List of cities in Italy

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Map of Italy and some of its major cities

The following is a list of Italian municipalities ( comuni ) with a population over 50 000. The table below contains the cities populations as of 31 December 2021, [1] as estimated by the Italian National Institute of Statistics, [2] and the cities census population from the 2011 Italian Census. [3] Cities in bold are regional capitals.

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Cities

1. Rome Rome Skyline (8012016319).jpg
1. Rome
2. Milan Milan skyline skyscrapers of Porta Nuova business district.jpg
2. Milan
3. Naples Naples from the Castello Sant Elmo with Abbazia San Martino the port and the Vesuv.jpg
3. Naples
4. Turin Turin skyline.jpg
4. Turin
5. Palermo Palermo panorama.JPG
5. Palermo
6. Genoa Palazzo Rosso visto da Castelletto.jpg
6. Genoa
7. Bologna Bologna-SanPetronioPiazzaMaggiore1.jpg
7. Bologna
8. Florence Firenze - Badia, bargello e Santa Croce da Campanile di giotto.JPG
8. Florence
RankCity2011 census2021 estimateChangeRegion
1 Rome 2,617,1752,761,632+5.52%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
2 Milan 1,242,1231,371,498+10.42%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
3 Naples 962,003914,758−4.91%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
4 Turin 872,367848,885−2.69%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
5 Palermo 657,651630,828−4.08%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
6 Genoa 586,180560,688−4.35%Flag of Liguria.svg  Liguria
7 Bologna 371,337392,203+5.62%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
8 Florence 358,079367,150+2.53%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
9 Bari 315,933316,140+0.07%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
10 Catania 293,902298,324+1.50%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
11 Verona 252,520257,274+1.88%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
12 Venice 261,362254,661−2.56%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
13 Messina 243,262220,094−9.52%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
14 Padua 206,192208,732+1.23%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
15 Prato 185,456200,762+8.25%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
16 Trieste 202,123200,594−0.76%Flag of Friuli-Venezia Giulia.svg  Friuli-Venezia Giulia
17 Brescia 189,902196,850+3.66%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
18 Parma 175,895196,655+11.80%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
19 Taranto 200,154189,171−5.49%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
20 Modena 179,149185,644+3.63%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
21 Reggio Calabria 180,817171,800−4.99%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
22 Reggio Emilia 162,082169,029+4.29%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
23 Perugia 162,449163,598+0.71%Flag of Umbria.svg  Umbria
24 Ravenna 153,740156,080+1.52%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
25 Livorno 157,052154,177−1.83%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
26 Rimini 139,601150,051+7.49%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
27 Cagliari 149,883148,881−0.67%Flag of Sardinia.svg  Sardinia
28 Foggia 147,036146,379−0.45%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
29 Ferrara 132,545131,091−1.10%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
30 Salerno 132,608128,105−3.40%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
31 Latina 117,892127,221+7.91%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
32 Giugliano in Campania 108,793122,935+13.00%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
33 Monza 119,856122,099+1.87%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
34 Sassari 123,782121,657−1.72%Flag of Sardinia.svg  Sardinia
35 Bergamo 115,349120,207+4.21%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
36 Pescara 117,166119,406+1.91%Flag of Abruzzo.svg  Abruzzo
37 Trento 114,198118,509+3.78%Flag of Trentino-South Tyrol.svg  Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
38 Forlì 116,434116,861+0.37%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
39 Syracuse 118,385116,447−1.64%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
40 Vicenza 111,500110,675−0.74%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
41 Terni 109,193107,314−1.72%Flag of Umbria.svg  Umbria
42 Bolzano-Bozen 102,575107,025+4.34%Flag of Trentino-South Tyrol.svg  Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
43 Piacenza 100,311102,902+2.58%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
44 Novara 101,952101,727−0.22%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
45 Ancona 100,49798,664−1.82%Flag of Marche.svg  Marche
46 Udine 98,28797,761−0.54%Flag of Friuli-Venezia Giulia.svg  Friuli-Venezia Giulia
47 Andria 100,05297,173−2.88%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
48 Arezzo 98,14496,672−1.50%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
49 Cesena 95,99096,307+0.33%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
50 Pesaro 94,23795,753+1.61%Flag of Marche.svg  Marche
51 Lecce 89,91695,253+5.94%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
52 Barletta 94,23992,466−1.88%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
53 La Spezia 92,65992,216−0.48%Flag of Liguria.svg  Liguria
54 Alessandria 89,41190,987+1.76%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
55 Pisa 85,85889,828+4.62%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
56 Pistoia 89,10189,501+0.45%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
57 Lucca 87,20089,219+2.32%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
58 Guidonia Montecelio 81,44788,237+8.34%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
59 Catanzaro 89,36485,544−4.27%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
60 Treviso 81,01484,793+4.66%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
61 Como 82,04583,626+1.93%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
62 Brindisi 88,81883,169−6.36%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
