Mountains  of  Italy

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 February 2022
The two most famous Mountains of Italy are the volcanoes of Mount Vesuvius just outside Naples and Mount Etna in Sicily.

Among the most distinctive of the Alpine mountains of the north are the peaks of the Matterhorn and Monte Bianco which sits astride the French border in north-western Italy. Both of these mountains enjoy imperious views over famous ski resorts. 

​In the central Italian regions of Tuscany and Umbria, Monte Amiata and Mount Subasio can be seen for miles around while the two southern islands of Ischia and Capri contribute to the collection with Mount Epomeo and Mount Solaro.
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Mount Etna, Sicily
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Mount  Vesuvius

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Mount Vesuvius, Naples

Mount  Etna

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Mount Etna, Sicily

Matterhorn

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Matterhorn, Valle d'Aosta

Monte  Bianco

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Monte Bianco, Valle d'Aosta

Mount  Subasio

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Mount Subasio, Umbria

Monte  Amiata

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Monte Amiata, Tuscany

Mount  Epomeo

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Mount Epomeo, Ischia

Mount  Solaro

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Mount Solaro, Capri

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