We then drove to the Chianti region for a party sponsored by the website, ExpatsinItaly.com. We had the opportunity to meet many of the people who assisted me in working through the details on what we needed to do in order to make this adventure of living in Italy possible. It was interesting to put some faces with names from the website forum and to share experiences in Italy from an expat perspective.
Sutri in northern Lazio
The next day was spent driving around northern Lazio to see what some of the towns would be like. We are exploring different areas to see where we might want to be long term as our current housing in Anzio is for the summer. We want to get a feel for some towns and areas firsthand to give us a better feel for the type of town we would want to live in. One thing we have learned with this trip and from Anzio is that having access to Rome within an hour means housing prices can be very high.
Monday morning we made our way back into Roma to drop-off the car, catch the train back to Anzio and made the walk back to our house in time to start at least one load of laundry to dry in the sun.
2 comments:
Bryan, It was a pleasure meeting you and your wife at the Monster GTG. I have a few photos to share with you. Please send me your email address.
Ciao, Ben (2italy2)
Blog: Moving2italy2.blogspot.com
Are you still thinking about Ascoli Piceno? I was just there yesterday. Beautiful historic center, very clean, 20 mins from the beach, good vibe from the inhabitants... what more can you ask for in a town? It seems very livable. We also took a drive around in the incredibly picturesque surrounding area and tasted local wines at the many wineries nearby. If I wasn't so tied to Rome, I'd move there myself! I'll post some photos on my website soon.
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