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Elevation
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Elevation of a city refers to the height above sea level at which the city is located, measured in meters.
417
Population
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This is a town's official population, measured each year by the national statistics authority.
10800
Real Population (5km)
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Our "Real Population" metric reflects more accurately a town's real size by including inhabitants in the immediate vicinity of the town's official borders.
36900
Air Quality Rating
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Based on PM10, PM2.5, NO2, SO2, and ozone levels. Higher scores indicate cleaner air.
90
Region
Basilicata
Walkability
Very Walkable
Housing availability
[?]
Based on total number of properties (sale and rent) classifies housing availability into five categories: low, relativel ylow, medium, relatively high and high.
Relatively Low
Avg Download Speed (Mbps) / Avg Upload Speed (Mbps)
260
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Climate Description
Temperate climate, mild winters, warm summers, balanced rainfall, abundant sunlight.
Venosa
Basilicata
Historical architecture, vibrant culture, local traditions, walkability, remote work potential, and good air quality.
Venosa Demographics
Population
[?]
This is a town's official population, measured each year by the national statistics authority.
10800
Real Population (5km band)
[?]
Our "Real Population" metric reflects more accurately a town's real size by including inhabitants in the immediate vicinity of the town's official borders.
36900
Births Per 100 Deaths
50.0
Population Data Source
ISTAT,2023
Estimated Unemployment Rate
Touristy Index
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Calculation of tourist density index for the city, comparing its total tourist number to the overall average tourist number of the region
relative to its own population.The index indicates how a location’s tourist density compares to the average, with values above
100 representing higher-than-average density and values below 100 representing lower-than-average density.
Not Touristic
Income per capita (2023)
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This is an estimation of average income per resident for this town, based on 2023 data from the Italian Ministry of Finance.
18000
Income rank in Italy (2023)
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This is a ranking of the town's average income per resident, against the full list of townships in Italy.
5411 out of 7901
Infrastructure and Connectivity
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Closest Airport
Name
Karol Wojtyla (Bari)
Connectivity Score
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Measures travel time and service quality of nearby airport stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
7
Driving Time
71min(s)
Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport is located approximately 8 kilometres northwest of Bari, Italy, and serves as a significant hub in the Puglia region. It handled over 6 million passengers in 2023, largely acting as a focus city for low-cost carriers like Ryanair and Volotea. The airport connects to numerous European cities, with main routes including destinations such as London, Paris, Milan, and Istanbul, and benefits from seasonal services to cities like New York and Vienna, marking it as a convenient base for both domestic and international travel.
2nd Closest Airport
Name
Capodichino (Naples)
Connectivity Score
[?]
Measures travel time and service quality of nearby airport stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
9
Driving Time
94min(s)
Capodichino Airport, officially known as Naples International Airport, is located in Capodichino, Naples, Campania, Italy, approximately 5.9 km north-northeast of Naples city centre. It is the largest airport in Southern Italy, handling over 12 million passengers annually, and serves as a base for airlines such as easyJet, Ryanair, Volotea, and Wizz Air. The airport offers connections to major domestic destinations like Milan and Turin, as well as international routes to cities including Barcelona, London, Munich, Frankfurt, and New York City, making it a key hub for travellers in the Mediterranean region.
3rd Closest Airport
Name
Salerno Costa d'Amalfi (Salerno)
Connectivity Score
[?]
Measures travel time and service quality of nearby airport stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
4
Driving Time
99min(s)
Salerno Costa d’Amalfi Airport is situated in Pontecagnano Faiano, Italy, and lies 20 kilometres from Salerno and 44 kilometres from the Amalfi Coast, closer than Naples. The airport, with a current runway of 2,000 meters, is gradually resuming services and targets full operations by 2026-2027. It offers seasonal flights to destinations like London, Milan, and resorts in North Africa and Greece, served by airlines including easyJet and British Airways, indicating a focus on leisure travel.
Closest Rail
Name
Stazione di Palazzo San Gervasio-Montemilone
Connectivity Score
[?]
Measures travel time and service quality of nearby rail stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
4
Driving Time
21min(s)
Train service at Stazione di Palazzo San Gervasio-Montemilone provides access to regional train services primarily along the line connecting Rocchetta Sant’Antonio to Gioia del Colle. The train station is served exclusively by Trenitalia, the primary train operator in Italy. It connects passengers to several key destinations, including Potenza, Gioia del Colle, and more local towns. Frequency of departures varies, with trains running generally a few times per day rather than on a strict schedule like every 30 minutes or hourly. The station primarily accommodates regional trains without any high-speed services available.
2nd Closest Rail
Name
Stazione di Spinazzola
Connectivity Score
[?]
