The city with the best climate in Italy is Imperia. This emerged from the new edition of the Climate Liveability Index, drawn up again this year by iLMeteo.it and Corriere della Sera. The Ligurian city returns to the top after two years, thanks above all to the push given by the Riviera di Ponente and places such as Sanremo and Bordighera.
In second place we find Biella, while in third place the flag of Sicily is held high Agrigento. The black jersey in the ranking, however, goes to Terni: the plain cities of the central regions, in fact, are greatly penalized by the combination of high summer temperatures and humidity.
Bad Palermo
Most of the major cities are doing badly: Milan drops two positions to 77th place, Rome climbs 50 places to 93rd and Naples falls from 19th to 79th position. Palermo is also getting worse (46th), as well as Venice (35th) and Bari (53rd). The only ones to improve among the regional capitals are Turin, which goes from 86th to 51st, and Bologna, which gains 50 positions reaching 44th. Among the negative surprises this year is Florence, second to last in the ranking: it is the worst due to the extreme heat, the days with maximum temperatures exceeding 35 degrees. Instead, last year’s winner, Macerata, slips to 5th place (preceded by Cuneo) due to the greater number of rainy days recorded in 2023.
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