means that every day, ferries leave regularly for Greece, Croatia and Albania, making Brindisi a great option for anyone looking for a base to travel. But why is this place attracting more and more expats? In this article, we’ll discover what it’s actually like living in Brindisi year-round, and we’ll try to give you an answer using both our data and the insights from people who live there. FIND OUT WHICH ITALIAN CITY IS RIGHT FOR YOU Life in Brindisi: What People Say Brindisi is definitely a well-served city. As our data shows, there are plenty of restaurants, supermarkets, gyms, health clinics and even some schools. Not surprisingly, it’s attracting many expat families as well: “I’m originally from Australia but have lived in Brindisi my whole adult life. Out of the three,...