11 Major Airports in Northern Italy (With Map, Nearest Cities, and Transfers by Public Transport)

Here are the main international airports in Northern Italy.

They are perfect for flying into the largest northern Italian cities. For example, Milan, Venice, Bologna, Turin, Genoa, and Verona. 

These major airports in Northern Italy also give you quick access to many popular destinations here. Among them are Italy’s largest lake, Lago di Garda, Italy’s most famous lake, Lago di Como, the beautiful Cinque Terre, and the majestic mountain range of the Dolomites.

Some of these northern Italian airports are also a great point of arrival for important central Italian cities like Florence, Ancona, and even the Italian capital Rome.

Knowing your airport options is very helpful when you are planning a trip to or a holiday in Northern (or even Central) Italy. Distances here are short. High-speed and fast regional trains link cities, towns, and popular destinations at regular intervals throughout the day.

Let’s say that you want to travel to Venice. And so it happens that the flights for your dates to either Venice Airport or Treviso Airport are not convenient or are prohibitively expensive. No need to despair! Although not immediately obvious, there are three more airports that are within a very reasonable transfer time to Venice. These are Verona Airport, Trieste Airport, and Bologna Airport.

So, for example, if you find a cheap flight to Verona Airport, then you can be in Venice in under two hours. The shuttle bus from the airport to the train station takes 15 mins and then the high-speed train from Verona to Venice takes less than 1 h 15 mins. All in all, this is a very palatable transfer time!

The same applies if you fly into Bologna. The shuttle train from the airport to the train station takes only seven minutes. The high-speed train journey from Bologna to Venice lasts just over an hour and a half.

So, to help you plan your trip to Italy, in this blog post today you will find the 11 major airports in the northern part of the country. Scroll down to see them listed in alphabetical order. For each one of them, I have provided:

• A short description to give you an idea of the size and character of the different airports.
• Transfer options by public transport from the respective airport to the nearest large northern Italian city.
• Information about which other cities and tourist destinations you can easily reach from each airport.
• Links to the official websites of these 11 main international airports in Northern Italy and their IATA codes.

Over the last 20 years, I have travelled by plane to Northern Italy dozens of times from different departure points around Europe. Especially, as I spent six of those years living in Vicenza – a small northern Italian city that is easy to reach from eight of the airports listed below.

This blog post is based on my personal experience of flying into and navigating the major northern Italian airports. I hope that you will find the information I have provided useful and that you will refer to it time and time again during the planning stages of your next trip to Italy.

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Map of the 11 Major Airports in Northern Italy

The above map shows you the exact location of the 11 main international airports in Northern Italy.

You can click on the red pins and a popup will appear with the name of the respective airport and its address which you can then use for directions in Google Maps.

Here are the airports pinned to the map in the same order they are listed below:

1. Bergamo Airport 2. Bologna Airport 3. Genoa Airport 4. Milan Linate Airport 5. Milan Malpensa Airport 6. Rimini / San Marino Airport 7. Treviso Airport 8. Trieste Airport 9. Turin Airport 10. Verona Airport 11. Venice Airport

These airports are linked to the nearest main Italian city either by a shuttle bus, by train or both. I have provided specific details about transfers by public transport under each entry below. In most cases, you can buy tickets for the shuttle bus online in advance. If you want to book train tickets in advance (a good idea, especially, if you have a longer journey ahead of you once you touch down), have a look at these websites Omio, ItaloTreno, and TrenItalia.

Transfers by taxi and private car are also widely available. For contact details, have a look at the official websites of each airport (links are provided under each entry below) to see which local companies they recommend. Alternatively, you may want to see the private transfers available on GetYourGuide and Viator. To retrieve all options, just type the name of the airport you will be flying into and/or from in the search box and press Enter.

For destination-specific details, have a look also at the following blog posts:

Best Airports for: Venice, Verona, Lake Garda, Lake Como

11 Major Airports in Northern Italy

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1. Bergamo Airport

Official Name: Known both as Milan Bergamo Airport and Orio al Serio Airport
IATA Code: BGY
Official website: Milan Bergamo Airport

Description: This is a very popular airport that is heavily used by many low-cost airlines. It buzzes with people and activity at all hours of the day. Easy to navigate, Bergamo Airport is in the top five busiest international airports in Italy and has many facilities, numerous shops, and several cafes and eateries.

