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Giovanna Ferraresi

Giovanna Ferraresi

Ex collaboratrice esterna di Immobiliare.it


Siciliana di nascita ma milanese di adozione dal 1988. Ho svolto diversi lavori - sono stata articolista e correttrice di bozze per una rivista tecnica di architettura e edilizia - e oggi collaboro con Immobiliare.it, perché è importante non smettere mai di ascoltare, guardare e imparare.

Articles by “Giovanna Ferraresi”
Estate agent’s commission: what it is, how it’s calculated, and who pays

Everything you need to know about estate agent fees: how they're calculated, who pays them, when they're tax-deductible, and when they're not. The complete guide.

Contracts and Documents

A guide to reading gas bill

The gas bill might look baffling at first glance, but once you understand how it's put together, it becomes a clear and straightforward document. Here's how to read yours.

Utility Bills

The history of Teatro La Fenice (Venice Opera House)

Two fires destroyed Venice’s famous theatre. Between myths and intriguing facts, this is the true story of La Fenice Theatre.

Venice

All the works of Arnaldo Pomodoro to discover in Milan, Rome and around the world

The sculptor, who died on 22 June 2025 at the age of 99, left some of his most significant works in Milan and Rome.

Architecture and Design

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Living in Parioli, Rome’s posh neighbourhood: costs and attractions

Parioli, the elegant district of Rome: what to see and how much it costs to live there. Let's find out together.

Rome

Living in Balduina: Rome’s greenest neighbourhood and its property prices

What Rome’s Balduina neighbourhood has to offer: parks, scenic views, elegant homes and period villas just a short distance from St Peter’s Basilica. How much does it cost to live there?

Rome

Pietralata District in Rome: what to see and what are the house prices?

Exploring the Pietralata district in Rome: here’s its history, things to do, and how much it costs to live in this area.

Rome

Flaminio District in Rome: What to see and how much it costs to live there

The Flaminio district in Rome is an area where ancient history blends seamlessly with modernity. Here’s what to see and an overview of property prices in the area.

Rome

Mirafiori sud, Turin: what to know about the neighbourhood and property prices

Mirafiori sud is a suburban district of Turin best known for the Fiat plant that shaped its urban development. But what does it look like today, and how much does it cost to live there?

Turin

An elliptical shape, metal rings and LED lights for the Arena in Milano Santa Giulia

David Chipperfield has been entrusted with the design of the Arena in the Milano Santa Giulia district. The easily recognisable elliptical structure with metal rings and LED lights will bring new exposure to the whole neighbourhood, and will be one of the venues for the 2026 Olympic Games.

Milan

Taranto: the first offshore wind farm opens

14 years after the initial project, the first Italian offshore wind farm has opened in Taranto. It consists of 10 wind turbines and will produce enough clean energy to meet the annual needs of approximately 60,000 people.

Italy

A completely pink venue in Milan: the Kindergarten

Totally pink roundabouts, slides, swings and tunnels. It's not a children's playground but a space where adults too can let themselves go and have fun

Milan

Living in Precotto, Milan: how much do homes cost? What you need to know

Precotto is a neighbourhood in northern Milan, stretching along Viale Monza towards Sesto San Giovanni. Here’s a look at the cost of living in the area.

Milan

Living in Milan’s Dergano neighbourhood: what are the property prices?

Discover Milan’s Dergano neighbourhood: what to do, what to see, and the current price per square metre in this area.

Milan

Living in Porta Ticinese: where it is, what to see, and how much it costs in this Milan neighbourhood

Porta Ticinese is one of Milan’s historic neighbourhoods, characterised by restored tenement houses and period residences. It blends ancient landmarks, grand basilicas, and trendy bars.

Milan

Predoi is the northernmost village in Italy: how to get there and what to see

Predoi is the northernmost village in Italy. Let's find out how to get there, what to see and what to do in this village in Trentino-Alto Adige.

Italy

The Trieste-Africano neighbourhood in Rome: where it is and what it has to offer

Let's discover the Africano neighbourhood in Rome: where it is, what to see and how much it costs to live there.

Rome

Is Torre Velasca in Milan really the ugliest building in the world?

Masterpiece for some, ugliest building in the world for others. Milan's ‘skyscraper with braces’, son of the economic boom, is still the talk of the town.

Monuments, Museums, and Historic Buildings

The new Museum of the Sea, designed by Zaha Hadid, is set to begin construction in Reggio Calabria

More than ten years have passed since the executive project was completed, and now the PNRR funds have finally arrived to kick-start construction on the grand museum dedicated to the sea in Reggio Calabria.

Monuments, Museums, and Historic Buildings

All the Roman monuments worth visiting in Verona

Verona was founded during the Roman era. Today, many places still bear witness to its ancient origins. The first is the Roman Arena of Verona.

Monuments, Museums, and Historic Buildings

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