The ranking of the richest cities in Italy according to declared incomes
Portofino is the richest city in Italy according to the ranking of average incomes declared to the tax authorities. The Ligurian municipality replaces the Tuscan Lajatico and the Lombard Basiglio.
In the top ten there are all cities in Northern Italy, with the exception of Forte dei Marmi, while among the regional capitals Milan wins, followed by Bologna and Rome. The highest incomes are recorded in Lombardy, while the lowest in Calabria.
The ranking of the richest cities in Italy
- Portofino (Genoa) 97,058
- Lajatico (Pisa) 56,028
- Basiglio (Milan) 53,419
- Briaglia (Cuneo) 44,924
- Cusago (Milan) 42,314
- Torre d'Isola (Milan) 38,810
- Borgogno (Novara) 38,121
- Turin pine (Turin) 38,021
- Forte dei Marmi (Lucca) 37,844
- Segrate (Milan) 37,788
The poorest municipalities
- Cavargna (Como) 7,402
- Gurro (Verbania) 8,046
- Valle Canobina (Verbania) 8,497
- Val Rezzo (Como) 8,969
- San Nazaro Val Cavargna (Como) 9,529
- Castelmagno (Cuneo) 10,192
- Dinami (Vibo Valentia) 10,610
- Roseto Valfrontone (Foggia) 10,717
- Terelle (Frosinone) 10,724
- Aieta (Cosenza) 10,986
The regional capitals
- Milan 37,583 euros
- Bologna 29.020
- Rome 28,900
- Aosta 28,899
- Bolzano 28,108
- Florence 27,668
- Turin 26,595
- Cagliari 26,839
- Trent 26,488
- Trieste 25,090
- Venice 24,897
- Genoa 24,742
- Ancona 24,645
- L'Aquila 24,197
- Pescara 24,123
- Bari 23,874
- Perugia 23,413
- Campobasso 22,468
- Palermo 22.103
- Catanzaro 22,005
- Power 19,847
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