List of Italian regions by GDP

Last updated December 29, 2023

This article lists Italian regions and autonomous provinces (NUTS 2) by gross domestic product (GDP).

Gross domestic product by region

This table reports the nominal GDP of the twenty regions of Italy from 2000 to 2019, expressed in billions of euro.

List of Italian regions by GDP (billions of euro ^[1])
	Region	2000	2010	2019	2010-2019 % GDP change	% of nationwide 2019 GDP
1	Lombardy	259.86	349.55	468.77	12.34	22.28
2	Lazio	138.11	187.67	200.84	6.55	11.22
3	Veneto	111.46	143.25	164.86	13.10	9.21
4	Emilia-Romagna	106.15	137.95	163.75	15.75	9.15
5	Piedmont	99.69	124.55	137.78	9.60	7.70
6	Tuscany	80.68	105.27	118.72	11.32	6.63
7	Campania	83.02	102.91	109.63	6.12	6.13
8	Sicily	69.28	88.25	89.36	1.24	4.99
9	Apulia	57.74	70.18	77.47	9.41	4.33
10	Liguria	36.57	46.09	49.74	7.33	2.78
11	Trentino-Alto Adige	28.27	38.38	46.55	21	2.60
12	Marche	30.13	39.43	42.39	6.98	2.37
13	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	27.79	35.68	38.77	7.97	2.17
14	Sardinia	25.01	33.32	35.25	5.47	1.97
15	Calabria	26.26	33.27	33.61	1.01	1.88
16	Abruzzo	24.10	30.81	33.13	7.00	1.85
17	Umbria	17.71	22.18	23.26	4.64	1.30
18	Basilicata	9.82	11.19	13.09	14.51	0.73
19	Molise	5.42	6.68	6.49	2.84	0.36
20	Aosta Valley	3.44	4.73	4.86	2.67	0.27
—	Italy	1,241.51	1,611.27	1,789.74	9.97	100.00

Per capita GDP by region

Figures are in euros at market exchange rates and not at purchasing power parity (PPP).

Italian regions by GDP per capita
(in euros, at current market prices)^[2]
Rank	Region	2017	% of nationwide average
1	Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol	39,750	137.54
2	Lombardy	38,500	133.22
3	Emilia-Romagna	35,800	123.88
4	Aosta Valley	35,700	123.53
5	Veneto	33,500	115.92
6	Lazio	33,200	114.88
7	Liguria	32,000	110.73
8	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	31,400	108.65
9	Tuscany	30,900	106.92
10	Piedmont	30,700	106.23
11	Marche	27,200	94.12
12	Abruzzo	25,000	86.51
13	Umbria	24,800	85.81
14	Basilicata	21,400	74.05
15	Sardinia	20,900	72.32
16	Molise	20,100	69.55
17	Apulia	18,700	64.71
18	Campania	18,500	64.01
19	Sicily	17,700	61.25
20	Calabria	17,400	60.21
—	Italy	28,900	100.00

Provincial GDP

All provinces and metropolitan cities of Italy by GDP and GDP per capita in 2015.^[3]

