#Italian region
- Abruzzi — A historical and alternative plural name previously used for the current Abruzzo administrative region in central Italy, located east of Rome, between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic coast; it is renowned for its vast national parks, the Gran Sasso mountain massif, and its untouched medieval heritage.
- Apulia — A historical and administrative region located in southeastern Italy, along the coasts of the Adriatic and Ionian Seas, known in modern Romanian as Puglia. In antiquity, this peninsular territory was famous for its production of olive oil, high-quality wool, and grains, serving as a strategic point of cultural and commercial connection between Roman and Greek civilizations.