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Avellino

Population

401,451

Price per m²

$965

Cost of Living

$1,657

Unemployment

17.2%

Italy Housing Market

Historical national price trends, index 2015 = 100

About Avellino

Lifestyle and Atmosphere

Avellino, in the Campania region of Italy, offers a relatively relaxed and traditional lifestyle. It's a medium-sized city with a slower pace of life compared to larger urban centers like Naples. The atmosphere is generally welcoming and peaceful, with a strong sense of community. The city's location in the Irpinia region provides a tranquil setting amidst rolling hills and mountains.

Food Culture

Avellino's cuisine is deeply rooted in Campania's culinary traditions, with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Expect hearty dishes featuring various pasta dishes, meats, cheeses, and seasonal vegetables. The region is known for its excellent olive oil and wines. Local restaurants offer opportunities to sample traditional Irpinian dishes.

Notable Features

Avellino's location in the Irpinia region provides access to stunning natural landscapes, including rolling hills and mountains. The city's historical center features several notable landmarks, including the Cathedral of Avellino. The region is known for its wine production, particularly its Greco di Tufo.

Climate

Monthly precipitation and temperature patterns

Precipitation by Month

Sunshine Hours by Month

Annual Precipitation

1008.2 mm

Sunshine Hours

2375 hours annually

Climate Category

Warm Climate

Taxes

Personal Income Tax
53.5%
Corporate Tax
25%
Capital Gains Tax
0%
Dividend Tax
30%
Crypto Tax
0%

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Visa & Citizenship

Citizenship

Long Residency (9-10+ years)

Passport Strength

Very Strong

Jus Soli

No Ius Soli

Jus Sanguinis

Yes, Beyond Grandparents

Outdoor Activities

The surrounding hills and mountains offer opportunities for hiking, trekking, and exploring the natural beauty of the Irpinia region. The area's diverse landscape provides a range of outdoor activities. The region is known for its scenic beauty and tranquility.

Cultural Life

Avellino's cultural life is centered around its historical heritage and traditions. The city hosts various events throughout the year, showcasing local crafts, music, and cuisine. Museums and historical sites offer insights into the city's past. The region's proximity to other Campanian towns provides access to a wider range of cultural attractions.



Major Cities & Towns

1

Avellino

52,161 residents
Population Share 13.0%
2

Ariano Irpino

20,890 residents
Population Share 5.2%
3

Montoro

19,389 residents
Population Share 4.8%
4

Solofra

12,035 residents
Population Share 3.0%
5

Mercogliano

11,600 residents
Population Share 2.9%

Demographics

Median Age 48.1 years
Population Density 148.1 people/km²
Foreign-born Population 6.7%

Age Distribution

0-14 15-24 25-44 45-64 65+

Lifestyle Factors

Air Quality

Very High

Healthcare

High

Safety

Low

Pet Friendliness

Very High

Tourism Pressure

Low

Internet Speed (Download Mbps)

62.0 Mbps

Legal Framework

Same-Sex Marriage Partial rights
Child Adoption Allowed with Restrictions
IVF Legal
Abortion 12 weeks
Surrogacy Surrogacy Fully Prohibited (Including Abroad)
Cannabis Medical Only

Education & Childcare

Education

Education Quality High
ECEC Category Low
English Language Skills Moderate

Accessibility

Distance to Coast within 1h
Distance to Ski Resort within 3h
Distance to Major Airport within 2h

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