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Italy by Region

From the neon of Tokyo to the temples of Kyoto and the beaches of Okinawa — explore Japan region by region.

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Where in Italy

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Each Japanese region has its own character — its own cities, cuisine, seasons and pace. Choose where to begin, and we'll take you all the way down to the perfect city, ryokan or trail.

The Regions

Four regions, one Italy

From the snow country of the north to the coral seas of the south.

The region behind Milan — a chain of deep alpine lakes at Como, Garda and Maggiore, walled Bergamo above the plain, Renaissance Mantua on its lagoon, and the Alps rising along the Swiss border.Lombardy

Florence, Siena and the Val d’Orcia — the region that is a landscape as much as a set of towns.Tuscany

The region behind Venice — Roman Verona and Palladio’s Vicenza, Giotto’s frescoes at Padua, terraced Prosecco hills, the eastern shore of Lake Garda and the Dolomites of Belluno, all inside one administrative region.Veneto

The region Rome sits in — Tivoli’s water gardens, the port of the ancient city, and a town on a pinnacle.Lazio

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