Regions of Italy
Explore Italy by region and discover the cities, towns, destinations and local places found across different parts of the country.
All regions
20 regions
Abruzzo
Explore Abruzzo’s mountain parks, Adriatic beaches, hill towns and regional food, with practical context for planning a trip across the region.
Aosta Valley
Explore Aosta Valley’s high mountains, Roman heritage, castles and alpine food, with practical context for hiking, skiing and traveling between valleys.
Apulia
Explore Apulia’s two coasts, olive-growing countryside, stone towns and distinctive food, with practical insight into traveling the region.
Basilicata
Explore Basilicata’s cave-carved streets, mountain villages and contrasting coastlines, with practical context for traveling through southern Italy.
Calabria
Explore Calabria’s varied coastlines, mountain towns and distinctive food, with practical insight into traveling through southern Italy’s peninsula.
Campania
Explore Campania’s lively cities, volcanic landscapes, ancient sites and varied coastline, from the Bay of Naples to quieter stretches farther south.
Emilia-Romagna
Explore Emilia-Romagna through historic cities, regional food traditions, Apennine landscapes and a lively stretch of Italy’s Adriatic coast.
Friuli Venezia Giulia
Explore a region of Alpine valleys, Adriatic shores, Roman history and distinctive food shaped by Italy’s borders with Austria and Slovenia.
Lazio
Explore Lazio beyond Rome, from ancient sites and hill towns to volcanic lakes, coastal escapes and the food traditions of central Italy.
Liguria
Explore Liguria’s seaside towns, Genoa’s historic streets, coastal walking paths and food shaped by a narrow landscape between mountains and sea.
Lombardy
Explore Lombardy’s lakes, Alpine valleys and historic cities, with Milan’s urban energy, regional food and varied ways to spend time outdoors.
Marche
Explore Marche’s Adriatic coast, Renaissance towns, inland hills and mountain trails, with regional food and a travel pace that rewards detours.
Molise
Explore Molise’s seaside towns, mountain landscapes, ancient sites and local food, with practical context for traveling beyond Italy’s better-known routes.
Piedmont
Explore Piedmont’s Alpine valleys, vineyard hills, elegant cities and lakes, with practical context for planning a trip across this varied Italian region.
Sardinia
Explore Sardinia’s varied coastline, mountain villages, ancient stone sites and distinctive food, with practical context for planning an island trip.
Sicily
Explore Sicily’s volcanic slopes, historic cities, varied coastline and distinctive food, with practical insight into traveling around the island.
Trentino-Alto Adige
Explore Dolomite trails, mountain villages, lakes and a mix of Italian, German and Ladin traditions in Italy’s northernmost region.
Tuscany
Explore Tuscany’s art-filled cities, hill towns, vineyards and coast, with practical insight into the landscapes and local traditions that shape a trip.
Umbria
Explore Umbria’s medieval towns, Franciscan heritage, wooded countryside and regional food, with practical context for planning a trip.
Veneto
Explore Veneto’s canals, historic cities, vineyard hills, Dolomite valleys and Adriatic coast, with practical insight into how the region fits together.