Veneto is a region in northeastern Italy, renowned for its historical cities, picturesque landscapes, and cultural heritage. It extends from the Dolomite Mountains to the Adriatic Sea, offering a diverse blend of mountainous terrain, coastal areas, and fertile plains.
The capital of Veneto is Venice. As of the latest estimates, Veneto has a population of approximately 4,900,000 people. The region covers an area of 18,398 km² (7,104 sq mi), making it one of Italy’s most populous and economically significant regions.
Veneto is known for its economic diversity, including strong manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism sectors. The region is a leading producer of wine, particularly Prosecco, and is home to many renowned historical and cultural sites.
Historically, Veneto has a rich and varied cultural heritage, with influences from the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, and its time as the powerful maritime Republic of Venice. The region is famous for its architectural landmarks, including the canals and palaces of Venice, the Roman arena in Verona, and the picturesque towns around Lake Garda.
Capital: Venice
Area Total: 18,398 km² (7,104 sq mi)
Population: 4,900,000