Have you ever dreamed about moving to Italy and experience “dolce vita” on your own skin? Perhaps the best moment for this is now! MyCheapRemovals offer the most competitive prices for the service at the highest level. Our customers rave not only about the prices, but also our swiftness and helpful drivers.
As we always put our customers’ needs first, we try to tailor our offer to the individual needs. Nevertheless, there are certain volume options that are the most common. These are 5 cubic metres and 10 cubic metres for small removals – ideal for students or contractors, 15 cubic metres and 30 cubic metres options – large removals – big enough for the content of a house.
Use our no-obligation Instant Removal Quote form or call our customer service on [phone_numer] to check the prices for your move!
As we have more than 40 vans and lorries to our disposal we can offer the most competitive prices for very swift service.
The quotes are generated automatically by our website and they are related to the distance and volume. To give you the idea of the costs, we prepared some exemplary quotations for you below:
We do our best to make your removal to Italy as hassle-free as possible.
All you need to do is to follow the steps below:
As soon as your booking appears in our system, the Customer Service representative will contact you to confirm the details of your removal: date and time of your collection, addresses and payment details. She will also stay in touch with you to update you on further details of your removal.
Is as simple as that. Our friendly driver will help you with both loading and unloading for at least an hour. If you think you may require more time please let us know in advance – we can arrange it with an additional small fee of £20 per hour.
Follow us on social media – from time to time we offer amazing discounts for our services. Up to £175 off !!!
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1. Italy looks like a high-heeled boot jutting into the Mediterranean Sea. The boot seems to be kicking a weirdly shaped ball: the island of Sicily.
2. Italian is Italy’s official language, which has its roots in the ancient and dead language of Latin. If you listen while people are speaking, the language can sound like a song. Many expressions in Italian are accompanied by hand gestures with very specific meanings.
3. After the Roman Empire fell, Rome became the capital of Christianity. The Pope is still based in Rome, actually in the Vatican City, which is one of the smallest countries in the world.
4. Pizza was invented in Naples, Italy. There are two classic types of pizza: one topped with a simple red sauce and is called marinara and the other, topped with tomato sauce and mozzarella, is called the margherita after Queen Margherita.
5. Parmesan cheese originated in the area around Parma, Italy. Italians also created many other cheeses, including gorgonzola, mozzarella, provolone, and ricotta.
6. Many single Italian children live at home until their 30s, even if they have a job. The Italian family stands at the heart of Italian society.
7. In central Italy, there is a fountain that flows red wine 24-hours a day. It is free to everyone, except for “drunkards and louts.”