Editing Italy (section)

==== Major Geographical Features ====

# '''Mountain Ranges''':
#* '''The Alps''': Form Italy's northern boundary, offering some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the world and a popular destination for skiing and mountaineering.
#* '''The Apennines''': Run the length of the peninsula, providing a backbone of rugged landscapes and rich biodiversity.
# '''Volcanoes''':
#* '''Mount Vesuvius''': Located near Naples, it is one of the most famous and active volcanoes in the world.
#* '''Mount Etna''': Situated on the island of Sicily, it is the highest active volcano in Europe.
# '''Rivers''':
#* '''The Po''': The longest river in Italy, flowing from the Alps in the northwest to the Adriatic Sea in the east.
#* '''The Tiber''': Flows through Rome, historically significant and central to the city's founding and development.
# '''Lakes''':
#* '''Lake Garda''': The largest lake in Italy, known for its stunning scenery and recreational opportunities.
#* '''Lake Como''': Renowned for its picturesque landscapes and luxury villas.
# '''Climate''':
#* '''Northern Italy''': Experiences a temperate climate with cold winters and hot summers.
#* '''Central Italy''': Enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and warm summers.
#* '''Southern Italy and Islands''': Have a Mediterranean climate characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.