63 Busto Arsizio 79,69282,981+4.13%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
64 Grosseto 78,63081,440+3.57%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
66 Torre del Greco 85,92280,825−5.93%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
65 Fiumicino 67,62680,625+19.22%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
67 Marsala 80,21880,071−0.18%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
68 Sesto San Giovanni 76,51479,732+4.21%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
69 Varese 79,79378,875−1.15%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
70 Pozzuoli 80,35776,290−5.06%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
71 Cinisello Balsamo 71,12874,534+4.79%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
72 Corigliano-Rossano 74,84873,920−1.24%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
73 Aprilia 66,97973,887+10.31%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
74 Asti 73,89973,539−0.49%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
75 Casoria 78,64773,492−6.55%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
76 Caserta 75,64073,068−3.40%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
77 Ragusa 69,79472,690+4.15%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
78 Carpi 67,26872,025+7.07%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
79 Gela 75,66871,708−5.23%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
80 Pavia 68,28071,159+4.22%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
81 Cremona 69,58970,943+1.95%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
82 Altamura 69,52969,668+0.20%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
83 Imola 67,89269,592+2.50%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
84 L’Aquila 66,96469,508+3.80%Flag of Abruzzo.svg  Abruzzo
85 Quartu Sant'Elena 69,29668,430−1.25%Flag of Sardinia.svg  Sardinia
86 Lamezia Terme 70,33667,110−4.59%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
87 Massa 68,85666,423−3.53%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
88 Viterbo 63,20965,987+4.39%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
89 Potenza 66,77764,786−2.98%Flag of Basilicata.svg  Basilicata
90 Trapani 69,24164,486−6.87%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
91 Cosenza 69,48463,713−8.31%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
92 Pomezia 56,37263,641+12.89%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
93 Castellammare di Stabia 65,94463,161−4.22%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
94 Vigevano 60,10962,384+3.78%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
95 Vittoria 61,00662,322+2.16%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
96 Afragola 63,82061,881−3.04%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
97 Viareggio 61,85760,936−1.49%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
98 Carrara 64,68960,434−6.58%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
99 Olbia 53,30760,385+13.28%Flag of Sardinia.svg  Sardinia
100 Matera 59,79659,869+0.12%Flag of Basilicata.svg  Basilicata
101 Fano 62,90159,835−4.87%Flag of Marche.svg  Marche
102 Legnano 57,64759,816+3.76%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
103 Caltanissetta 61,71159,063−4.29%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
104 Faenza 57,74859,055+2.26%Flag of Emilia-Romagna (de facto).svg  Emilia-Romagna
105 Savona 60,66158,563−3.46%Flag of Liguria.svg  Liguria
106 Crotone 58,88158,478−0.68%Flag of Calabria.svg  Calabria
107 Anzio 49,73158,247+17.12%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
108 Acerra 56,46558,152+2.99%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
109 Marano di Napoli 59,20457,514−2.85%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
110 Molfetta 60,43357,510−4.84%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
111 Cerignola 56,65357,039+0.68%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
112 Benevento 61,48956,939−7.40%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
113 Moncalieri 55,87556,095+0.39%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
114 Cuneo 55,01355,813+1.45%Flag of Piedmont.svg  Piedmont
115 Agrigento 58,32355,636−4.61%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
116 Foligno 56,04555,520−0.94%Flag of Umbria.svg  Umbria
117 Tivoli 52,91054,900+3.76%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
118 Trani 55,84254,838−1.80%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
119 Manfredonia 56,25754,312−3.46%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
120 Siena 52,83953,724+1.67%Flag of Tuscany.svg  Tuscany
121 Bisceglie 54,67853,581−2.01%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
122 Modica 53,95953,374−1.08%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
123 Bitonto 56,25853,226−5.39%Flag of Apulia.svg  Apulia
124 Montesilvano 50,41353,174+5.48%Flag of Abruzzo.svg  Abruzzo
125 Sanremo 54,13753,154−1.82%Flag of Liguria.svg  Liguria
126 Gallarate 50,45652,826+4.70%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
127 Bagheria 54,25752,705−2.86%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
128 Avellino 54,22252,568−3.05%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
129 Portici 55,76552,224−6.35%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
130 Velletri 52,29552,151−0.28%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
131 Teramo 54,29451,891−4.43%Flag of Abruzzo.svg  Abruzzo
132 Civitavecchia 51,22951,824+1.16%Flag of Lazio.svg  Lazio
133 Pordenone 50,58351,818+2.44%Flag of Friuli-Venezia Giulia.svg  Friuli-Venezia Giulia
134 Cava de' Tirreni 53,88550,797−5.73%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
135 Rho 50,05250,604+1.10%Flag of Lombardy.svg  Lombardy
136 Acireale 51,45650,417−2.02%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
137 Rovigo 50,16450,379+0.43%Flag of Veneto.svg  Veneto
138 Aversa 52,83050,221−4.94%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania
139 Mazara del Vallo 49,99550,129+0.27%Flag of Sicily (revised).svg  Sicily
140 Ercolano 53,67750,093−6.68%Flag of Campania.svg  Campania

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