Workation in Italy
Italy shares a time zone with most of Central Europe, is a short flight away, and offers everything from Tuscany to Lake Garda to the Amalfi Coast, exactly the mix of connectivity, culture and climate a workation needs. anywhr curates and vets accommodation in Italy that's actually built for remote work: reliable WiFi, a real desk, and stay lengths meant for weeks of working, not a weekend trip.
4 vetted accommodations in Italy. Including Banari, Palermo, St. Vigil in Enneberg (BZ), Vicchio.
Why Italy works for a workation
- Same time zone as most of Central Europe, no friction for meetings
- Short flights and drive times, easy for occasional in-person team days
- Everything from quiet Tuscan countryside houses to coworking-adjacent flats in Milan or Rome
- EU citizens enter visa-free; the standard Schengen 90/180-day rule still applies
Example accommodation in Italy
BERG-RESIDENCE IM HERZEN DER DOLOMITEN
COLIVING IN PALERMO
RÜCKZUGSORT IN DER TOSKANA
VILLAGE B&B AUF SARDINEN
Frequently asked questions
EU citizens don't need a visa to live and work in Italy. If you're from outside the EU, short stays in the Schengen area fall under the 90/180-day rule. For longer workations, keep track of your days in-country, for example with the stay tracker in your anywhr account.
For solid connectivity and short commutes, cities like Milan, Rome, Florence or Bologna are the safest bet. For a quieter setup with more nature, Tuscany, Umbria or Lake Garda are popular, just check the WiFi details on the listing beforehand.
You browse the vetted accommodation in Italy, send a request through anywhr, and we handle coordination with the host, the contract and invoicing, so you or your company don't have to negotiate directly with every individual landlord.