Rome logs 4 frost days a year to Turin's 27 — Rome wins by 23. Turin also leads on hot days by 29.

Rome runs about $2,213/mo for a balanced lifestyle against Turin's $1,951/mo — Turin comes in $262 cheaper each month, roughly 13% less.

On mobility, Turin scores 3.2 vs Rome's 2.8 (0–5 scale), with the biggest gap on cycling infrastructure. Rome still holds an edge on flight connectivity.

Rome and Turin score neck-and-neck on culture (4.1 vs 4.0, 0–5 scale).

Turin's nature & outdoors score of 4.0 sits well above Rome's 3.5, with the biggest gap on mountain access. Rome still holds an edge on sea access.

Turin's safety score is ~1.6× Rome's — in the upper band, while Rome lands below average, with the biggest gap on walking safety.

Turin's career score of 3.4 sits well above Rome's 3.2, with the biggest gap on startup ecosystem. Rome still holds an edge on coworking infrastructure.

Rome and Turin score neck-and-neck on social & community (3.0 vs 2.9, 0–5 scale).

Rome and Turin score neck-and-neck on food & dining (3.0 vs 3.0, 0–5 scale).

On family, Turin scores 3.5 vs Rome's 2.9 (0–5 scale), with the biggest gap on playgrounds. Rome still holds an edge on wellness/spa.

Rome and Turin score neck-and-neck on healthcare (2.7 vs 2.7, 0–5 scale).

Rome averages 13.9 µg/m³ (moderate) PM2.5 annually versus Turin's 17.1 µg/m³ (sensitive-groups) — Rome breathes ~19% cleaner air (3.3 µg/m³ lower).

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