Capitals of Regions
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This capital city of Tuscany is famous for its Renaissance art, the Duomo, and the Uffizi Gallery.

Florence


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This big island region at the "toe" of Italy's boot is world-famous for cannoli and arancini (rice balls).

Sicily

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Shaped like a long footwear item, the country of Italy is famously shaped like this.

Boot
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This country borders Italy to the northwest, shares the Western Alps, and is famous for the Eiffel Tower.

France


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This frozen, creamy Italian treat is similar to American ice cream but is much denser and served at a slightly warmer temperature

gelato

200

The city of Venice, famous for its canals and gondolas, is the capital of this region.

Veneto

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Naples, the city that invented modern pizza, is located in this region.

Campania

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This famous Leaning Tower is the most visited landmark in the region of Tuscany.

Leaning Tower of Pisa

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Known for its snow-capped Alps, watches, and chocolate, this famously neutral country shares Italy's northern border

Switzerland

200

This legendary Italian luxury sports car brand features a black prancing horse on a bright yellow shield logo.

Ferrari

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Rome, the capital of Italy, is located in this central region.

Lazio

300

The city of Bologna in this region is the birthplace of Bolognese meat sauce and lasagna

Emilia-Romagna

300

The ancient Roman Colosseum is the most famous landmark in this region.

Lazio

300

This tiny, independent nation is completely surrounded by the city of Rome and is home to the Pope

Vatican City

300

This tiny, highly concentrated shot of black coffee is brewed under intense pressure and forms the base for lattes and cappuccinos

Espresso

400

Milan, famous for fashion and the massive Duomo cathedral, is the capital of this wealthy northern region.

Lombardy

400

The green herb sauce called pesto was invented in Genoa, the capital of this coastal region.

Liguria

400

This massive island region is the one being "kicked" by the boot of Italy

Sicily

400

This country borders Italy to the northeast and is famous for its historic capital city of Vienna

Austria

400

This famous Italian scientist and astronomer used an early telescope to discover Jupiter's largest moons and championed the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun

Galileo

500

Naples, the city right next to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, is the capital of this southern region.

Campania

500

This region forming the "heel" of Italy's boot is famous for its ear-shaped orecchiette pasta

Puglia

500

Venice is built on water. Which ocean or sea is it in?

Adriatic Sea

500

Apart from the Vatican, this is the other tiny independent republic completely landlocked inside northeastern Italy

San Marino

500

This ancient language, spoken by the citizens of the Roman Empire, is the direct historical ancestor of the modern Italian language

Latin