Abruzzo
Abruzzo Region
Abruzzo, a central Italian region formally established in 1233, stretches from Adriatic beaches to three of the Apennines'…
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Basilicata
Basilicata Region
Basilicata Region encompasses southern Italy's Potenza and Matera provinces, spanning from Paleolithic settlement through Byzantine, Norman, and modern…
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Calabria Region
Calabria, southern Italy's southernmost region, borders the Ionian and Tyrrhenian Seas with its capital at Catanzaro and rich…
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Campania Region
A Mediterranean region with six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from ancient Greek colonies and Roman Pompeii to the…
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Emilia-Romagna Region
Emilia-Romagna, established in 1970, is a north-eastern Italian region known for medieval towns, Byzantine mosaics, world-class cuisine and…
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Friùli-Venezia Giulia Region
Italy's autonomous north-eastern region shaped by Roman settlement, barbarian invasion, and centuries of Alpine-Adriatic cultural exchange. Capital: Trieste.
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Highlands
Scotland's largest administrative region encompasses historic castles, including Dunvegan and Brodie, alongside monuments to pivotal events like the…
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Lazio Region
Lazio, Italy's central region and home to Rome, stretches from the Tyrrhenian coast to the Apennines, encompassing Vatican…
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Liguria Region
Liguria, a north-western Italian region, stretches between the Ligurian Sea and the Alps-Apennine mountains. Divided into four administrative…
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