Measures travel time and service quality of nearby rail stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
6
Driving Time
22min(s)
Train service at Stazione di Spinazzola is served by regional trains operated by Trenitalia. The rail lines that stop here primarily connect Spinazzola with several key destinations including Foggia, Bari, Barletta, and Bologna. There are frequent departures to Bari, with up to 22 trains per day, and to Foggia, with about 12 trains daily. Additionally, there is a single daily train to Cervia-Milano Marittima. Stazione di Spinazzola does not have high-speed train services, but does offer regional connections.
3rd Closest Rail
Name
Stazione di Leonessa
Connectivity Score
[?]
Measures travel time and service quality of nearby rail stations. Higher scores mean better transport access.
4
Driving Time
25min(s)
Train service at Stazione di Leonessa offers regional connections primarily operated by Trenitalia. The main rail line servicing this station connects to Terni, which is a key hub, facilitating access to major destinations such as Rome. Direct train services to these areas are available, although the frequency of departures is limited, with typically only a few trains operating each day. Although high-speed trains are not present, regional connections are standard, providing necessary services for local and regional travel.
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Climate & Weather
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Precipitation
[?] Based on daily climate data for precipitation from OPEN-METEO this parameter indicates how a city's annual precipitation compares to others in terms of percentage, with values ranging from 0 (lowest) to 1 (highest). For example, a percentile rank of 0.75 means the city's total precipitation is higher than 75% of other cities.
Very Low (Bottom 10%)
Sunshine
High (71st-80th percentile)
Snowfall
Average (41st-50th percentile)
Climate Description
Venosa, Italy, offers a temperate climate that is inviting for magic towns readers, expats, and retirees alike. The town experiences a balanced distribution of precipitation throughout the year, ensuring green landscapes without excessive rainfall. Sunlight is abundant, illuminating the historic sites and vineyards for the majority of the year. Winters are mild with occasional snowfall that usually melts away swiftly, creating picturesque scenes without causing major disruptions. Summers are pleasantly warm, ideal for enjoying the local outdoor cafes and scenic walks, while the overall mild annual temperatures make Venosa appealing year-round. This climate supports a comfortable lifestyle with the backdrop of Italy's rich history.
Annual Temperature Chart (Min)
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Environmental & Air Quality
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Classifications
PM10
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PM10 levels indicate Good air quality at 0–20 µg/m³, Fair at 20–40 µg/m³, Moderate at 40–50 µg/m³, Poor at 50–100 µg/m³, Very Poor at 100–150 µg/m³, and Extremely Poor at 150–1200 µg/m³.
Good
PM2.5
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PM2.5 is Good if PM2.5 levels are between 0–10 µg/m³, Fair between 10–20 µg/m³, Moderate between 20–25 µg/m³, Poor between 25–50 µg/m³, Very Poor between 50–75 µg/m³, and Extremely Poor between 75–800 µg/m³.
Good
NO2
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NO₂ levels are considered Good at 0–40 µg/m³, Fair at 40–90 µg/m³, Moderate at 90–120 µg/m³, Poor at 120–230 µg/m³, Very Poor at 230–340 µg/m³, and Extremely Poor at 340–1000 µg/m³.
Good
SO2
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SO₂ levels indicate Good air quality at 0–100 µg/m³, Fair at 100–200 µg/m³, Moderate at 200–350 µg/m³, Poor at 350–500 µg/m³, Very Poor at 500–750 µg/m³, and Extremely Poor at 750–1250 µg/m³.
Good
O₃
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For O₃, the air is Good at 0–50 µg/m³, Fair at 50–100 µg/m³, Moderate at 100–130 µg/m³, Poor at 130–240 µg/m³, Very Poor at 240–380 µg/m³, and Extremely Poor at 380–800 µg/m³.
Fair
Air Quality Rating
[?]
Based on PM10, PM2.5, NO2, SO2, and ozone levels. Higher scores indicate cleaner air.
90
Air Quality Description
Venosa, a quaint town nestled in Italy, offers an air quality that is broadly reassuring for those considering relocation, especially expats and retirees seeking a serene habitat. The particulate matter, both PM10 and PM2.5, stand at levels categorized as ‘Good,’ indicating a minimal impact on respiratory health. Similarly, nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide levels are well within acceptable bounds, ensuring the air remains fresh and conducive to outdoor activities. Ozone levels are deemed ‘Fair,’ slightly fluctuating but still within a range that supports a healthy lifestyle amidst Venosa’s historical backdrop.
Venosa, a quaint town nestled in Italy, offers an air quality that is broadly reassuring for those considering relocation, especially expats and retirees seeking a serene habitat. The particulate matter, both PM10 and PM2.5, stand at levels categorized as ‘Good,’ indicating a minimal impact on respiratory health. Similarly, nitrogen dioxide and sulphur dioxide levels are well within acceptable bounds, ensuring the air remains fresh and conducive to outdoor activities. Ozone levels are deemed ‘Fair,’ slightly fluctuating but still within a range that supports a healthy lifestyle amidst Venosa’s historical backdrop.
