Italian destinations

Every Italian region
we deliver to

From Milan and the Italian lakes to Sicily, and from Venice to Naples and Puglia. Each region has its own access quirks, paperwork and Questura. Each page below explains them.

Roman terracotta

Removals to Rome

We move UK households into all fifteen Roman municipi and the wider Lazio region.

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Alpine deep navy

Removals to Milan

We move UK households into every part of Milan and the wider Lombardy region.

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Tuscan gold

Removals to Tuscany

We move UK households to Florence, Siena, Lucca, Pisa and Arezzo.

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Adriatic aqua

Removals to Venice

We move UK households to the Veneto, usually by the Brenner Pass.

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Volcanic orange

Removals to Naples

We move UK households to every quarter of Naples and across Campania.

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Alpine wine red

Removals to Turin

We move UK households to Turin and across Piedmont.

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Rich burgundy

Removals to Bologna

We move UK households to Bologna and across Emilia-Romagna.

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Coastal blue-green

Removals to Liguria

We move UK households to Liguria, often by the coast road.

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Mediterranean orange

Removals to Sicily

We move UK households to Sicily by road and ferry from Genoa or Naples.

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Warm earth ochre

Removals to Puglia

We move UK households to Bari, Lecce, Brindisi and the trulli country around Alberobello and Locorotondo.

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Compare the regions

How do Italian regions differ for a removal?

Housing, street access and the road in from the Alps or the coast all change from region to region. This table sums up the main differences. Each region page goes into detail.

Typical property types, access considerations and usual approach for each Italian region we deliver to
Region	Typical property types	Access considerations	Usual alpine or sea approach
Rome & Lazio	Palazzo flats in the centre, Umbertine blocks in Prati, villas in Parioli, hill-town houses in the Castelli Romani	Camera-enforced ZTLs, cobbled streets, small lifts and condominio rules	Mont Blanc or Fréjus tunnel, then the A1 motorway down the peninsula
Milan & Lombardy	Concierge palazzi, balcony-access case di ringhiera, new towers, lake villas	Area B and Area C traffic zones, booked tower loading bays, narrow lake roads	Mont Blanc tunnel and the Aosta Valley, with the Fréjus as the alternative
Florence & Tuscany	Renaissance palazzo flats, Chianti farmhouses, walled-town houses, coastal villas	Sector-based ZTL, pedestrian streets, unsealed strade bianche	Alpine crossing, then the A1 over the Apennines from Bologna
Venice & Veneto	Canal-side palazzi, mainland flats, Palladian-era villas, alpine chalets	Boat transfer and hand carry over bridges, tides, ZTLs in the inland cities	Brenner Pass and the Adige valley to Verona, then east across the plain
Naples & Campania	Courtyard palazzo flats, hill-quarter blocks, cliffside houses, island homes	Dense vicoli, the narrow SS163 coast road, island vehicle limits	Alpine crossing, then the A1 the length of the peninsula; ferries for the islands
Turin & Piedmont	Porticoed palazzi, hillside villas, wine-country cascine, ski chalets	Wider grid streets with a central ZTL, winter road rules in the valleys	Fréjus tunnel and the Susa Valley straight into Turin
Bologna & Emilia-Romagna	Portico palazzi, student flats, Apennine farmhouses, seaside apartments	Portico arches at the kerb, camera-controlled ZTL, a pedestrian central T	Brenner Pass down to Modena, or Mont Blanc across the Po plain
Genoa & Liguria	Tall palazzi, hillside villas, terraced coastal houses, village homes above the sea	Steep gradients, caruggi and stepped lanes, villages with little road access	Coast road along the French Riviera to Ventimiglia, or Mont Blanc and down to the coast
Sicily	Historic palazzo flats, Baroque town houses, Etna-slope villages, ancestral village homes	Market-filled streets, cliff-top towns, stepped hill towns, rural trazzere	Drive to Genoa or Naples, then ferry to Palermo or Catania
Puglia	Trulli, masserie, whitewashed town houses, seaside villas	Low doorways, long unsealed tracks, pedestrian old towns	Alpine crossing, then the A14 down the Adriatic coast

Other Italian destinations?
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We deliver to anywhere in Italy. Smaller comuni, rural villages, and lesser-known destinations are all in scope — we just don't have a dedicated page for every one.

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Every Italian region we deliver to