Northwest Italy

Northwest Italy consists of four of Italy's regions: Piedmont, Liguria, Lombardy and Valle d'Aosta. To the east lies Northeast Italy, to the north is Switzerland and to the west France. The Italian Lake District is mostly in Northwest Italy.

Regions of Northwest Italy

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Aosta Valley
a small region in the Alps

Liguria
the coastal region

Lombardy
the eastern part of Northwest Italy

Piedmont
the western region, containing most of Italy's border with France

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Cities

Aosta
Bergamo – a fairytale pastel-coloured city perched atop a hillside, and the gate to Bergamo Alps.
Brescia – a major industrial powerhouse since the Ancient Roman times, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Genoa
La Spezia
Mantua (Italian: Mantova) – the Ducal Palace has a cycle of frescoes by Mantegna that no art lover should miss. This urban center is also an UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Milan (Italian: Milano) – shares with Paris the title of fashion capital of the world, and is Italy's second city and the main Italian economic centre.
San Remo
Turin (Italian: Torino) – After the Italian unification, on 17th March 1861, Turin was the first capital of modern Italy.
Courmayeur

More Destinations

Cinque Terre
Lake Como
Lake Maggiore

How to get around in Northwest Italy

What to see in Northwest Italy

The Sacri Monti of Piedmont and Lombardy – a UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of nine groups of holy mountains featuring chapels and other Christian religious sites.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Northwest Italy

Halal Restaurants in Northwest Italy

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