A picturesque village in Tuscany offers up to 20,000 euros for those who move there.

The authorities in Radicondoli, a village in Tuscany, offer financial incentives of up to 20,000 euros for those who buy a house or move into a rental, in an attempt to stop depopulation. The program also includes subsidies for living expenses. With a declining population, officials hope to attract new residents by offering not only homes but also an attractive cultural and natural environment. Radicondoli is distinguished by its medieval history and idyllic landscape, making it an ideal place for those seeking a quiet life.