What are the cities in Italy?

Question 1: What are the famous cities in Italy? Famous cities in Italy are Rome, Milan, Florence, Naples, Turin, Genoa, Venice and so on.

Milan (MILANO)

Milan is the second largest city in Italy, located in the center of the Po River Basin in northern Italy, 122 meters above sea level, the capital of the Lombardy region, with a population of 3,728,000 people and an area of more than 1,800 square kilometers. Since ancient times, Milan is the main transportation hub connecting the Mediterranean Sea and Central Europe, and is the center of Italy's industrial, commercial and financial industries. Milan's industry is well developed and its economy is strong, with its industrial output value accounting for more than half of Italy's industrial output value. The main industries are metallurgy, chemical industry, machinery, aircraft manufacturing, automobiles, motorcycles, electric motors and railroads, etc. The light industry mainly consists of textiles and garments, and silk occupies a very important position in Europe. There are also many large banks, financial institutions, insurance companies, consortiums and Italy's largest stock and stock exchange and Milan Fair. Milan has a long history and was founded in 400 BC. As early as 196 BC, the city was the largest industrial and commercial center in northern Italy. It developed rapidly in the middle of the tenth century AD. From 292 A.D. onwards, it became the residence of the emperors of the Western Roman Empire, and after 1535, Milan was successively ruled by Spain, Austria and Napoleon, and in 1848, the famous uprising against Austrian foreign domination broke out, and the city was annexed to Italy after it was freed from Austrian domination in 1860. Milan is a modern city, but also contains a large number of precious cultural and artistic heritage and famous monuments. The main attractions are the Duomo Cathedral, the Promenade of Vittoria Emanuele II, the La Scala Opera House, the Castle of Sforza, the Church of Santa Maria della Grazie, and in the nearby neighborhood the Church of Santa Maria della Grazie. The main monuments are the Duomo Cathedral, the Victoria Emmanuelle II Gallery, the Scala Opera House, the Sforza Castle, the Church of Santa Maria della Grazia, and the nearby Monastery with the famous painting "Da Vinci". In the nearby convent, there is the famous painting "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci and the Gate of Peace.

Florence (FIRENZE)

The city is an ancient city in central Italy, the capital of Tuscany, located in the basin on both sides of the Arno River, surrounded by mountains. It attracts a large number of tourists as the birthplace of the Renaissance, an ancient city of culture and art. It has a population of 951,000 people. Its history dates back to the Trullian era, when it was occupied by the Romans and named Florentia by Julius Caesar in the first century B.C. It became an independent city-state in 1115, and came into power in the 15th century when the Medici family ruled the city. 1530 saw the creation of the Duchy of Florence by Charles V, which was transformed into the Grand Duchy of Tuscany in 1569. During the period of Italian unification, it was for a time the capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1865-1871). The fifteenth century was the city's period of splendor, when the literary world was in full bloom. During the Renaissance, there were many renowned artists, such as the poet Dante, the writer Pokachu, the architect Brunelleschi, the painters Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian and the sculptor Michelangelo, all of whom left monumental works. Nowadays, the city has the "Uffizi Gallery", the "Palazzo Bitti", the "Academy Gallery", the "National Museum", etc., where numerous art treasures are exhibited. The city is now home to the "Uffizi Gallery", "Palazzo Bitti", "Galleria dell'Accademia", "Museo Nazionale", etc., where countless art treasures are exhibited. For this reason, Florence is called the pearl of European art. Apart from tourism, the city's service sector is also a major source of economic activity. It is also a very old commercial city, famous for its handicrafts, especially gold and silver jewelry. The main industries are textiles, garments, heavy machinery, precision instruments, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.

Napoli (NAPOLI)

Napoli is the capital of Campania region, Italy's third largest city, bordering the Bay of Naples, 17 meters above sea level, with a population of 3.111 million people. The city has a beautiful scenery and is one of the most famous scenic spots in the Mediterranean. The city was a Greek colony as early as the 6th-5th centuries BC and returned to the Roman Empire in the 4th century BC. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it was ruled by the Goths and later occupied by the Byzantine Empire until 1266, when it became the capital of the Kingdom of Naples. It was then ruled by the kings of Sicily and Spain, and the Bourbon dynasty ruled from 1743 until the unification of Italy. Commerce was the city's main economic source, and the port of Naples was one of the most important ports in Italy. It is also one of the fastest-growing industrial cities in southern Italy, concentrated in the outskirts of the city, with important industries such as metalworking, machinery, chemistry, shipbuilding, food, building materials, and textiles and clothing, with significant development in the tanning and shoe-making industries. Tourism is very considerable, providing favorable conditions for the economic development of the region.

