Rankings of Italian areas, from official data
Cities and neighbourhoods compared with the Vicinalia liveability index, with method and sources.
Each ranking starts from the liveability index calculated for inhabited census areas and summarises it by city or by neighbourhood. The method is on the how it is calculated page.
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Where life is best in Milan: liveability in its 88 neighbourhoods
Milan's 88 neighbourhoods ranked by liveability index: services, transport, green space, hazards, air and noise. Official data, public method.
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The best cities to live in Italy: every provincial capital by liveability
Italy's provincial capitals ranked by liveability: walkable services, transport, green space, natural hazards, air and noise. Official data, public method.
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Where life is best in Rome: liveability in its 155 urban zones
Rome's 155 urban zones ranked by liveability index: services, transport, green space, hazards, air and noise. Official data, public method.
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Where life is best in Turin: liveability in its 23 neighbourhoods
Turin's 23 neighbourhoods ranked by liveability index: services, transport, green space, hazards, air and noise. Official data, public method.
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Where life is best in Bologna: liveability in its 25 areas
Bologna's 25 neighbourhood areas ranked by liveability index: services, transport, green space, hazards, air and noise. Official data, public method.
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