During take-off and landing you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the city of Bergamo on the horizon. Its historic centre (or Città Alta in Italian) is built on the slopes and the top of a small hill and it’s very picturesque.

Nearest Cities: Bergamo Airport is about 6 km away from the city of Bergamo and about 50 km away from the city of Milan in the northern Italian region of Lombardy. 

Also Convenient for: Lake Como, Brescia, Monza, Turin, Bologna, Lake Garda, Verona

Transfers by Public Transport: A shuttle bus – Airport Bus – connects Bergamo Airport to the train station of the city of Bergamo. Usually, the bus runs every 20 mins and the journey takes around 15 mins. Once there you can take a train to your final destination.

Alternatively, you can take a bus from Bergamo Airport directly to Milan’s largest train station – Milano Centrale – as well as to several other places and cities in Northern Italy. 

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Bergamo Airport in Italy.

More Information:

15 Must-See Cities and Towns in Lombardy, Italy (Bergamo is under number 3)
10 Reasons to Visit Lombardy – A Must-See Region in Italy

2. Bologna Airport

Official Name: Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport
IATA Code: BLQ
Official website: Bologna Airport

Description: Bologna Airport is surprisingly convenient to fly into for many major destinations in both Northern and Central Italy. The airport itself is compact, nicely appointed, and very easy to orient yourself around. It is one of the ten busiest airports in Italy with a good number of flights landing and taking off at any one time. Yet, it lacks the stress factor of larger airports and if you are organised you can breeze through it very quickly.

There is a good selection of eateries and some lovely shopping options here, too. 

I like flying into Bologna Airport as fast motorways and convenient trains take you smoothly to such famous Italian cities as Milan, Verona, Venice, and Florence within a very reasonable travel time. In addition, Bologna is famous as one of the foodie capitals of Italy. So, in passing, I can grab a few local delicacies or even spend the night in the city and enjoy a lovely meal out in the medieval foodie quarter Quadrilatero.

Nearest Cities: Bologna Airport is about 9 km away from the city of Bologna in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna. 

Also Convenient for: Modena, Florence, Parma, Rimini, Ravenna, Milan, Ferrara, Padua, Venice, Treviso, Vicenza, Verona, Lake Garda, Rome.

Transfers by Public Transport: A monorail train – the Marconi Express – connects Bologna Airport to the city’s main train station – Bologna Centrale. Travel time between the two is only seven minutes! Once there, you can take a high-speed or a fast regional train to your final destination.  

Alternatively, you can get the shuttle bus (line 944) from the airport to Bologna’s main hospital – Ospedale Maggiore. You can check its schedule here and read more about it on this website (it’s in Italian, so you can use Google Translate to orientate yourself if need be).

If your final destination is either Ferrara, Florence, Modena or Rimini-Cesena, then you can get a coach which links Bologna Airport directly to these Italian cities. Have a look at this website for further details.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Bologna Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Travel from Bologna: Bologna to Venice, Bologna to Verona, Bologna to Lake Garda
Things to Do in Emilia-Romagna: Bologna, Comacchio, Ravena, Most Beautiful Villages

3. Genoa Airport

Official Name: Known both as Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport and Genova City Airport
IATA Code: GOA
Official website: Genoa Airport

Description: This is a very nicely appointed airport offering flights to and from several large cities in Italy and Europe. This is the 21st busiest airport in the country and the best place to fly into for quick access to the famous Cinque Terre villages and the Ligurian Riviera.

If you reach Genoa Airport with some time to spare, head to the Sky Terrace. It affords beautiful views over the Ligurian Sea and the airport runway. You can order a coffee and a bite to eat and just relax taking it all in.

Nearest Cities: Genoa Airport is just over 7 km away from the city of Genoa in the northern Italian region of Liguria. 

Also Convenient for: Camogli, La Spezia, Cinque Terre, Asti, Milan, Turin.

Transfers by Public Transport: There are two options – VolaBus and AirLink.

Volabus connects Genoa Airport to the centre of Genoa in about 30 minutes. Along the way, it stops at the city’s railway stations. The main railway station here is called Genova Piazza Principe.

AirLink is a shuttle bus that will take you from Genoa Airport to the Sestri Ponente Aeroporto railway station in about five minutes. Once there, you can get a train ticket to another railway station in the city of Genoa, as well as to anywhere in the region of Liguria and Italy. This transfer option could be more convenient if you are not staying in the city of Genoa per se and want to head to your final destination as quickly as possible.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Genoa Airport in Italy.