Turin (TORINO)

Piedmont region capital. The most important industrial, commercial and cultural metropolis in Italy is located on the left bank of the Po River, 239 meters above sea level, with a population of 2.3 million. Turin is a historical city, the earliest center of Galliataurini, a city of Rome ...... >>

Question 2: What are some of the famous cities in Italy? Milan Football Fashion Capital

Turin Economic Capital

Rome Capital

Ennis Tourism

Florence Cultural Capital

Question 3: Which city does Italy sedico belong to? Sedico Sedico is located in the city of Belluno in the province of Belluno, in the Veneto region of Italy.

Question 4: What are the main port cities in Italy Genoa, is one of the largest seaports in Italy. It is the center of the national shipbuilding industry, the whole of Italy every year about two thirds of the ship is built here. It is also one of the major oil refining centers in Italy.

Ancona, is the eastern port of Italy, one of the most important ports on the Adriatic Sea.

Naples, is one of the major seaports of Italy. The industrial center of the southern region of Italy, it is one of the main refining centers of Italy and one of the centers of the steel industry.

La Spezia, Italy's main naval base with a naval arsenal, is one of Italy's major military and commercial ports.

Trieste, a port city on the northeastern border of Italy, is one of the most important ports and centers of trade and transport in Europe.

Taranto, one of the most important Italian ports and one of the centers of the Italian steel industry.

Livorno, a port city on the Tyrrhenian Sea, is located in western Tuscany, Italy, and is the third largest port city on the west coast of Italy.

The city of Bari, located in southeastern Italy, is Italy's main port to the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Question 5: What are the cities of Italy Italy's main popular cities: Pisa Milan Naples Trieste Treviso Venice Florence Padua Rome Sorrento List of all cities in Italy: Alberobello Agrigento Agaro Osta Avellino Ercolaro Ancona Aviano Olbia Oristano Alassio Bari Barletta Bergamo Pisa Bologna Portofino Borsciano Brindisi Busto Accia Sizio Simo Manolo Fiesole Gubbio Ragusa Lameccia Terme Lecce Lucca Pompeii Piacenza Prato Trani Tifoli Udine Piazza d'Armerina Genova Erie Ischia Arezzo Albesa Dolomites Calabria Reggio Como Cramona Rapallo Macerata Monza Benevento Brescia Cosenza Messina Noto San Remo Porto Torres Hiracusa Abenga Andrea Foli Cagliari Catania Comiso Cortina L'Aquila Lampedusa Castello di Monte Milano Muro Napoli Belluno Trieste Ferrara Grosseto Livorno Mantova Parma Amalfi Ascoli Piceno Assisi Potameria Gallura La Spezia Matera Pavia Perugia Pistoia Samoana Sporleto Treviso Vicenza Imperia Palermo Turin Lake Garda Modena Salerno Verona Enna Lake Garda Carrara Cortone Rimini Rovigo Marsala Massa Novella Oliveto Pantelleria San Gimignano Taormina Venice Ubino Cherilente Iglesias Florence Foggia Gigietti Capri Isola di Catanzaro Lago di Como Lavina Lugano Macchiare Lago di Morfetta Nuoro Padua Savoie Sassuari Trento Tortori Varese Guiareggio Alessandria Ostia Antica Cuneo Chiusa Claussen Taranto Lago d'Isaio Rome Pesaro Pescara Civitavecchia Sondrio Sorrento Terni Trapani Siena

Question 6: What are the main port cities in Italy? Genoa (Genova) fixed Venice (Venezia), Salerno (Salerno), Livorno (Livorno), etc. The largest port city in Italy is Genoa ~ ~ ~ ~

Question 7: What are the major tourist cities in Italy Italy is located in the south of Europe, mainly consists of the boot-shaped Apennine Peninsula and the two large islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia. Sardinia. Its territory surrounds two pocket states - San Marino and the Vatican. Italy is known as the Land of Beauty because of its natural beauty and numerous human cultural heritages. Italy is one of the most highly developed countries in the world and is a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty and the European Union. As a peninsular country on the Mediterranean coast, Italy consists of a continent, peninsulas and scattered islands. Italy's northern and southern landscapes are very different from each other, with the Alps in the north being snowy and beautiful all year round, and Sicily in the south being sunny and refreshing. All year round, any corner of Italy, will not be disappointed.

Question 8: What kind of city is Florence, Italy? Florence is a cultural city with a long history, it is both the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance movement and the birthplace of European culture. It is located on a flat river in the valley of the Arno, surrounded by hills.

Legend has it that Florence was first built during the reign of Julius Caesar, a Roman **** and state, and Florence became a Roman colony in 59 BC. Later, it was ruled by the Lombards, and in the thirteenth century, due to the rapid development of wool and textile industry and pouting, became an important city in Italy at that time. At that time, the political power of Florence was controlled by the guilds, and in 1282, the **** and the state was established, and the power of the country was transferred to the most powerful nobles.

