List of Italian regions by GDP

Last updated September 13, 2024

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 2021.^[3]

Province	Region	2021 GDP (in mil. of Euro)	2021 GDP (mil. of US$ PPP)	2021 GDP per capita (in Euro)	2021 GDP per capita (in US$ PPP)
Metropolitan City of Turin	Piedmont	75,854	122,854	34,264	55,495
Vercelli	Piedmont	5,041	8,164	30,305	49,083
Biella	Piedmont	4,779	7,740	28,050	45,430
Verbano-Cusio-Ossola	Piedmont	3,886	6,294	25,140	40,717
Novara	Piedmont	11,693	18,938	32,263	52,254
Cuneo	Piedmont	19,862	32,169	34,188	55,371
Asti	Piedmont	5,606	9,080	26,844	43,477
Alessandria	Piedmont	12,228	19,804	29,945	48,500
Aosta Valley	Aosta Valley	4,777	7,737	38,612	62,537
Imperia	Liguria	5,231	8,472	25,032	40,542
Savona	Liguria	7,958	12,888	29,593	47,930
Metropolitan City of Genoa	Liguria	29,039	47,032	35,392	57,321
La Spezia	Liguria	7,190	11,644	33,362	54,034
Varese	Lombardy	26,852	43,490	30,552	49,483
Como	Lombardy	17,584	28,480	29,519	47,810
Lecco	Lombardy	11,055	17,905	33,198	53,768
Sondrio	Lombardy	5,388	8,726	30,134	48,806
Bergamo	Lombardy	39,562	64,076	35,859	58,078
Brescia	Lombardy	45,428	73,577	36,214	58,653
Pavia	Lombardy	14,195	22,990	26,525	42,960
Lodi	Lombardy	6,562	10,628	28,864	46,748
Cremona	Lombardy	12,280	19,889	34,891	56,510
Mantua	Lombardy	13,420	21,736	33,114	53,632
Metropolitan City of Milan	Lombardy	193,373	313,191	59,901	97,017
Monza and Brianza	Lombardy	28,501	46,160	32,750	53,042
L'Aquila	Abruzzo	7,608	12,321	26,244	42,505
Teramo	Abruzzo	7,671	12,425	25,539	41,363
Pescara	Abruzzo	8,061	13,056	25,692	41,612
Chieti	Abruzzo	10,111	16,376	27,000	43,730
Isernia	Molise	1,725	2,793	21,293	34,486
Campobasso	Molise	4,925	7,976	23,205	37,583
Caserta	Campania	16,445	26,634	18,202	29,480
Benevento	Campania	4,892	7,923	18,399	29,799
Metropolitan City of Naples	Campania	61,059	98,892	20,438	33,101
Avellino	Campania	7,741	12,538	19,248	31,174
Salerno	Campania	21,385	34,635	20,075	32,514
Taranto	Apulia	11,491	18,611	20,486	33,179
Brindisi	Apulia	7,327	11,867	19,201	31,098
Lecce	Apulia	14,272	23,116	18,397	29,797
Foggia	Apulia	11,350	18,382	18,894	30,601
Metropolitan City of Bari	Apulia	28,702	46,486	23,364	37,840
Barletta-Andria-Trani	Apulia	6,504	10,534	17,078	27,660
Potenza	Basilicata	9,206	14 910	26,224	42,473
Matera	Basilicata	4,087	6,620	21,278	34,462
Cosenza	Calabria	11,139	18,041	16,494	26,714
Crotone	Calabria	3,080	4,988	18,802	30,452
Catanzaro	Calabria	7,213	11,683	20,965	33,956
Vibo Valentia	Calabria	2,542	4,116	16,734	27,103
Reggio Calabria	Calabria	9,764	15,814	18,671	30,239
Trapani	Sicily	7,088	11,480	16,968	27,481
Metropolitan City of Palermo	Sicily	24,380	39,486	20,167	32,663
Metropolitan City of Messina	Sicily	11,585	18,764	19,193	31,086
Agrigento	Sicily	6,751	10,934	16,227	26,281
Caltanissetta	Sicily	4,473	7,245	17,703	28,672
Enna	Sicily	2,628	4,256	17,703	27,072
Metropolitan City of Catania	Sicily	21,020	34,044	19,539	31,646
Ragusa	Sicily	6,006	9,727	19,035	30,829
Syracuse	Sicily	8,005	12,965	20,739	33,589
Sassari	Sardinia	10,845	17,565	22,763	36,867
