Detailed Maps: Regions of Italy
Looking for detailed maps regions Italy? Wondering where is Le Marche region? In this detailed map of Italy all regions are named and highlighted with different colors.I must give credit for this work to my husband who, with great patience created this detailed map of Italy regions. Here are from North to South (this is the way we learned them in school) all the regions of Italy with their main cities. Piemonte - Torino Liguria - Genova Lombardia - Milano Trentino Alto Adige - Trento Friuli - Trieste Veneto - Venezia Emilia Romagna - Bologna Toscana - Firenze Marche - Ancona Umbria - Perugia Sardegna - Cagliari Lazio - Roma Abruzzo - L’Aquila Campania - Napoli Puglie - Bari Basilicata - Potenza Calabria - Catanzaro Sicilia - Palermo
Map of Marche
In this map below is in evidence the location of our region, Le Marche. As you can see, it is right in the center of Italy, close to Tuscany and Umbria, facing the Adriatic sea.
This below is an interactive map of Marche region. Click on the + sign on the left to zoom in and on the - sign to zoom out.
For example our cuisine is something in between the rich and buttery way of cooking of the Emilia Romagna and the more austere but spicy dishes of Abruzzo. Our typical food has its origin in three distinct areas that divide the Marche region, the coastal strip with its varied and tasty seafood, the fertile rolling hills with farms, olive trees and wineries and the mountains with game, cattle and truffles. Click on these links to find out more about our typical food and Le Marche recipes. Back to Fun Facts about Italy Go from Detailed Maps: Regions of Italy to Le-Marche-Travel-Guide Homepage |
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