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💹 Italian Regions by GDP per Capita

Economic output per resident of each region in 2023, in euros.

📅 2023📏 EUR per person22 entries🇮🇹 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (EUR per person); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
South Tyrol
€59,774
2
Lombardy
€49,041
3
Trentino
€46,325
4
Aosta Valley
€46,323
5
Emilia-Romagna
€43,340
6
Lazio
€41,724
7
Veneto
€40,639
8
Liguria
€37,990
9
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
€37,685
10
Tuscany
€37,642
11
Piedmont
€36,686
12
Italy
€36,078
13
Marche
€33,169
14
Abruzzo
€31,019
15
Umbria
€30,523
16
Basilicata
€27,464
17
Molise
€26,732
18
Sardinia
€26,315
19
Apulia
€23,499
20
Campania
€23,255
21
Sicily
€22,923
22
Calabria
€21,142

Highlights

Within Italy, South Tyrol ranks first in 2023 with €59,774, followed by Lombardy (€49,041) and Trentino (€46,325).

Across 22 entries, values run from €59,774 (South Tyrol) to €21,142 (Calabria), with a median of €36,382.

Source: ISTAT, regional accounts (2023) (via Wikipedia), 2023. Unit: EUR per person.

Source: ISTAT, regional accounts (2023) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026