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Terni
Terni (Interamna Nahars) is an Umbrian city on the Nera river, founded per tradition in 672 BC, home to the 165 m Marmore Falls and Italy's steel industry since 1884; population about 106,000.
Trapani
Trapani, Sicilian coastal city and provincial capital on Sicily's western tip (Greek Drepanon, sickle-shaped promontory); 65,841 inhabitants (2020); province of 24 comuni with Italy's largest vineyard area, Marsala wine, salt pans, Egadi and Pantelleria; ranks 97th of 107 provinces for quality of life.
Trento
Trento (Trient, Tridentum), capital of the Autonomous Province of Trento in northern Italy, seat of the Council of Trent (1545–1563); 119,604 residents in 2025, first in the 2025 Il Sole 24 Ore quality-of-life ranking.
Treviso
Treviso is a Veneto city and provincial capital on the Sile river, 30 km from Venice. Roman Tarvisium, medieval Marca capital, first mainland city taken by Venice in 1339; 86,113 residents in 2025.
Trieste
Trieste, northeastern Adriatic port city and former Habsburg free port (Trst), unique EU free-port regime, bora winds to 150 km/h, 2024 port traffic of 59.5 million tonnes and 841,867 TEU.
Turin
Turin (Torino), capital of Piedmont at the Dora Riparia-Po confluence; Savoy ducal capital from 1563, Italy's first capital 1861-64, Fiat/Stellantis industrial city, Mole Antonelliana, 862,999 residents (2024).
Udine
Udine is a city in northeastern Italy, the main city of Friuli, with about 98,500 residents and landmarks including its hilltop castle, cathedral, and Tiepolo frescoes.
Urbino
Urbino, hill city in Italy's Marche region, Renaissance ducal seat of Federico da Montefeltro, birthplace of Raphael, UNESCO World Heritage historic center inscribed 1998 under criteria (ii) and (iv).
Ussana
Ussana is a comune in South Sardinia with Neolithic and Nuragic remains, a 4th-century Roman bath complex at San Lorenzo reused as a church foundation, Giudicato and feudal history, and autonomy since 1839.
Varese
Varese, Lombard provincial capital at 382 m near the Swiss border; garden city of about 80,000 on seven hills by Lake Varese, with four provincial UNESCO sites and a manufacturing economy.
Vasto
Vasto (ancient Histonium) is a coastal town of about 40,600 in Chieti province, Abruzzo, on the Golden Gulf; Roman municipium, D'Avalos seat, home to Punta Aderci reserve and the Costa dei Trabocchi.
Venice
Venice (Italian: Venezia) is a city in the Veneto region of northeast Italy, built on 118 small islands in a lagoon and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987.
Vercelli
Vercelli (Vercellae), Piedmont city on the Sesia river, capital of its province; ancient Roman municipium, Via Francigena stop, home of the Gothic Basilica of Sant'Andrea and the Vercelli Book, and European rice capital served by the Canale Cavour.
Verona
Verona, a city in Italy's Veneto region on the Adige River, became a Roman municipium in the 1st century BCE and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 (criteria ii, iv) for its 2,000-year fortified urban fabric, Roman Arena, Scaliger walls, and Sanmicheli bastions.
Vicenza
Vicenza, Veneto city in northern Italy famed as la città di Palladio; UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994 with 23 Palladian buildings and 24 villas; 110,797 residents in 2025.
Volterra
Volterra (Etruscan Velathri, Roman Volaterrae) is a 545 m hill town in Pisa province, Tuscany: an Etruscan dodecapolis city, Roman municipium, medieval commune, annexed by Florence in 1472, known for Etruscan walls, Roman theatre, Guarnacci Museum, and alabaster carving.