Population
A population concentrated around large urban areas
Italy's population is broadly stable, supported by net migration that offsets a negative natural balance. It is concentrated in the large northern metropolitan areas (Milan, Turin) and around Rome and Naples, while the Apennine interior remains sparsely populated.
58.9M inhabitants
Population
195 people/km²
Density
-0.06%
Annual growth
Dot size proportional to city population.
Largest cities
Rome (capital)2.7M inh.
Milan1.4M inh.
Naples904,243 inh.
Turin855,694 inh.
Palermo625,831 inh.
Genoa561,947 inh.