Central Italy
Central Italy contains several distinctive regions that have played a formidable role not only in Italian history, but in world history, as the centres of the Etruscan and Roman civilizations and of the Holy See of the Catholic Church.| Tap on the map to travel |
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Popular Destinations
Rome
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Rome, the 'Eternal City', is the capital and largest city of Italy and of the Lazio region.
Florence
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Florence is the capital of the region of Tuscany in Italy, with a population of about 383,000.
Pisa
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Pisa is a city in Tuscany, Italy, best known for its world-famous leaning tower.
Destinations
Tuscany
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Tuscany is a region on Italy's west coast, on the Tyrrhenian sea.
Lazio
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Lazio is a central region of Italy. Rome is more or less in the middle of the region but Lazio has numerous other attractions and would well repay a visit even if Rome did not exist.
Abruzzo
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Abruzzo is one of the twenty Italian regions. It is situated in the central part of Italy, to the east of Rome on the Adriatic Sea.
Umbria
Umbria is a region in Italy. It is one of the smaller regions of Italy, has no large cities and…
Marche
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Marche is a central region of Italy on the east coast composed of rolling hills and fertile plains at the base of the Apennine mountains.
Central Italy
- Type: Region with 11,900,000 residents
- Description: geographic region of Italy
- Category: NUTS 1 statistical territorial entity
- Location: Italy, Europe
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Latitude of centre
42.8383° or 42° 50' 18" northLongitude of centre
12.2415° or 12° 14' 29" eastPopulation
11,900,000Elevation
575 metres (1,886 feet)GeoNames ID
12089032Wikidata ID
Q1127320Central Italy Satellite Map
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Also Known As
- Albanian: Italia Qendrore
- Arabic: وسط إيطاليا
- Arabic: وسط ايطاليا
- Asturian: Italia central
- Balinese: Italia tengah
- Belarusian: Цэнтральная Італія
- Bulgarian: Средна Италия
- Bulgarian: Централна Италия
- Catalan: Itàlia central
- Chinese: 中意大利
- Chinese: 中義大利
- Croatian: Središnja Italija
- Czech: Střední Itálie
- Danish: Centralitalien
- Danish: Midtitalien
- Dutch: Midden-Italie
- Dutch: Midden-Italië
- Esperanto: Centra Italio
- French: Italie centrale
- German: Italia centrale
- German: Mittelitalien
- Greek: Κεντρική Ιταλία
- Hebrew: מרכז איטליה
- Hungarian: Centro
- Hungarian: Italia centrale
- Hungarian: Közép-Itália
- Hungarian: Közép-Olaszország
- Indonesian: Italia Tengah
- Irish: An Iodáil Láir
- Italian: Centro
- Italian: Italia centrale
- Italian: centro Italia
- Japanese: イタリア中央部
- Japanese: 中央イタリア
- Japanese: 中部イタリア
- Korean: 이탈리아 중부
- Latin: Italia media
- Macedonian: Средна Италија
- Romanian: Italia Centrală
- Russian: Центральная Италия
- Sardinian: Italia tzentrale
- Serbo-Croatian: Centralna Italija
- Serbo-Croatian: Središnja Italija
- Slovak: Stredné Taliansko
- Spanish: Italia central
- Sundanese: Italia Tengah
- Swahili: Italia ya Kati
- Swedish: Mellersta Italien
- Turkish: Orta İtalya
- Ukrainian: Центральна Італія
- Urdu: وسطی اطالیہ
- Venetian: Italia centrale
- Venetian: Italia sentrałe
- Venetian: Italia zsentrałe
- Venetian: Itałia zsentrałe
- Venetian: Itàlia sentrałe
- Vietnamese: Trung Ý
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About Mapcarta. Thanks to Mapbox for providing amazing maps. Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, excluding photos, directions and the map. Description text is based on the Wikivoyage page Central Italy. Photo: Martin Falbisoner, CC BY-SA 3.0.