Nuoro	Sardinia	4,109	6,655	20,447	33,116
Metropolitan City of Cagliari	Sardinia	12,059	19,530	28,603	46,326
Oristano	Sardinia	3,024	4,898	19,889	32,212
Sud Sardegna	Sardinia	5,648	9,147	16,723	27,085
Alto Adige	Trentino-Alto Adige	25,931	41,998	48,582	78,684
Trentino	Trentino-Alto Adige	21,645	35,056	39,968	64,732
Verona	Veneto	32,499	52,636	35,099	56,847
Vicenza	Veneto	31,426	50,898	36,818	59,631
Belluno	Veneto	6,729	10,898	33,780	54,711
Treviso	Veneto	30,847	49,960	35,087	56,828
Metropolitan City of Venice	Veneto	26,470	42,872	31,504	51,024
Padua	Veneto	33,461	54,195	35,945	58,217
Rovigo	Veneto	6,330	10,252	27,541	44,606
Pordenone	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	10,213	16,541	32,940	53,349
Udine	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	17,244	27,928	33,175	53,730
Gorizia	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	4,115	6,664	29,712	48,122
Trieste	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	8,913	14,435	38,791	62,827
Piacenza	Emilia-Romagna	10,020	16,229	35,334	57,227
Parma	Emilia-Romagna	19,032	30,825	42,363	68,612
Reggio Emilia	Emilia-Romagna	20,311	32,896	38,588	62,498
Modena	Emilia-Romagna	29,072	47,085	41,370	67,004
Metropolitan City of Bologna	Emilia-Romagna	43,129	69,852	42,566	68,941
Ferrara	Emilia-Romagna	9,540	15,452	27,993	45,337
Ravenna	Emilia-Romagna	12,834	20,786	33,237	53,831
Forlì-Cesena	Emilia-Romagna	13,605	22,036	34,710	56,217
Rimini	Emilia-Romagna	10,389	16,825	30,729	49,769
Massa and Carrara	Tuscany	4,928	7,982	26,053	42,196
Lucca	Tuscany	11,414	18,487	29,786	48,242
Pistoia	Tuscany	7,652	12,394	26,402	42,762
Metropolitan City of Florence	Tuscany	38,838	62,903	39,118	63,356
Prato	Tuscany	8,238	13,343	31,479	50,984
Livorno	Tuscany	9,318	15,092	28,398	45,993
Pisa	Tuscany	13,920	22,545	33,341	54,000
Arezzo	Tuscany	10,174	16,478	30,307	49,085
Siena	Tuscany	8,352	13,528	31,817	51,532
Grosseto	Tuscany	5,650	9,151	25,985	42,086
Perugia	Umbria	17,527	28,387	27,259	44,149
Terni	Umbria	5,620	9,103	25,648	41,540
Pesaro and Urbino	Marche	10,394	16,834	29,565	47,884
Ancona	Marche	14,656	23,737	31,651	51,263
Macerata	Marche	8,586	13,906	28,041	45,415
Ascoli Piceno	Marche	5,506	8,918	27,138	43,953
Fermo	Marche	4,158	6,734	24,601	39,844
Viterbo	Lazio	6,893	11,164	22,323	36,155
Rieti	Lazio	3,441	5,573	22,752	36,850
Metropolitan City of Rome	Lazio	163,462	264,746	38,697	62,674
Latina	Lazio	13,619	22,058	24,027	38,915
Frosinone	Lazio	11,097	17,973	23,529	38,108

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↑ "Gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices by NUTS 2 regions" . Retrieved 25 June 2021.
↑ "Regional accounts: per capita values". Istituto Nazionale di Statistica. Retrieved 24 November 2017.
↑ "OECD Data Explorer: Regions by GDP". data-explorer.oecd.org. Retrieved 2024-06-12.

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[2] "Regional accounts: per capita values". Istituto Nazionale di Statistica. Retrieved 24 November 2017.

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