This page will take longer to load than our standard pages as it is proportionally 'graphic rich'.
Use the list below to find out the locations of the various Italian regions - this will take a while to load fully. Further down the page you'll find a map showing major Italian cities, some useful distances and links to a selection of regional maps.

Abruzzo
Molise
Basilicata
Piedmont
Calabria
Puglia
Campania
Sardinia
Emilia Romagna
Sicily
Friuli - Venezia Giulia
Tuscany
Lazio
Trentino Alto Adige
Liguria
Umbria
Lombardy
Valle D'Aosta
Marche
Veneto
 
To give an idea of scale, here are a few sample distances between some major Italian cities, running broadly north to south:
 
 
Miles
KM's
From Bolzano to Bergamo
143
230
From Bolzano to Trieste
210
338
From Trieste to Venice
102
165
From Venice to Parma
131
211
From Parma to Bologna
56
90
From Bologna to Florence
66
106
From Florence to Pisa
57
92
From Florence to Siena
43
70
From Siena to Perugia
58
94

From Perugia to Rome
109
176
From Rome to Naples
144
232
From Naples to Bari
200
322
From Naples to Messina
330
533
From Messina to Palermo
160
258

Click here to view a detailed table of Italian cities and distances (in miles) between them.

Click here to view the same table with distances expressed in kilometres.
 
    The map to the left shows Italy roughly split into five sections - click on the 'bit' that interests you to see a larger map of that area, or alternatively use the links below:


Northern Italy, showing Milan, Turin, Venice, Trento, Brescia and Genoa.

Northern and central Italy showing Parma, Genoa, La Spezia, Bologna, Prato. Florence and Livorno.

Central Italy showing Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Ancona, Perugia, Orvieto, Pescara and Rome.

Southern Italy showing Rome, Campobasso, Foggia, Naples, Salerno and Bari.

Southern Italy and Sicily showing Cosenza, Catanzaro, Reggio di Calabra, Messina, Catania, Syracuse and Palermo.