4. Milan Linate Airport

Official Name: Milano Linate Airport
IATA Code: LIN
Official website: Milan Linate Airport

Description: This is one of the three international airports that serve the city of Milan and Lake Como in Northern Italy (the other two are Milan Malpensa and Milan Bergamo). Milan Linate is one of the top ten busiest international airports in Italy. It deals with a considerable number of flights and passengers and it buzzes with activity throughout the day. 

Nearest Cities: Milan Linate Airport is about 8 km away from the city of Milan and about 65 km away from the town of Como in the northern Italian region of Lombardy. 

Also Convenient for: Lake Como, Bergamo, Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona, Bologna, Verona, Lake Garda, Turin, Genoa.

Transfers by Public Transport: Milan Linate Airport is very well connected to various points in central Milan by bus, metro, and train. Click on the links to see the relevant information.

If you need to reach Milan’s main railway station – Milano Centrale – from Milan Linate Airport, then the Airport Bus Express is the best option as it takes only 25 minutes one way. You can buy a ticket in advance online through GetYourGuide.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Milan Linate Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Travel from Milan: Milan to Lake Como, Milan to Venice, Milan to Verona, Milan to Lake Garda
Things to Do in Lombardy: Reasons to Visit, Best Cities and Towns (Milan is under point 11)
Lake Como: Travel Guide, Best Towns, Best Things to Do, Getting Around the Lake, Best Airports

5. Milan Malpensa Airport

Official Name: Milano Malpensa Airport
IATA Code: MXP
Official website: Milan Malpensa Airport

Description: This is Italy’s second-busiest international airport. It deals with a considerable volume of flights and passengers. It is very well appointed and very smoothly run.

Milan Malpensa has two terminals and offers a wide range of amenities in addition to shops and eateries. There is a free shuttle connecting Terminal 1 to Terminal 2. On average, it runs every 15 minutes.

I like flying into Milan Malpensa, especially for Lake Como. The airport is well organised, easy to navigate, and convenient to travel from to several fab destinations nearby.

Nearest Cities: Milan Malpensa Airport is about 45 km away from the city of Milan and about 50 km away from the town of Como in the northern Italian region of Lombardy. 

Also Convenient for: Lake Como, Bergamo, Monza, Brescia, Turin, Piacenza, Verona, Lake Garda, Bologna.

Transfers by Public Transport: Milan Malpensa Airport is very well connected to various points in central Milan by train and bus. Click on the links to see the relevant information.

The airport is served by the Malpensa Express. It connects the two terminals to several of Milan’s train stations, most importantly Milano Cadorna, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Centrale. The latter is the city of Milan’s most important train station and Italy’s second busiest railway hub. Once there, you can take a high-speed or a fast regional train to your final destination.

You can also take a direct train from the airport to Canton Ticino in Switzerland. For details, scroll to the end of this page or do a search on this website.

Milan Malpensa is also connected by coach to several destinations in the region of Lombardy and Northern Italy. For example, Milan Linate Airport, Bergamo Airport, the city of Bergamo, Novara, Domodossola, Lake Maggiore and others.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Milan Malpensa Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Travel from Milan: Milan to Lake Como, Milan to Venice, Milan to Verona, Milan to Lake Garda
Things to Do in Lombardy: Reasons to Visit, Best Cities and Towns (Milan is under point 11)
Lake Como: Travel Guide, Best Towns, Best Things to Do, Getting Around the Lake, Best Airports

6. Rimini / San Marino Airport

Official Name: Federico Fellini International Airport of Rimini and San Marino (formerly Rimini Miramare Airport)
IATA Code: RMI
Official website: Rimini Airport

Description: This is a compact airport that gets very busy during the summer season when flights from all over Europe bring planeloads of tourists eager to sunbathe on the Adriatic beaches. Rimini Airport has a good selection of eateries and shops as well as a full range of passenger amenities. 

Nearest Cities: Rimini Airport is about 7 km away from the city of Rimini in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna and about 22 km away from the fifth smallest country in the world – the landlocked San Marino. 

Also Convenient for: Riccione, Cesena, Cesenatico, Gradara, Cattolica, Pesaro, Fano, Forli, Ravenna, Ancona, Comacchio, Bologna, Modena.