Province	Region	2015 GDP (in mil. of Euro)	2015 GDP (mil. of US$ PPP)	2015 GDP per capita (in Euro)	2015 GDP per capita (in US$ PPP)
Metropolitan City of Turin	Piedmont	69,305	93,316	30,304	40,803
Vercelli	Piedmont	4,725	6,362	26,922	36,249
Biella	Piedmont	4,610	6,207	25,556	34,410
Verbano-Cusio-Ossola	Piedmont	3,733	5,026	23,259	31,317
Novara	Piedmont	10,416	14,025	28,078	37,805
Cuneo	Piedmont	17,987	24,219	30,423	40,962
Asti	Piedmont	5,368	7,228	24,575	33,090
Alessandria	Piedmont	11,722	15,783	27,238	36,674
Aosta Valley	Aosta Valley	4,404	5,930	34,457	46,395
Imperia	Liguria	5,024	6,765	23,256	31,313
Savona	Liguria	7,667	10,323	27,221	36,651
Metropolitan City of Genoa	Liguria	28,753	38,715	33,506	45,114
La Spezia	Liguria	6,514	8,771	29,431	39,628
Varese	Lombardy	25,779	34,710	28,960	38,993
Como	Lombardy	16,310	21,961	27,193	36,614
Lecco	Lombardy	9,903	13,334	29,148	39,246
Sondrio	Lombardy	5,149	6,933	28,307	38,114
Bergamo	Lombardy	33,795	45,503	30,485	41,046
Brescia	Lombardy	39,322	52,945	31,095	41,867
Pavia	Lombardy	13,188	17,757	24,052	32,384
Lodi	Lombardy	5,679	7,647	24,746	33,320
Cremona	Lombardy	10,294	13,860	28,513	38,391
Mantua	Lombardy	12,377	16,665	29,904	40,264
Metropolitan City of Milan	Lombardy	162,652	219,003	50,786	78,381
Monza and Brianza	Lombardy	24,901	33,528	28,777	42,746
L'Aquila	Abruzzo	7,286	9,810	23,962	32,264
Teramo	Abruzzo	7,093	9,550	22,825	30,733
Pescara	Abruzzo	7,764	10,454	24,084	32,428
Chieti	Abruzzo	9,551	12,860	24,374	32,818
Isernia	Molise	1,663	2,239	19,199	25,850
Campobasso	Molise	4,372	5,887	19,339	26,039
Caserta	Campania	14,536	19,572	15,723	21,170
Benevento	Campania	4,508	6,070	16,014	21,562
Metropolitan City of Naples	Campania	56,553	76,146	18,149	24,437
Avellino	Campania	7,467	10,054	17,502	23,566
Salerno	Campania	19,358	26,065	17,479	23,534
Taranto	Apulia	9,780	13,168	16,655	22,425
Brindisi	Apulia	7,246	9,756	18,129	24,410
Lecce	Apulia	12,715	17,120	15,789	21,259
Foggia	Apulia	10,670	14,367	16,874	22,719
Metropolitan City of Bari	Apulia	28,220	34,831	22,945	27,532
Barletta-Andria-Trani	Apulia	5,888	7,928	14,946	20,124
Potenza	Basilicata	8,585	11,559	22,942	30,890
Matera	Basilicata	3,417	4,601	17,004	22,895
Cosenza	Calabria	10,772	14,504	15,045	20,258
Crotone	Calabria	2,733	3,680	15,660	21,086
Catanzaro	Calabria	6,587	8,869	18,127	24,407
Vibo Valentia	Calabria	2,447	3,295	15,032	20,239
Reggio Calabria	Calabria	9,901	13,331	17,778	23,938
Trapani	Sicily	6,735	9,068	15,446	20,798
Metropolitan City of Palermo	Sicily	23,223	31,269	18,229	24,544
Metropolitan City of Messina	Sicily	10,980	14,784	17,076	22,993
Agrigento	Sicily	6,558	8,830	14,690	19,779
Caltanissetta	Sicily	4,163	5,605	15,255	20,540
Enna	Sicily	2,608	3,512	15,297	20,597
Metropolitan City of Catania	Sicily	19,405	26,128	17,384	23,407
Ragusa	Sicily	5,570	7,500	17,428	23,466
Syracuse	Sicily	7,419	9,989	18,339	24,692
Sassari	Sardinia	6,315	8,503	18,884	25,426
Nuoro	Sardinia	2,943	3,963	18,656	25,120
Metropolitan City of Cagliari	Sardinia	13,593	18,302	24,204	32,589
Oristano	Sardinia	2,831	3,812	17,462	23,512
Olbia-Tempio	Sardinia	3,547	4,776	22,147	29,819
Ogliastra	Sardinia	1,002	1,349	17,432	23,471
Medio Campidano	Sardinia	1,434	1,931	14,379	19,360
Carbonia-Iglesias	Sardinia	2,048	2,758	16,068	21,634
South Tyrol	Trentino-Alto Adige	21,603	29,087	41,568	55,970
Trentino	Trentino-Alto Adige	18,608	25,055	34,599	46,586
Verona	Veneto	29,406	39,594	31,858	42,896
Vicenza	Veneto	27,697	37,293	31,890	42,938
Belluno	Veneto	6,547	8,815	31,570	42,508
Treviso	Veneto	26,867	36,175	30,311	40,813
Metropolitan City of Venice	Veneto	25,887	34,856	30,208	40,674
Padua	Veneto	30,146	40,590	32,153	43,292
Rovigo	Veneto	6,107	8,223	25,284	34,043
Pordenone	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	9,217	12,410	29,412	39,601
Udine	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	15,708	21,150	29,376	39,553
Gorizia	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	3,656	4,923	26,007	35,017
Trieste	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	7,886	10,618	33,490	45,093
Piacenza	Emilia-Romagna	8,929	12,023	31,056	41,816
Parma	Emilia-Romagna	15,672	21,102	35,093	47,250
Reggio Emilia	Emilia-Romagna	17,961	24,184	33,694	45,368
Modena	Emilia-Romagna	25,296	34,060	36,034	48,518
Metropolitan City of Bologna	Emilia-Romagna	39,502	52,668	38,918	52,402
Ferrara	Emilia-Romagna	9,016	12,140	25,559	34,414
Ravenna	Emilia-Romagna	12,058	16,236	30,779	41,442
Forlì-Cesena	Emilia-Romagna	12,157	16,369	30,758	41,414
Rimini	Emilia-Romagna	9,489	12,777	28,297	38,101
Massa and Carrara	Tuscany	4,657	6,270	23,454	31,579
Lucca	Tuscany	10,543	14,196	26,871	36,181
Pistoia	Tuscany	7,302	9,832	24,986	33,643
Metropolitan City of Florence	Tuscany	36,097	48,603	35,642	47,990
Prato	Tuscany	7,395	9,957	29,222	39,346
Livorno	Tuscany	8,818	11,873	26,049	35,074
Pisa	Tuscany	12,429	16,735	29,497	39,717
Arezzo	Tuscany	9,445	12,717	27,315	36,778
Siena	Tuscany	8,196	11,036	30,374	40,897
Grosseto	Tuscany	5,299	7,135	23,649	31,842
Perugia	Umbria	16,436	22,130	24,785	33,372
Terni	Umbria	5,030	6,773	21,885	29,467
Pesaro and Urbino	Marche	9,314	12,541	25,697	34,599
Ancona	Marche	13,855	18,655	29,044	39,106
Macerata	Marche	7,866	10,591	24,496	32,983
Ascoli Piceno	Marche	5,181	6,976	24,593	33,113
Fermo	Marche	4,202	5,658	23,875	32,147
Viterbo	Lazio	6,559	8,831	20,425	27,502
Rieti	Lazio	2,943	3,963	18,542	24,966
Metropolitan City of Rome	Lazio	150,315	202,392	34,625	46,621
Latina	Lazio	12,524	16,863	21,844	29,411
Frosinone	Lazio	10,659	14,352	21,490	28,935

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