What cities in Italy speak the most English?

But for the most part, you can live comfortably in Italy without knowing Italian, as long as you live in the large, touristy cities. In fact, some of the best cities for English speakers to settle in are Rome, Bologna and Milan. These cities have lots of English speakers and English job opportunities.



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Italian is the official language in Naples. That said, most people in Naples and Campania speak the lively Napolitano (Neapolitan) regional dialect. You'll find English spoken in most hotels and restaurants, but pack an Italian phrasebook and learn a few key phrases before your trip so you can communicate with locals.

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Although the official language spoken in Rome is Italian, travellers will find that many locals speak English, especially those who work in restaurants, hotels and other places associated with tourism.

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Do they speak English in Tuscany? Yes. Because Tuscany is so popular with tourists from around the world, most people can understand and speak English enough to communicate. Major tourist attractions, hotels, airports, and other transportation centers will typically have signs available in both Italian and English.

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