Transfers by Public Transport: Bus number 9 connects Rimini Airport to the train station and the city centre of Rimini. Metromare is a rapid transit bus line connecting Rimini train station to Rimini Airport and Riccione. It stops at several seaside towns and resorts along the way. 

There is a daily bus from Rimini’s train station to San Marino. You can check its timetable and buy a ticket in advance at this link.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Rimini Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Things to Do in Emilia-Romagna: Bologna, Comacchio, Ravena, Most Beautiful Villages
San Marino – A Travel Guide to the Oldest Republic and Fifth-Smallest Country in the World

7. Treviso Airport

Official Name: Treviso Airport Antonio Canova
IATA Code: TSF
Official website: Treviso Airport

Description: This is a small, easy-to-navigate airport. It is used by many low-cost airlines due to its proximity to Venice. It gets very busy during the high season and it is one of the most convenient places to fly into for a holiday in Northern Italy.

Treviso Airport doesn’t have that many shopping and eating options. This, in principle, is not a problem as arriving here, often you simply want to make your way to your final destination as quickly as possible.

Treviso is one of my favourite airports in this corner of Italy as it is so small and unpretentious. Yet, there are so many wonderful cities and towns to visit and enjoy right next door to it.

Nearest Cities: Treviso Airport is about 4 km away from the city of Treviso, 40 km away from the city of Venice, and 56 km away from the city of Padua in the northeastern Italian region of Veneto. 

Also Convenient for: Mestre, Vicenza, Lido di Jesolo and other seaside resorts near Venice, Verona, Lake Garda, the Dolomites, Udine.

Transfers by Public Transport: Buses connect Treviso Airport to Treviso, Venice, Mestre, Padua, Lido di Jesolo, Cavallino, Caorle, and Ljubljana (Slovenia) throughout the day.

If you prefer to travel by train, take a bus from Treviso Airport to Treviso Centrale train station or to Venezia Mestre train station. Once there, you can get a high-speed or a fast regional train to your final destination.

You can also travel by bus from Treviso Airport to Venice Marco Polo Airport.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Treviso Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Ultimate Travel Guide for Treviso in Italy
3 Easy Ways to Travel from Treviso to Venice in Italy
Which Venice Train Station is Best – Venezia Mestre or Venezia Santa Lucia?

8. Trieste Airport

Official Name: Trieste – Friuli Venezia Giulia Airport
IATA Code: TRS
Official website: Trieste Airport

Description: This is a compact and easy-to-navigate airport that is perfectly situated for easy access to the large cities in the northeast of Italy as well as in neighbouring Austria and Slovenia. Trieste Airport is very sleek and has a few but well-stocked retail and food outlets plus vending machines throughout.

This is also a perfect point of departure by plane to several important destinations in the centre and south of Italy. Internal flights to Milan, Rome, and Catania, for example, can save you hours on the train or driving in Italy.

Nearest Cities: Trieste Airport is about 36 km away from the city of Trieste and about 44 km away from the city of Udine in the northeasternmost Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.   

Also Convenient for: Gorizia, Aquileia/Grado, Caorle, Venice, Treviso, Padua, Vicenza, and the Dolomites, as well as Ljubljana in Slovenia.

Transfers by Public Transport: Trieste Airport has its own train and coach stations.

A 425-meter-long raised walkway links the passenger terminal directly to the Venice-Trieste railway. High-speed and fast regional trains connect Trieste Airport to several major cities and resort towns in Italy. You can find more information here.

In addition, once at Trieste Airport, you can get a bus to one of the local destinations or a fast coach to either the south of Italy or to large cities in France, Slovenia, and Croatia. Click for full details.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Trieste Airport in Italy.

9. Turin Airport

Official Name: Known both as Torino Airport and Torino-Caselle Airport (also sometimes referred to as Sandro Pertini Airport)
IATA Code: TRN
Official website: Turin Airport

Description: This is an award-winning airport which was renovated in 2005 for the Winter Olympic Games in Turin. Torino Airport serves many regular and seasonal flights and offers a full range of passenger facilities.

People fly into this airport both to visit Turin – one of the largest Italian cities – and to spend time at the nearby mountain and sea resorts in the regions of Piedmont, Val d’Aosta, and Liguria. 

Nearest Cities: Turin Airport is about 16 km away from the city of Turin in the northern Italian region of Piedmont. 

Also Convenient for: Milan, Val d’Aosta, Genoa.

