Montagne d’Italia – Large Physical Map 100×140 cm

Italy Told Through Its Mountains

Montagne d’Italia is a large physical wall map that reveals the country through its morphology: the Alps, the Apennines, the islands, and the seabed, without administrative boundaries, regions, or grids.
The terrain is shown in 2.5D, with a three-dimensional effect that clearly conveys the relationships between valleys, ridges, plateaus, and mountain chains. The result is a bright, highly detailed map designed to be a true wall display piece.

Ideal for:

• Lovers of geography, mountains, and Italian landscapes
• Gifts for hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and map lovers
• Decorating studios, offices, schools, libraries, and exhibition spaces

What the Map Shows

• Major mountain systems: extensive portions of the Alps (according to the SOIUSA classification), the Apennine ridge, and the main island ranges.
• Key peaks and mountain groups: a carefully selected set of significant mountains, chosen through a prominence-based algorithm and manually verified.
• Land cover: forests, grasslands, rocky areas, glaciers, and other environments, represented with dedicated color palettes.
• Seafloor: underwater relief, ridges, canyons, basins, and shoals, with highlighted marine toponymy.
• Extensive toponymy: names of mountain groups, peaks, ridges, plateaus, and the main geographic areas of Italy.

Print Details

• Size: 100 × 140 cm
• Technique: high-resolution offset printing with a luminous finish on 250 g/m² matte coated paper certified by PEFC, ensuring the use of fibres from sustainably managed forests.

Shipping

The product is carefully packaged and shipped via tracked courier. Free shipping within Italy. International shipping costs are calculated at checkout.

Estimated delivery times:

• Italy: 2–5 business days from dispatch
• International: 5–12 business days from dispatch (depending on the destination)

You will receive an email with the tracking code as soon as your order has been shipped.

Creation

This map was personally created with care and passion by Marco Barbieri, cartographer and mountain enthusiast.

More information on cartographic data and copyright.