While Lazio is undoubtedly most famous for being home to the Italian capital, there’s another side to the region that’s about as far removed from the bustling streets of Rome as it gets. Bridging the gap between Italy’s north and south, Lazio’s landscape ranges from lush countryside to rugged hills and right through to the world’s most cosmopolitan city boulevards. Despite year-round demand from a millions-strong tourist contingency however, property prices and general investment opportunities across Lazio can be mixed. With low prices, though, the prospect of long-term capital growth only adds to Lazio's established international appeal.