When most people think of Umbria, they picture Assisi or Perugia. But there’s a whole collection of medieval towns scattered across this green region that remain largely under the radar. Towns where life still moves at an authentic Italian pace, where locals outnumber tourists, and where you can actually afford to buy property. Narni is one of them. Perched on a hill with sweeping views, just an hour from Rome by train, it’s the kind of place where residents have stayed for 15+ years and still love it. A medieval town that’s managed to keep its soul while staying genuinely livable. But what’s it actually like day-to-day? In this article from our “What People Say About Living in…” series, we’ll break down what living in Narni is really like through the eyes of people who actually live there, supported by our data. Life in Narni: What People Say According to locals and expats, Narni is a great town if you want to move somewhere quiet, not too far from bigger cities, but still with plenty of cultural events happening throughout the year. The town has a small but active university student population, and there’s a growing expat community that’s eager…<\/p>\n