Map of Northern Italy

Need a map of northern Italy put together by an expert? Well, you’re in the right place!

The northern Italy map below shows the:

Lakes in northern Italy
Northern Italy Cities
Airports in northern Italy, and
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in northern Italy.

By using this north Italy map, you can be strategic about how you plan your northern Italy itinerary!

A Detailed Map of Northern Italy

How to use this map of northern Italy: Click any icon on the map to see more information about each place. You can select or de-select layers to add or remove the places from your map view by clicking on the little box in the top left corner of the map. For example, if you only want a map of northern Italy lakes, de-select the other layers to remove everything but the lakes.

If you click the star next to the title of the map, it will get added to your Google Maps account. Simply, open Google Maps, click on the menu button, and go to “Your Places.” If you select Maps, you’ll find this map on your list.

Northern Italy FAQs

What cities are in northern Italy?

Northern Italy has many beautiful cities to explore. The main cities are Milan, Venice, Turin (Torino), and Bologna. However, you’ll also find the cities of Bergamo, Genoa, Trieste, Modena, Parma, Trento, Verona, Brescia, Cremona, Mantua, Bolzano, Vicenza, Padua, Ferrara, Ravenna, Treviso, Asti, Udine, Pavia, Varese, and Rovereto.

Where can I base myself in northern Italy?

Northern Italy is a large area made of 8 different regions. If you plan to explore several different regions in northern Italy, it’s best to have multiple bases to maximize your time. However, if you plan to stay within a particular area, it’s easy to arrange your northern Italy trip around a single base. For example, you could stay in Bologna and day trip to places like Milan, Parma, Modena, Ferrara, Ravenna, Verona, and Venice. You could even take the train into central Italy to visit Florence.

What parts of Italy are in the north?

There are 8 regions in northern Italy. These regions are Piedmont, Lombardy, the Aosta Valley, Liguria, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

What is the best month to visit northern Italy?

There truly is no bad time to plan northern Italy travel! It just depends on what you want to do.
Cultural sightseeing and foodie experiences are great any month of the year. Northern Italy has some of the best skiing in all of Europe so if you’re after winter sports visit between November and March. The spring and fall are perfect months for sightseeing, road-tripping, getting outdoors, strolling comfortably through popular cities, wine tasting, and even enjoying northern Italy’s stunning coastline from the Cinque Terre and the Italian Riviera to the Adriatic beaches near Rimini. Summers are the busiest, hottest (but less so than points in southern Italy), and most expensive. Consider heading to the Dolomites or the Aosta Valley for more comfortable mountain air or relaxing seaside along the Mediterranean.

Where do you fly into for northern Italy?

Northern Italy’s main international airports, particularly for travelers coming from the U.S. and Canada are Milan Malpensa Airport and Venice Marco Polo Airport. There are also several other airports in northern Italy. It’s possible to fly into Bergamo, Milan Linate, Turin, Genoa, Bologna, Treviso, Verona, Trieste, and Rimini. Numerous airlines fly into these airports from points across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

So, what are your questions about the places on the map of northern Italy?

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