 The Regions:
Divided into 20 Regions, Italy is furtherly divided into Provinces, "Comuni" (= municipalities), "Frazioni" (= hamlets or districts) for over 35,000 localities. Select a region from the map, or from the list to browse through the localities in Italy:
Abruzzo,
Apulia,
Aosta Valley,
Basilicata,
Calabria,
Campania,
Emilia Romagna,
Friuli Venezia Giulia,
Latium,
Liguria,
Lombardy,
Marche,
Molise,
Piedmont,
Sardinia,
Sicily,
Tuscany,
Trentino South Tyrol,
Umbria,
Veneto
The Comuni:
each of the 110 Provinces is divided into municipalities or communes (over 8100) - see the alphabetical list of Italian Communes.
The Frazioni:
each of the over 8100 comuni may be subdivided into frazioni or hamlets - see the alphabetical list of the Italian Frazioni.
Italian Landmarks:
dedicated to the most beautiful points of interest in Italy with their history and architecture: archeological sites, Roman towns, museums, castles, monasteries and abbeys. In the spotlight: The Fountain of 99 Spouts in L'Aquila
Italian Zip (Postal) codes :
alphabetical lists of localities with zip code and province to help in sending to correctly normalized addresses.
Images from Italy:
a growing collection of photos divided by region and locality.
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News:
Gubbio features the biggest Christmas Tree in the world.
13 pages with original drawings of Italian traditional costumes - 8.50 EUR + shipment.
 Genealogy:
More resources:
Official websites of Italian communes, which usually offer a wealth of news, latest and next events, history and images of the place, often contact details for the local civil records office and the municipal administration.
Official websites of Regions and Provinces: a good starting point to increase knowledge of the specific areas.
divided by region and locality, a flavor of times gone by.
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Accommodation:
Directory of hotels, agritourisms, campings, holiday homes and other lodging solutions in Italy, divided by region:
Abruzzo,
Apulia,
Aosta Valley,
Basilicata,
Calabria,
Campania,
Emilia Romagna,
Friuli Venezia Giulia,
Latium,
Liguria,
Lombardy,
Marche,
Molise,
Piedmont,
Sardinia,
Sicily,
Tuscany,
Trentino South Tyrol,
Umbria,
Veneto
The Provinces:
Each of the 20 Regions is divided into Provinces for a total of 110 (including the 3 newly established and Aosta which is not actually a province) - alphabetical list of the Italian Provinces:
Agrigento,
Alessandria,
Ancona,
Aosta,
Arezzo,
Ascoli Piceno,
Asti,
Avellino,
Bari
Barletta-Andria-Trani,
Belluno ,
Benevento,
Bergamo,
Biella,
Brescia,
Bologna,
Bozen,
Brindisi,
Cagliari,
Caltanissetta,
Campobasso,
Carbonia Iglesias,
Caserta,
Catania,
Catanzaro,
Chieti,
Como,
Cosenza,
Cremona,
Crotone,
Cuneo,
Enna,
Fermo,
Ferrara,
Florence,
Foggia,
Forlì-Cesena,
Frosinone,
Genoa,
Gorizia,
Grosseto,
Imperia,
Isernia
L'Aquila,
La Spezia,
Latina,
Lecce,
Lecco,
Livorno,
Lodi,
Lucca,
Macerata,
Mantua,
Massa-Carrara,
Matera,
Medio Campidano,
Messina,
Milan,
Modena,
Monza-Brianza,
Naples,
Novara,
Nuoro,
Ogliastra,
Olbia Tempio,
Oristano,
Padua,
Palermo,
Parma,
Pavia,
Perugia,
Pesaro-Urbino
Pescara,
Piacenza,
Pisa,
Pistoia,
Pordenone,
Potenza,
Prato,
Ragusa,
Ravenna,
Reggio Calabria,
Reggio Emilia,
Rieti,
Rimini,
Rome,
Rovigo,
Salerno,
Sassari
Savona,
Siena,
Siracusa,
Sondrio,
Taranto,
Teramo,
Terni
Trapani,
Trento,
Treviso,
Trieste,
Turin,
Udine,
Varese,
Venice,
Verbano-Cusio-Ossola,
Vercelli,
Verona,
Vibo Valentia,
Vicenza,
Viterbo
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