This is a list of Italian locations of Jewish history. The first Jews arrived in Italy more than 2000 years ago and to this day have an unbroken presence in Italy. Today, Italian Jews can be found nearly all regions of Italy.

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (July 2010)

• Acqui
• Alessandria
• Ancona
• Aquileia
• Arezzo
• Asti
• Bassano
• Bergamo
• Bologna
• Bolzano
• Bozzolo
• Brescia
• Cento
• Cesena
• Como
• Conegliano
• Cremona
• Cuneo
• Emilia Romagna
• Faenza
• Florence
• Forlì
• Fossano
• Genoa
• Gorizia
• Imola
• Livorno
• Lodi
• Lombardy
• Lucca
• Lugo
• Mantua
• Merano
• Milan
• Modena
• Moncalvo
• Padua
• Pavia
• Pisa
• Reggio Emilia
• Sabbioneta
• San Daniele Del Friuli
• Siena
• Trent
• Treviso
• Trieste
• Turin
• Tuscany
• Venice
• Vercelli
• Vincenza
• Vittorio Veneto

• Amalfi
• Aquila
• Ascoli Piceno
• Benevento
• Capua
• Fano
• Ferrara
• Gaeta
• Lavello
• Matera
• Naples
• Orvieto
• Ostia
• Papal States
• Perugia
• Pesaro
• Piacenza
• Piove di Sacco
• Pitigliano
• Pompeii
• Ravenna
• Rome
• Salerno
• Spoleto
• Urbino
• Viterbo

• Agrigento
• Alghero
• Apulia
• Bari
• Brindisi
• Calabria
• Catania
• Catanzaro
• Cosenza
• Messina
• Oria
• Otranto
• Reggio Calabria
• San Nicandro Garganico
• Sardinia
• Sicily
• Syracuse
• Palermo
• Taranto
• Trani

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