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Getting There
Venosa is accessible via road links to the SS93 and SS658, providing connections to broader regional routes. The nearest airport is Karol Wojtyla in Bari, followed by Capodichino in Naples. Additionally, two nearby train stations offer limited connectivity, reflecting moderate infrastructure quality.
Getting Around
Local Cuisine
Venosa, located in the Basilicata region, showcases a vibrant culinary scene characterized by its blend of traditional and contemporary dining experiences. Local cuisine features notable dishes such as ‘orecchiette’ and ‘stuffed cuttlefish’, which highlight the region’s rich gastronomic heritage. The city hosts a variety of restaurants from casual trattorias to more modern eateries, catering to diverse palates and preferences. Among these establishments, ‘Al Baliaggio’ stands out as a Michelin-starred restaurant, celebrated for its innovative approach to traditional recipes using high-quality regional ingredients. While there are influences from international cuisine, the core offerings stay true to local traditions, providing an authentic taste of Basilicata that appeals to both local residents and visitors alike.
Shopping Overview
The shopping landscape includes supermarkets, boutiques, and specialty stores. Supermarkets offer daily necessities, while boutiques provide clothing and artisanal products. Specialty shops feature local crafts, gifts, and art galleries. Local markets operate, showcasing fresh produce and regional goods. The area benefits from various shopping venues, catering to diverse needs, ranging from essentials to unique finds, accommodating both expat and retiree preferences.
Neighborhoods
Green Areas and Parks
Venosa in Basilicata offers several notable outdoor activities and trails. The Sentiero Italia, a prominent 13.1-mile trail, connects Venosa to Melfi, offering a moderate hiking experience as part of the expansive trail network crossing Italy. Other treks include the Split Stone – Monte Vulture Loop from Rapolla, and the Lago Frontetusio Loop. Activities in the area are centered around hiking, with trails varying in difficulty and duration. These paths provide both local exploration and connection to Italy’s broader natural and cultural landscapes, ideal for nature enthusiasts and retirees seeking active outdoor lifestyles.
✅ Pros
– Rich cultural and historical heritage to explore and enjoy.
– Excellent air quality contributes to overall well-being.
– Affordable cost of living compared to larger cities.
– Opportunities for integration within a welcoming community.
– Moderate climate suitable for outdoor activities year-round.
– Tranquil environment, ideal for relaxation and retirement.
– Less touristy, offering an authentic Italian experience.
– Decent healthcare facilities available for residents.
– Sufficient transportation options for local and regional travel.
– Growing digital connectivity for remote work opportunities.
❌ Cons
– Limited healthcare quality may lead to long wait times.
– Transportation options can be infrequent, causing inconvenience.
– Job opportunities are scarce for newcomers seeking employment.
– Local economy struggles with lower income rankings overall.
– Internet speeds may not support heavy remote work needs.
– Education facilities are limited, impacting families with children.
– Quiet lifestyle might feel too slow for some expats.
– Cultural activities can be sparse outside of historical sites.
– Weather can occasionally be too hot in summer months.
– Language barrier may hinder deeper community integration.
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Summary
Venosa, nestled in the Basilicata region of southern Italy, offers a blend of rich history and modern conveniences, making it appealing for expats and retirees. Known for its striking architectural heritage, including the ancient Abbey of Santa Lucia and remnants of Roman ruins, the town reflects a vibrant cultural tapestry. The community, with a population just over ten thousand, is characterized by an inviting atmosphere and strong local traditions, particularly notable in its culinary offerings and festivals.
Despite its advantages, Venosa does face challenges, such as limited access to healthcare services and the nearest beaches being over an hour away. However, its walkability—boasting a high score—encourages an active lifestyle, while efficient internet connectivity supports remote work options. The town’s air quality is commendable, enhancing the overall quality of life. For those seeking a serene environment steeped in history, Venosa presents a compelling option in Italy’s landscape.
✅ Pros
– Rich cultural and historical heritage to explore and enjoy.
– Excellent air quality contributes to overall well-being.
– Affordable cost of living compared to larger cities.
– Opportunities for integration within a welcoming community.
– Moderate climate suitable for outdoor activities year-round.
– Tranquil environment, ideal for relaxation and retirement.
– Less touristy, offering an authentic Italian experience.
– Decent healthcare facilities available for residents.
– Sufficient transportation options for local and regional travel.
– Growing digital connectivity for remote work opportunities.
❌ Cons
– Limited healthcare quality may lead to long wait times.
– Transportation options can be infrequent, causing inconvenience.
– Job opportunities are scarce for newcomers seeking employment.
– Local economy struggles with lower income rankings overall.
– Internet speeds may not support heavy remote work needs.
– Education facilities are limited, impacting families with children.
– Quiet lifestyle might feel too slow for some expats.
– Cultural activities can be sparse outside of historical sites.
– Weather can occasionally be too hot in summer months.
– Language barrier may hinder deeper community integration.
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