The main cities in Italy are Rome, Milan, Florence, Naples, Turin, Genoa and Venice.

Milan (Milan)

Milan is the second largest city in Italy, located in the center of the Po River basin in northern Italy, with an altitude of 1.22 meters, the capital of Lombardy, with a population of 3.728 million and an area of 1.80 square kilometers. Milan has been the main transportation hub connecting the Mediterranean and Central Europe since ancient times, but what is the difference between Italian industrial and commercial information hedging and forced liquidation? Handicap: When the dealer delivered the goods, he didn't hang the big selling order on the selling order ... What effect does ex-dividend have on the warrants? Margin What is the function of futures margin? What are the main factors of stock price trend? How to calculate the expected change of basis? What does metal futures mean? What is the level of exchange reflected in the Japanese and British market systems ... What does the futures contract mean? What are the requirements of the total land supply plan for commercial housing? Swordfish financing service silver price core antibody gold unicorn and financial industry center. Milan has developed industry and strong economic strength, and its industrial output value accounts for more than half of Italy's industrial output value. The main industries are metallurgy, chemicals, machinery, aircraft manufacturing, automobiles, motorcycles, motors and railways. Light industry mainly includes textiles and clothing, and silk occupies a very important position in Europe. There are also many big banks, financial institutions, insurance companies and consortia, as well as Italy's largest stock exchange and Milan Expo. Milan has a long history and was founded in 400 BC. As early as BC 196, the city was the largest industrial and commercial center in northern Italy. It developed rapidly in the middle of the tenth century. From 292 AD, it became the residence of the emperor of the Western Roman Empire. 1535 years later, Milan was ruled by Spain, Austria and Napoleon. 1848, the famous uprising against Austrian foreign rule broke out. 1860 was merged into Italy after getting rid of Austrian rule. Milan is a modern city, but it also contains many precious cultural and artistic heritages and famous historical sites. The main places of interest are Domo Church, Victoria Emanuel II Promenade, Scala Opera House, Fort Sforzesko, Santa Maria de la Gracci Church, and nearby monasteries treasure Leonardo da Vinci's famous paintings The Last Supper and The Gate of Peace.

Florence (Florence)

This city is an ancient city in central Italy, the capital of Tuscany region, located in the basin on both sides of the Arno River, surrounded by mountains. As the birthplace of the Renaissance, it is an ancient city of culture and art, attracting a large number of tourists. Population 95 1 10,000. Its history can be traced back to the Trullian era and was later occupied by the Romans. In the first century BC, Julius Caesar named the city Florence. 1 1 15 became an independent city-state. /kloc-In the 5th century, medici family ruled the city and entered a prosperous period. 1530, Charles V established the principality of Florence, and changed it into the grand duchy of Tuscany in 1569. During the Renaissance, it was once the capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1865- 187 1). The 15th century is the glorious period of this city, with colorful gardens. During the Renaissance, many famous artists appeared, such as poet Dante, writer Boccaccio, architect brunelleschi, painter Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian and sculptor Michelangelo, all of which left immortal works. At present, there are uffizi gallery, Beatty Palace, College Art Museum and National Museum in the city, displaying countless art treasures. Therefore, Florence is called the artistic pearl of Europe. In addition to the developed tourism industry, the service industry is also its main economic source. It is also a very old commercial city, famous for its handicrafts, especially gold and silver jewelry. The main industries are textiles, clothing, heavy machinery, precision instruments, chemicals and medicine.

Naples (Naples)

Naples is the capital of Campania, the third largest city in Italy, bordering on the Bay of Naples, with an altitude of17m and a population of 31.110,000. This city has beautiful scenery and is one of the most famous scenic spots in the Mediterranean. The city was a Greek colony as early as the 6th-5th century BC and returned to the Roman Empire in the 4th century BC. After the demise of the Roman Empire, it was ruled by the Goths and then occupied by the Byzantine Empire. It was not until 1266 that it became the capital of the kingdom of Naples. Then it was ruled by the kings of Sicily and Spain, and the Bourbon dynasty ruled from 1743 to Risojimanto. Commerce is the main economic source of this city, and the port of Naples is one of the most important ports in Italy. It is also a rapidly developing industrial city in southern Italy, mainly concentrated in the suburbs. Important industries include metalworking, machinery, chemistry, shipbuilding, food, building materials, textiles and clothing, and the tanning and shoemaking industries have developed significantly. The scale of tourism is considerable, which provides favorable conditions for the economic development of this area.

