Among the building types that best tell the story of Viareggio, the “viareggina” undoubtedly stands out—a form of architecture born in harmony with local culture and the needs of this seaside town. These homes, typically one or two stories high, with a horizontal layout...
Viareggio is renowned not only for its famous Carnival and golden beaches but also for its remarkable architectural heritage in Liberty style (Art Nouveau). This style, popular between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, finds one of its highest Italian expressions in this Versilian tow...
In Italy, it’s quite common for parents to support their children financially when it’s time to buy their first home. Often, this help comes in the form of a money gift. But here’s the thing: even the most generous gestures, if not done properly, can lead to unexpected tax implications. ...
