Editing Tourism in Italy (section)

===Northwest Italy===
[[File:CastelloDiFénisJuly292023 06.jpg|thumb|[[Fénis Castle]], 13th century ([[Aosta Valley]])]]
{{further|Northwest Italy}}
:''Regions: [[Piedmont]], [[Liguria]], [[Lombardy]] and [[Aosta Valley]]''
Home of the [[Italian Riviera]], including [[Portofino]], [[Sanremo]], and of [[Cinque Terre]]. There are many historic cities in this part of Italy: [[Turin]], the manufacturing capital of Italy, [[Milan]], the business and fashion capital of the country and the important port of [[Genoa]] are the most popular tourist destinations of the area.

Other cities like [[Aosta]], [[Bergamo]], [[Brescia]], [[Como]] and [[Mantua]] have a rich cultural heritage, which shares the region's visitors with beautiful landscapes such as the lakes [[Lake Garda|Garda]] (with [[Grottoes of Catullus]] and [[Gardone Riviera]]), [[Lake Como|Como]] (with [[Bellagio, Lombardy|Bellagio]] and [[Varenna]]) and [[Lake Maggiore|Maggiore]] (with [[Borromean Islands]] and [[Angera]]). There are also important ski resorts like [[Sestriere]], [[Courmayeur]], [[Breuil-Cervinia]], [[Livigno]] and [[Bormio]].