Turin (Turin)

The capital of Piedmont. The most important industrial, commercial and cultural city in Italy is located on the left bank of the Po River, with an altitude of 239 meters and a population of 2.3 million. Turin is a famous historical city. It was originally the center of Uhurini in the Roman city of Galita, and later became the capital of Lombardy. 17 13 became the capital of the kingdom of Sardinia, and 1865 became the capital of the kingdom of Italy. There are a lot of monuments and historical buildings in this city. The most famous are the medieval Madama Palace, castles built in 13 and14th century, etc. Turin has a developed industry, forming an Italian industrial triangle with Milan and Genoa. Italy's largest private enterprise, Fiat Automobile Factory, is located in Turin, and the economy of the whole city is constantly developing under its drive. Cultural institutions: University of Turin, Polytechnic, Museum, Art Gallery, Galileo National Institute of Electronics, etc.

GENOVA (Genova)

Located in Genoa Bay in northern Italy, this city is the capital of Liguria, a famous seaport city, and the largest port in Italy with a population of 927,000. Shipping business is the main source of the city's economy, and transportation and insurance are very developed. In addition, there are petrochemical, steel, metallurgy, food and shipbuilding industries. Genoa was founded during the Roman Empire. It gradually developed in12-16th century, and it didn't develop into a city with a certain scale until19th century. It was once an administrative region of the Roman Empire. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it fell into the hands of Byzantium and was later occupied by Lombards and Franks. Because of its strategic position in the Mediterranean, it was once the object of contention between France and Spain. /kloc-regained its independence in 0/528, and Genoa and the whole region merged into the kingdom of Sardinia in 18 15. There are many places of interest in the city, including Cathedral, St. Mary's Church, St. George's Palace, Rosso Palace, Spirano Palace and the former residence and museum of the great navigator Columbus. The main activities are: international shipping exhibition, international tourism products exhibition, wine and spirits exhibition, European Arbor Day, sea sailing competition, international sailing competition, horse racing and Columbus celebration.

Venice (Venice)

Venice is a world-famous aquatic city, known as the "water capital" and the capital of Veneto region, with a population of 865,438+0.6 million. It is the hometown of world-famous traveler Kyle Poirot. Known as the most beautiful and charming city in the world, this city is located on the Adriatic coast. On 1 18 small islands, all parts of the city are connected by 177 rivers and 40 1 bridges. The main means of transportation in this city is boats. In addition to ordinary boats and steamboats, people in traditional costumes can be seen rowing a strange boat everywhere on the sea, which is the famous "gondola". The city was built in the 5th century A.D. and left the mainland to come here in order to avoid barbarian invasion. /kloc-began to develop in the 0/0 century, and reached its heyday in the 0/5 century. It was once the richest and most powerful maritime "peaceful country" in Italy. Venetian merchants have traveled all over Europe, Asia and Africa. /kloc-Columbus began to decline gradually after he discovered the New World in the 6th century. 1797 was annexed by Austria-Hungary and later ruled by Napoleon. 1848 An uprising against Austrian rule broke out, 1849 won, 1866 reunified the kingdom of Italy. The city's main economic sources are tourism and service industry, with traditional glass blowing and lace making handicrafts, and artificial crystal handicrafts are very famous. St. Kyle Square is the center of the city, and Napoleon called it the most beautiful square in the world. There are magnificent Roman palaces and St. Kyle's Cathedral-Byzantium in the square. In addition, there is a big bell tower with a height of 98.6 meters and a width of 12 meters. The original building collapsed in 1902, which was reconstructed by imitating the original building thousands of years ago.