Transfers by Public Transport: Shuttle buses connect Turin Airport to different points in the centre of Turin. The journey takes between 30 and 45/50 mins depending on the shuttle service you choose.

Turin Airport has its own train station – Caselle Torinese Aeroporto. Trains run to a limited number of destinations, most notably to the Torino Porta Susa station in the city of Turin. The journey takes around 30 mins.  

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Turin Airport in Italy.

10. Verona Airport

Official Name: Known both as Valerio Catullo Airport and Verona Villafranca Airport
IATA Code: VRN
Official website: Verona Airport

Description: This is an easy-to-navigate airport that is often overlooked by the mass tourist. And yet it offers quick and straightforward access to many of the major destinations in Northern Italy. Verona Airport is very streamlined and has a small but good selection of shops and eateries.

I love flying into this northern Italian airport as it is so compact. Plus, just before landing you get to enjoy some spectacular views of Italy’s largest lake – Lago di Garda.

Nearest Cities: Verona Airport is about 10 km away from the city of Verona in the northern Italian region of Veneto. The nearest two towns on Lake Garda – Peschiera del Garda and Lazise – are just over 20 km away, too.

Also Convenient for: Lake Garda (especially the towns on the south, southeastern, and southwestern shores), Brescia, Milan, Mantua, Bologna, Trento, Rovereto, Vicenza, Padua, Venice, the Dolomites.

Transfers by Public Transport: A shuttle bus service – Verona Airlink – connects Verona Airport to the city’s main train station – Verona Porta Nuova. Once there, you can take a high-speed or a fast regional train to your final destination.

If you are heading to Lago di Garda, during the high season you can get bus 482 directly from the airport to the lake. The rest of the time, you will need first to make your way by shuttle to Verona Porta Nuova train station. Then, you can either take a train to Peschiera del Garda or Desenzano del Garda (the two lakefront towns with a railway station) or take one of the buses which connect Verona to the shores of the lake. Click to check their timetables.

For shuttles to the Domolites and South Tyrol (known as Alto Adige in Italian), scroll to the bottom of this page.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Verona Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Travel from Verona: Verona to Milan, Verona to Venice, Verona to Lake Garda
Things to Do in Verona: Verona in One Day, Day Trips from Verona, Opera Festival, Best Airports
Lake Garda: Travel Guide, Best Towns, Best Things to Do with Kids, Getting Around the Lake, Theme Parks, Best Airports
Lake Garda Towns/Destinations: Lazise, Torri del Benaco, Malcesine, Desenzano del Garda, Riva del Garda, Borghetto sul Mincio/Valeggio sul Mincio, Punta di San Vigilio, Sanctuary of Madonna della Corona

11. Venice Airport

Official Name: Venice Marco Polo Airport
IATA Code: VCE
Official website: Venice Airport

Description: This is an elegant airport that deals with a large number of flights from all over the world. Easy to navigate, Venice Airport is in the top five busiest international airports in Italy. It has many facilities, numerous shops, and several cafes and eateries.

This is a great airport to fly into or out of as it affords spectacular views over the Venetian Lagoon. Once you have seen Venice from above, it is the beginning of a lifelong love story.

Venice Airport is on the mainland and just across the water from Venice and several of the islands in the lagoon, for example, Murano. It is very well-connected to many destinations here by bus and boat.

Nearest Cities: Venice Airport is about 10 km away from the administrative borough of Mestre and about 12 km away from historic Venice in the northern Italian region of Veneto. 

Also Convenient for: Murano, Burano, Lido di Venezia, Chioggia, Padua, Treviso, Vicenza, Verona, Lake Garda, Trieste, Ferrara, Bologna, Milan, Udine, the Dolomites.

Transfers by Public Transport: To reach Venice, you can take a bus from the airport. It also stops in Mestre on the way. Its final stop is Piazzale Roma. Once there, you can continue to your accommodation either on foot or by taking a water bus (known as vaporetto in the Venetian language). The vaporetti are large boats that circulate around Venice just like buses serve cities and towns around the world.

Another option to reach Venice from the airport is to get a water bus directly from the airport docks. Along the way, it also stops at the islands of Murano and Lido di Venezia.

To travel to another Nothern Italian city, you can take a bus to the Venezia Mestre train station and then a high-speed or a fast regional train to your final destination. Alternatively, there are bus lines connecting Venice Airport to several small towns and larger destinations nearby. Click for more information.

Airport Accommodation: Click to see the available accommodation at Venice Airport in Italy.

