Below is a map of Italy, Sicily and the surrounding areas. The map contains links to specific articles. Click on a name of a region or a city on the map, and it will take you to an article with information about that region or city. All articles on Italy and Italian cities can be found in the Italy page.
Map of Italy and Sicily
By Jimmy Joe
Articles of cities and regions in Italy, Sicily and western Europe. Italy Sicily To see the map of Italy, click here . Italy Geographically, Italy, or Italia, referred to the Italian peninsula, which included the Apennines (Apennine Ranges) that e...
Below is a map of Greece, the Aegean islands and Asia Minor. The map contains links to specific articles. Click on a name of a region or a city on the map, and it will take you to an article with information about that region or city.
Below is a map of Argolis or Argoloid and the surrounding regions - Isthmia, Sicyonia, Achaea and Arcadia. Click on a name of a region or a city, on the map, and it will take you to an article with information about that region or city.
Geographia is a section of Timeless Myths containing maps and information about the regions and cities mentioned in Greek mythology. Here you may find some more myths associated with a city or region, such as their rulers and founders. There are s...
Campania was a region southeast of Latium. Many different cities were built in this region. The Etruscans founded Capua. Several Greek cities were founded, including Cumae and Naples. Cumae Capua Naples (Neapolis)
The peninsula in the south of Italy that looks like the foot of a boot. Historically, many of the Greek cities were founded in this region, including Croton and Rhegion. Not much myth in this region. Perhaps the most notable was that Heracles trav...
Corsica is a large island west of Italy, and north of the island of Sardinia . The Ligurian Sea on the north and Tyrrhenian Sea on the west encompassed the island. As far as I can tell, there were no myths regarding this island.
Apulia was a region that resembled the heel of a boot in Italy, now known as the Salentina (Salentine) peninsula, in southeast Italy. Apulia is now called Puglia. It was also called Iapygia, after the Iapyges. A number of Greek cities were founded...
Liguria is a coastal region of northwest Italy, the principal city being Genoa, which was a small town called Genua in ancient times. As far as I can tell, there were no ancient myths or legends involving Genoa. However, ancient Liguria extended b...
Were Romans Italians? Yes, as the Romans came from the Italian Peninsula —that is if the geographical location of the land they inhabited was the only factor to consider. However, many factors must be taken into account when it comes to one’s ethn...