What is the capital of Italy?
The capital of Italy is Rome
Rome is the capital city and seat of government of Italy, a country in Southern Europe. Italy uses the ISO codes IT and ITA, and its international dialling code is +39. The currency in use is the Euro (EUR).
For the full profile of Italy, including its flag, currency, calling code, population and the countries it borders, see the Italy country page. The country has an estimated population of 58,915,656 as of 2025.
Quick facts about Italy
- Capital: Rome
- Region: Southern Europe
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Calling code: +39
- Flag emoji: 🇮🇹
Frequently asked questions
What is the capital of Italy?
The capital of Italy is Rome.
Is Rome the largest city in Italy?
Rome is the capital of Italy and its seat of government. In many countries the capital is also the largest city, though not always, so the biggest city by population can differ.
What currency is used in Rome?
Rome, like the rest of Italy, uses the Euro (EUR, symbol €).
Capitals of neighbouring countries
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