More Information:

Travel from Venice: Venice to Padua, Venice to Verona, Venice to Lake Garda, Venice to Milan
Things to Do in Venice: Essential Tips, Best Things to Do, Major Landmarks, Hidden Gems, How to Navigate Venice, Venice in a Day for Art Lovers, Train Stations, Best Tours, Beaches of Venice, Haunted Venice, Day Trips from Venice

In Conclusion

Northern Italy is a great destination to explore. Beautiful cities of art, deep layers of history, and pristine nature are only some of the main factors that attract millions of people to this corner of Europe year after year. From Venice and Milan to Lake Como, Lake Garda, and the Dolomites, there are many wonderful places here to visit and enjoy.

One of the best things about Northern Italy is that it is very convenient to reach by plane from anywhere in Europe and beyond. The largest cities here have at least one important airport right next to them and are easy to access from several other airports nearby.

So, in this blog post today, I focused on the eleven major airports in Northern Italy. From Milan Malpensa to Venice Marco Polo, from Bologna Guglielmo Marconi to Treviso Antonio Canova, for each one of them, I have provided a short description, a list of the main Italian destinations to reach in their vicinity, as well as available transfers by public transport.

All this detailed information was carefully tried and tested first-hand by me over my many flights to Italy during the last 20 years. I hope that it will be useful during the planning stages of your Italian holiday and that will help you to choose the most convenient airport for you in terms of final destination, times of arrival and departure, transport options, and budget.

Have a wonderful time in Northern Italy and let me know in the comments below which is your favourite airport and favourite destination here.

Click on the links further below for even more helpful information about the best things to do in Italy and its beautiful cities and towns!

More Helpful Information About Travelling in Italy

Best of Italy: Italian Piazzas, Italian Markets, Accommodation for Every Budget, Best Times to Visit Italy, Italy in Summer, Italy with Kids
Italian Food: Best Italian Food Gifts, Cheap Italian Food, Rules of Italian Breakfast, Italian Breakfast Foods
Italian Coffee: Italian Coffee Culture, Italian Coffee Drinks, History of Coffee in Italy
Christmas in Italy: Fun Facts, Things to Do, Italian Nativity Scenes, Panettone, Christmas Guide
Northern Italy: Best Cities to Visit, Major Airports, Reasons to Visit
Lake Como: Travel Guide, Reasons to Visit in Winter, Best Towns, Best Things to Do, Milan to Lake Como, Nearest Airports, Getting Around Lake Como
Lake Garda Towns and Villages: Best Towns, Lazise, Desenzano del Garda, Riva del Garda, Malcesine, Torri del Benaco, Punta di San Vigilio, Campo di Brenzone, Borghetto and Valeggio sul Mincio
Visiting Lake Garda: Travel Guide, Map of Lake Garda, Getting Around Lake Garda, Lake Garda with Kids, 8 Best Airports, Venice to Lake Garda, Verona to Lake Garda, Milan to Lake Garda, Bologna to Lake Garda
Venice: Essential Tips, Things to Do, Major Landmarks, Hidden Gems, How to Navigate Venice, Venice in a Day for Art Lovers, Train Stations, Nearest Airports, Best Tours, Beaches of Venice, Quotes about Venice, Boats in Venice, Haunted Venice, Day Trips from Venice, Arco del Paradiso
Verona: Things to Do in One Day, Verona Opera Festival, Day Trips from Verona, Romeo and Juliet Itinerary, Verona to Venice, Verona to Milan
Padua: Things to Do in One Day, 101 Facts About Padua, 10 Reasons to Visit Padua, Day Trips from Padua, How to Reach Padua
Vicenza: Things to Do, Day Trips from Vicenza, Best Museums, The Beauty of Vicenza
Treviso: Travel Guide
Veneto: Top Places to Visit, Unique Adventures, Most Colourful Places, Mysterious Places, Most Beautiful Lakes, Reasons to Visit, Main Cities, Prettiest Small Towns, Most Beautiful Villages
Lombardy: Best Cities and Towns, Reasons to Visit, Brescia
Friuli Venezia Giulia: Venzone, Most Beautiful Villages
Emilia Romagna: Bologna, Ravenna, Comacchio, Most Beautiful Villages
Marche: Reasons to Visit, Gradara, Frasassi Caves, Temple of Valadier
Umbria: Reasons to Visit Perugia
Campania: Naples

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