In the 15th century, Florence, the flower of the jade hairpin was guarded by the local giant merchant Medici (Medici) family this lion, this guardian is three hundred years, and the Medici family coat of arms has become today's Florence's coat of arms. 15 centuries to the middle of the 18th century, three centuries of the history of Florence can be said to be closely linked with the rise and fall of the Medici family. At that time, the family held the actual local political and economic power.

The most glorious moment in Florence was the Renaissance. The Medici family loved the arts, under its protection and funding, then accumulated in Florence, many celebrities, such as: Da? Finch, Dante, Galileo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, Giotto, Modigliani, Titian, Boccaccio, Petrarch, Vasari, Machiavelli (the author of Monarchia), etc. are among them, and it is with the creation of a large number of outstanding artists who have created a large number of architectural, sculptural and pictorial works shining with the light of the Renaissance, Florence became the most important of Renaissance, and became the most important of European art and art. Florence became the center of the Renaissance, the center of European art, culture and thought. It was not until the death of the last Medici ruler in 1737 that Florence fell back under Austrian rule.

After the unification of Italy in 1860, Florence was the capital of Italy for 11 years, until 1871, when it was moved to Rome. [edit]Renaissance art treasures The most famous city in Tuscany is Florence. The old translation of Florence is "Fiorentina", and Hong Kong people call it "Florence". Although it may seem a little outlandish, it's a beautiful and delicate name that inspires a little fantasy. But the tone of Florence is not really emerald green. The most typical weather here - and in Tuscany - is sunny blue skies and white clouds. It's the brightly colored walls, dark green shutters and crimson roofs that are the signature colors here.

Florence city **** 40 museums and galleries, more than 60 palaces and many large and small churches, the collection of a large number of outstanding works of art and precious relics, and therefore also known as the "Western Athens". It is one of the richest places in the world to preserve Renaissance art.

Renaissance blossomed in Florence

1, Florence Academy Museum of Fine Arts (Galleria dell\'Accademia): located in the Florence Academy of Fine Arts collection of Michelangelo's "Statue of David", four unfinished "Slave Statue", "Slave Statue", "Slave Statue", "Slave Statue" and "Slave Statue". Michelangelo's "David", four unfinished "Slaves", the second "Madonna and Child" and other works by Florentine artists. There is a good bookstore and poster shop across the street, so stop by.

2. The Duomo: The Duomo of Our Lady of the Flowers (also known as the Cathedral of the Flowers, Florence Cathedral) is a landmark of Florence, with its appearance of pink, green and creamy white marble, which demonstrates the elegance of women's noble temperament, and is therefore known as the "Monastery of Our Lady of the Flowers" (Santa Maria del Fiore). Santa Maria del Fiore is called the "Monastery of Our Lady of the Flowers" (Santa Maria del Fiore).

The Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore was built in 1296 by Arnorfo di Cambio, with a huge central dome that was the first Renaissance dome constructed by the famous architect Brunelleschi (Brunelleschi), which took fourteen years to complete, and is a model for Renaissance dome architecture. Michelangelo said when he was planning the design of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica, "I could build a larger dome than the dome of the Filippo Chapel, but it would never match its beauty." The church was built in 1248, and the Florentines wanted to show their status by making the dome of the church the largest in the world at the time, and although the date of completion of the church was thus delayed for almost twenty years, it was worth it, and the cathedral, which took more than one hundred and fifty years and several generations to finalize, has become synonymous with Florence.

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Question 9: How many cities are there in Italy Italy is divided into 20 administrative regions, *** 103 provinces, 8088 municipalities (towns). 20 administrative regions are: Piedmont, Valle d'Aosta, Lombardy, Trentino on the Adige, Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Liguria, Emilia -Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio, Marche, Abruzzi, Molise, Campania, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, Sicily, Sardinia.

Italy's 50 largest cities

1, Rome 2, Milan 3, Naples 4, Turin 5, Palermo

6, Genoa 7, Bologna 8, Florence 9, Bari 10, Catania

11, Venice 12, Verona 13, Messina 14, Padua 15, Trieste

16, Taranto 17, Brescia 18, Prato 19, Reggio Calabria 20, Modena

21, Parma 22, Perugia 23, Reggio Emilia 24, Livorno 25, Cagliari

26, Foggia 27, Ravenna 28, Salerno 29, Rimini 30, Ferrara

31, Sassari 32, Siracusa 33, Pescara 34, Monza 35, Bergamo

36, Latina 37, Foley 38, Vicenza 39, Trento 40, Campania Giuliano

41, Terni 42, Novara 43, Ancona 44, Bolzano 45, Piacenza 46, Andrea 47, Udine 48, Arezzo 49, Cesena 50, Las Pezzia