oh lovely town, I have so many memories. Enjoy it for me as well!

I’d say Norwegians? I remember going camping in Lake Garda and there was a lovely young Norwegian couple with their tent next to ours. They used to wake up at 8 and didn’t exchange a single word for hours. They were sitting there, quietly, reading their books until lunch time. So different from my culture and probably the quietest in Europe.

North of Italy, but summers might be longer than 3 months. Rent isn’t too high if you don’t want to live in any particularly hip neighbourhoods/towns, next to monuments or in Milan. This might mean commuting to work - unless you work remotely.

If you have the right skills - including networking skills - in Italy you can make more money than what is commonly believed. And, again if you have the right skills, you can always work remotely for a Northern European country.