Tabula Rasa, famous for its travel maps, has released “Central and Northern Italy Travel Map 2025-2026” from its “Aiden Travel Map.”
A map was created by grouping together cities in northern Italy.
Representative large cities such as Venice, Florence, and Milan are included, as well as the seaside cities of Cinque Terre, Verona, the city of opera, Pisa, and Genoa, as well as the small cities of Siena and Assisi.

The first chapter contains double-sided pages of Venice A1 (omitted after size), Florence A2, and Milan A2, and the second chapter contains double-sided pages of Verona A2, Cinque Terre A3, Bologna A3, Genoa A3, Pisa A3, Turin A4, Siena A4, Assisi A4, and general information A4.
Additionally, a map book and travel note are provided. The map book is created by cropping important areas from each city map into a map booklet.
Travel Note provides maps and planning notes to help you plan each area.
Aiden's map is pure content with no ads whatsoever.
As this map focuses on travel and history, it cannot be compared to other maps.

Milan Cathedral
A magnificent and grand landmark of Milan.
One of the largest cathedrals in the world, the terrace is particularly beautiful, offering a close-up view of the spire.
As it is always crowded, we recommend purchasing a fast track pass for quick entry.
(30 euros)

Florence, Palazzo Vecchio
A 13th-century building, it is now the Florence City Hall and a museum.
On the first floor is an indoor garden decorated with a fountain of baby angels and ornate frescoes.
The 2nd and 3rd floors house works by Michelangelo.
If you climb up the palace tower, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Duomo.

Genoa Aquarium
The largest aquarium in Italy.
Established for the 1992 Genoa Expo, it features over 15,000 European marine creatures representing over 400 species, including sharks, dolphins, penguins, and seals.

Verona Arena
A circular stadium built during the Roman era.
A world-class opera festival is held here every year from June to September, with a capacity of 25,000 people.
If you want to enjoy romantic Verona, make a reservation in advance! The Verona Card also grants you access to the interior.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa
A 14th-century tower, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Due to the weak ground and poor foundation, it began to tilt, and in modern times, it has been maintained at its current angle through repair work.
Advance reservation is required to climb the tower, and the admission fee is 20 euros.

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