Italy - One of the 10 best places to retire in the world

If France is a country that is a tough race to be treated with care homes for the wealthy-retired foreign nationals, it is the Italian. And 'one of the best places to live and retire. Let us more about Italy.

This nation 116,346.5 square kilometers in Europe such as France, perfectly combined with the architectural beauty of the Roman Catholic religion, the Basilica di San Pietro, and should be in their "must visit places" as a list.

It is usuallyDuring this time, when you hit retirement age that a person would have more time on his hands. He would remember or reflect on the years that have elapsed. Usually it's when you should have come with their spiritual side again.

Italy, in particular its capital in Rome, it's just buzzing with the priests and other religious clergy, and perhaps it would be easier here than any minister in the world. What am I thinking, of course, the men ofCloth would be found everywhere, this is their city - even the Pope lives here!

I fear that Italy's pension plan is not for everyone. It 's time for the semi-semi-rich people and celebrities who are very rich and famous staple of the company because the house prices in some areas are expensive. An apartment of 968 square meters in Moteleone of Orvieto, two bedrooms and a bathroom on the way in which a recovery will be sold for $ 85,000.

While aApartment of 430 square feet on the second floor of the seaside town of Scalea Calabria can be purchased for $ 100,000. Only the former top managers of multinational companies would be able to afford those prices.

But if you decide to move to Italy I do not think how you would feel out of place. I read somewhere that Italy is experiencing a graying "population", or that there are more older people around. He has to find friends and common interests such as playingGolf or a game of chess, would be absolutely no problem.

Italy, particularly Rome, is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Just look at the Colosseum and remember the days of chariot races and gladiator fights were the main entertainment.

In 2006, this country is considered the seventh largest economy in the world. So, since its booming economy can be assumed that most hospitals were well equipped and would have on the top of the linemedical services.

Italy was once home to world-renowned master of visual art such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello and Raphael, and writers such as Dante Alighieri, Francesco Petrarch, and Machiavelli. If you could live in Italy, why not?