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This central Italian town of around 109,000 residents offers the infrastructure and services you’d expect from a substantial urban centre. With a population of this size, you’ll find established amenities, shops, and daily conveniences that can make practical life comfortable for retirees.

One consideration worth noting is that there is no train station, which may affect how you travel to other parts of Italy or move around the region. This is an important factor if you rely on rail connections or prefer not to drive regularly. You’ll need to plan transport arrangements accordingly, whether that means having access to a car or using alternative coach services.

Regarding healthcare, English-speaking GP services have not been confirmed. This means you should expect medical consultations to be conducted in Italian, so some language ability or translation support would be helpful when dealing with health matters.

For those seeking a substantial town with real community infrastructure rather than a small village setting, this location could work well. Just ensure you’re comfortable with the transport limitations and prepared for healthcare interactions in Italian before making your decision.