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Italy Parcel & Cadastral Maps
Free official cadastral map viewers for every region in Italy. The green buttons go straight to the government's own map, and we checked each one in October 2026.
Choose a region
- AbruzzoGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Aosta Valley (Valle d’Aosta)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Apulia (Puglia)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- BasilicataGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- CalabriaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- CampaniaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Emilia-RomagnaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Friuli Venezia GiuliaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- LazioGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- LiguriaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Lombardy (Lombardia)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- MarcheGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- MoliseGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Piedmont (Piemonte)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Sardinia (Sardegna)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Sicily (Sicilia)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Tuscany (Toscana)Geoportale Cartografico Catastale
- Trentino-South Tyrol (Trentino-Alto Adige)2 official viewers
- UmbriaGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
- VenetoGeoportale Cartografico Catastale
How parcel records work in Italy
Italy's cadastral map is kept by the Agenzia delle Entrate and is free to browse on its Geoportale Cartografico Catastale, with no login. A plot is identified by its comune, foglio (map sheet) and particella (parcel) number. The provinces of Trento and Bolzano keep their own cadastre and land book (the tavolare system), with their own free maps. Ownership searches (visure) are separate: you can get your own for free, but searching someone else's property costs a fee.
A note on accuracy
Online parcel and cadastral maps are for reference only. They are not a survey or a title search. Before you buy land or settle a boundary question, order the official title record from the land registry named on this page and get a licensed surveyor or notary to check it.