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Divided into upper and lower city, known for its medieval walls and Venetian architecture.

Venetian city famous for Palladian architecture and gold jewelry production.

Industrial city in Umbria, known as the city of lovers and Saint Valentine.

Romagnol city with Renaissance fortress and connection to Mussolini's birthplace nearby.

Alpine city that hosted the famous Counter-Reformation council, gateway to the Dolomites.

Piedmontese city with beautiful basilica dome designed by Antonelli.

Strategic city at the Po River crossing, known for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture.

Adriatic port city with Greek origins, featuring a beautiful cathedral on a hill.

Baroque architectural gem in Puglia's Salento peninsula, known for its golden stone buildings.

Bilingual Alpine city blending Italian and Austrian cultures, gateway to South Tyrol.

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