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
| 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 |
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 city 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
Other destinations
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See
- 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.
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