Rome & Central Italy

Lazio in Touring Club Italiano’s series of regional road maps of Italy at 1:200,000, used by millions of locals and tourists alike and always among Stanford’s perennial best-sellers. Coverage extends from Grosseto in the north-west, Orvieto, Spoleto and Teramo southwards to Gaeta, and eastwards to Pescara and Isernia, and includes Rome, Colli Albani with Castel Gandolfo, Anzio, Monte Cassino, Civitavecchia,...

Regions of Italy at a detailed scale of 1:150,000 in Freytag & Berndt’s Road and Leisure map series. A booklet attached to the map cover provides descriptions of the regions, plus the map index. Many place names are in large print to make navigating easier.

930km on foot across Lazio, Campania, Basilicata and Apulia. From Rome to Santa Maria di Leuca: a spectacular Way along ancient consular roads, archaeology and nature, castles and abbeys, and boundless horizons where land, sky and sea meet; from the Appia Antica Park to Terracina, Gaeta and Sessa Aurunca; then on to Benevento, a strategic point where the Appia and the Via Traiana come together; the Way c...

Central Rome street plan on light, waterproof and tear-resistant pocket map with Touring Club Italiano’s excellent, clear cartography; indexed, with a diagram of the metro and rail network, information about main sights, useful addresses, etc.

The Vatican and the adjoining districts of Rome with Castel Sant’Angelo on a detailed, informative and beautifully presented street plan from Gizi Map with additional plans of Saint Peter’s, the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel, the grotto with papal tombs, etc.

Anzio Landings: Operation Shingle and the Battle for Rome shown on a detailed map at 1:100,000 based on the Italian topographic survey, with overprint showing front lines, coastal defences, names of army units on both sides, military museums, etc.

Bassa Lunigiana - Monte Marcello - Golfo della Spezia in a series of hiking maps covering Tuscany, parts of Umbria, and the adjoining areas. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in the other map series but for many areas, especially for parts of Tuscany, these are the only hiking maps available. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with some relief shading and colo...

Lazio region of Italy at a detailed scale of 1:150,000 on a large, double-sided map in Freytag & Berndt’s very popular “Top 10 Tips” series. A booklet attached to the map cover provides descriptions of the region’s 10 best sights, a street plan of central Rome and a plan of the Vatican City, plus the map index. Many place names are in large print to make navigating easier. Rome is included on both sides of ...

Chianti Classico: Val di Pesa - Val d'Elsa at 1:25,000 in a series of hiking maps from Edizioni Multigraphic covering Tuscany, parts of Umbria, and the adjoining areas. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in the other map series but for many areas, especially for parts of Tuscany, these are the only hiking maps available. Most maps have contours at 25m intervals, with some ...

Umbria and the Marches at 1:200,000 in MairDumont's Marco Polo regional series of Italy with special features to aid navigation and route planning. The index in a separate booklet includes street plans of central Ancona, Perugia and Pescara. PLEASE NOTE: this title is also available from Marco Polo Travel Publishing – please click on the link below.

From the Gulf of Palermo to the Valley of Temples, along the ancient roads travelled by Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Normans. Nine stages towards the discovery of Sicily: the famous leg of the trail with Monreale and Agrigento, but even that made up of the Sicani Mountains with their breath-taking landscapes, or Sutera that is one of the “most beautiful villages in Italy”. Walking through nature parks, field...

Appennino Reggiano: Lunigiana - Garfagnana, map no. 15, in a series of walking maps covering the Ligurian Alps and the coast, the crest of the Apennines along the border of Tuscany with its neighbouring regions, and parts of Tuscany itself. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with colouring for forests and some relief shading. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as ...

Rome on a waterproof and tear-resistant, indexed map from Touring Club Italiano, combining two street plans of the city with a road map of its environs. Clear, elegant cartography and subtle colouring make TCI plans particularly easy to read.

The double-sided city maps include all essential information: - detailed and clear representation of town centre - appealing 3D-display of selected typical buildings - brief description of 16 highlights in 4 languages complemented with attractive pictures - useful additional information for a successful trip (vicinity map, public transport, travel information, climate chart, index of important streets...

Hiking map with local footpaths and long-distance routes

Relaunched in a new contemporary look, the Rome Art Shop Eat pocket guide combines a great look with the thoroughness of research expected from a Blue Guides publication, making them the perfect choice for the weekend or short break tourist.

Appennino Cesenate - Val Tiberina, map no. 34/36, in a series of walking maps covering the Ligurian Alps and the coast, the crest of the Apennines along the border of Tuscany with its neighbouring regions, and parts of Tuscany itself. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with colouring for forests and some relief shading. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in oth...

Alpi Apuane, map no.101/102, in a series of walking maps covering the Ligurian Alps and the coast, the crest of the Apennines along the border of Tuscany with its neighbouring regions, and parts of Tuscany itself. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with colouring for forests and some relief shading. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in other map series but for...

Elba and the Tuscan Archipelago at 1:25,000 in a series of hiking maps from Edizioni Multigraphic covering Tuscany, parts of Umbria, and the adjoining areas. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in the other map series but for many areas, especially for parts of Tuscany, these are the only hiking maps available. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with some relief...

Mountains and Hills of Pisa, Lucca and Livorno at 1:25,000 in a series of hiking maps covering Tuscany, parts of Umbria, and the adjoining areas. The cartography is rather old fashioned and sometimes not as clear as in the other map series but for many areas, especially for parts of Tuscany, these are the only hiking maps available. Most maps have contours at 25-metre intervals, with some relief shading and...