At present, the capital city of Rome hosts 140 embassies for Italy. Several countries have ambassadors accredited to Italy, with most being resident in Brussels, London, or Paris. This listing excludes honorary consulates, trade missions, and embassies to the Holy See. Missions in Rome Embassies Other delegations or representative offices (Representative Office) () (Representative Office) (Mission of Palestine) (Representative Office) Gallery Consular missions Bari (Consular office) (Consulate-General) Catania (Consulate) Bologna (Consulate) (Consulate) (Consulate-General) Florence (Consulate-General) (Consulate-General) (Consulate-General) Genoa (Consulate-General) (Consulate) (Consulate) Milan (Consulate-General) (Consulate) (Consulate-General) (Consulate) (Consulate) Naples (Consulate) Padua Palermo (Consulate) (Consular agency) Trieste (Consulate-General) Turin (Consulate) (Consulate-General) (Consulate-General) Venice (Consular agency) Verona Non-resident embassies accredited to Italy Resident in Brussels, Belgium: Resident in Paris, France Resident in Geneva, Switzerland Resident in other cities (Andorra la Vella) (St John's) (London) (Berlin) (London) (Madrid) (Lisbon) (Berlin) (Singapore) (London) Closed missions Embassies to the Holy See The Vatican City State, governed by the Holy See, does not possess sufficient territory to host diplomatic missions. Consequently, diplomatic missions accredited to the Holy See are based in Rome, Italy. See also Foreign relations of Italy List of diplomatic missions of Italy Visa requirements for Italian citizens Notes References Diplomatic missions Italy