Destinations
Every Italian destination we write about properly
Thirteen places we are asked about often enough to know the access, the arrival leg and the local quirks. We cover the rest of the country too — these are simply the ones with a page.
Cities
Where the restriction zones, the courtyards and the lifts decide the day.
Rome
Lazio
Historic-centre access, and everything outside it
Removals to Rome →Milan
Lombardy
The business move, done on a date that cannot slip
Removals to Milan →Florence
Tuscany
A small medieval centre and a large permit problem
Removals to Florence →Venice
the Veneto
The only Italian move that ends on a boat
Removals to Venice →Naples
Campania
Dense, vertical, and entirely workable with local knowledge
Removals to Naples →Turin
Piedmont
The first Italian city off the mountain, and the easiest to deliver into
Removals to Turin →Bologna
Emilia-Romagna
Porticoes, a strict centre, and Italy's crossroads
Removals to Bologna →Regions and coasts
Where the last mile is a track, a lake road or a cliff road.
Tuscany
central Italy
Where the last mile is a track, not a street
Removals to Tuscany →Lake Como
Lombardy
A lake road with no passing places and a lot of steps
Removals to Lake Como →the Amalfi Coast
Campania
The SS163, and the stairs at the end of it
Removals to the Amalfi Coast →Puglia
southern Italy
The long haul south, and trulli with doorways to match
Removals to Puglia →The islands
Where a ferry sits between the motorway and the front door.
Going somewhere else in Italy? Describe it and we will tell you what the arrival leg involves. The route page covers everything up to the border, and customs covers what happens on paper.
Know where you are going?
Send us the Italian address. The access at the far end shapes the quote more than anything else does.