List of magazines in Italy

In Italy there are many magazines. In the late 1920s there were nearly one hundred literary magazines.[1] Following the end of World War II the number of weekly magazines significantly expanded.[2][3] From 1970 feminist magazines began to increase in number in the country.[4] The number of consumer magazines was 975 in 1995 and 782 in 2004.[5] There are also Catholic magazines and newspapers in the country.[6] A total of fifty-eight Catholic magazines was launched between 1867 and 1922.[6] From 1923 to 1943, the period of the Fascist Regime, only ten new Catholic magazines was started.[6] In the period from 1943 to the end of the Second Vatican Council thirty-three new magazines were established.[6] Until 2010 an additional eighty-six Catholic magazines were founded.[6]

The magazines had 3,400 million euros revenues in 2009, and 21.5% of these revenues were from advertising.[7]

The following is an incomplete list of current and defunct magazines published in Italy. They are published in Italian or other languages.

Contents

* 0–9
* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z
* See also

## 0-9

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* 30 Days
* 900, Cahiers d'Italie et d'Europe

## A

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* ABC
* Abitare
* Affari Esteri
* Agora[8]
* AIPC Magazine
* Airone
* L'ala d'Italia
* alfabeta
* Alter
* Altreragioni[9]
* Amica
* Anna
* Annabella
* L'Approdo[10]
* L'Approdo letterario
* Archeo
* Archeologia Viva
* ARCHI magazine
* L'Architettura[11]
* Arena[10]
* Arte
* Artribune
* L'Asino
* Asso di bastoni
* L'Audace
* Aut Aut
* L'Avventuroso
* L'Azione Coloniale

## B

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* Il Balilla[12]
* Il Baretti
* Il Bargello
* Il Becco Giallo
* Belfagor
* Bellezza
* Bertoldo
* Bianco e Nero
* Byoblu Informazioni Classificate[13]
* Blow Up
* Blue
* Bolero Film[14]
* Il Borghese
* Botteghe Oscure
* Brera
* Broom: An International Magazine of the Arts
* Buscadero
* Butchered from Inside

## C

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* Il Caffè
* Il Caffè
* Calcio 2000
* Il Calcio Illustrato[15]
* Il calendario del popolo
* Campo di Marte
* Candido
* Cannibale
* Cantachiaro
* Casabella
* Chi
* Ciao 2001
* Ciak
* Cinema Nuovo
* Cipria
* Circoli
* Class
* Classe Operaia
* Collezioni
* Colors
* Comunità
* Il Conciliatore
* Confidentiel
* Il Convegno[16]
* Cordelia[17]
* Corrente di Vita
* Corriere dei Piccoli
* Corriere delle dame
* Corriere Emiliano[18]
* Cose di Casa
* Il Costruttore[19]
* Il Covile
* La Critica
* Critica fascista
* Critica marxista
* Cronache Sociali
* La Cucina Italiana
* Cucinare Bene
* Cuore

## D

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* Diario
* La Difesa della Razza
* Diva e Donna
* Divisare
* Dlui
* Domus
* Don Basilio[20]
* La Donna[21]
* Donna Moderna
* Dottrina fascista

## E

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* Easy Milano
* Edizioni Oriente
* Effe
* Emporium
* Epoca
* Espansione
* Espero[22]
* L'espresso
* Eurasia, Rivista di Studi Geopolitici
* Eureka
* L'Europeo
* Eva

## F

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* Famiglia Cristiana
* Fenomeno Inter
* La Fiera Letteraria
* Figli d'Italia
* Il Fischietto
* Flash Art
* Focus
* For Men
* Forza Milan
* Frigidaire
* Il Frontespizio
* Frusta letteraria

## G

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* Gambero Rosso
* Game Pro
* The Games Machine
* Gente
* Gerarchia
* Giochi per il mio computer
* Gioia
* Giornale per i bambini
* Giornale dei Ragazzi
* Il Giornalino
* Il giornalino della Domenica
* Il Giorno dei Ragazzi
* Gioventù Fascista
* Grand Hotel
* Grazia
* Guerin Meschino
* Guerin Sportivo

## H

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* Hebdomada Aenigmatum
* Hurrà Juventus

## I

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* L'Illustrazione Italiana[23]
* L'Illustrazione Vaticana
* Industrial Engineering News Italia
* Internazionale[24]
* Interni[25]
* Intrepido
* IO Donna

## J

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* Jack
* Journal de Bordighera[26]
* Jumbo

## K

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* Klat

## L

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* L'Italia settimanale
* L'Italiano
* L'Italia futurista
* Lanciostory
* Lapis
* Lavoro Politico
* Le Arti
* Leggere Donna
* Lei
* Leonardo
* Lettres de Rome[19]
* Letteratura
* Liberal[11]
* Lidel
* Limes
* Linus
* Lo Sport Fascista
* Lombard
* La Lupa

## M

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* Madrigale[4]
* Il Mago
* Malafemmina[27]
* Marc'Aurelio
* Margherita[28]
* Il Male
* Il Marzocco
* Max
* Memoria[4]
* Il Menabò di letteratura
* Mente
* Meridiano di Roma
* Messenger of Saint Anthony
* Micron
* MicroMega
* Millionaire
* Il Mio Papa[29]
* Il Mondo
* Mondoperaio
* Il Monello
* Il Mucchio Selvaggio
* Il Mulino
* Musica Jazz

## N

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* Neural magazine
* Nintendo La Rivista Ufficiale
* Noi: Rivista d’arte futurista
* Noi donne
* Noi Ragazzi[30]
* Noi Testarde
* Novella 2000
* Nuovi Argomenti
* Nuovo Canzoniere Italiano
* La Nuova Italia

## O

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* Occidente[22]
* Officina
* Oggi
* Omnibus
* Onomata Kechiasmena
* Le Ore
* Orient Express
* Orpheus
* L’Orsaminore

## P

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* Paesaggio Urbano
* Panorama
* Paperino e altre avventure
* Pattuglia
* Pègaso
* Perini Journal
* Piemonte Parchi
* Il Pioniere
* Platform Architecture and Design
* Playmen
* PlayStation
* La Plebe
* Poesia
* Il Politecnico
* Politica
* Il Ponte
* Popoli
* Presenza
* Progetto Babele
* Protecta

## Q

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* Quaderni piacentini
* Quaderni Rossi
* Quadrante
* Quarto Stato
* Quattroruote
* Qui Touring

## R

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* La Raccolta
* Radiocorriere
* Il Regno
* Rinascita
* Il Rinnovamento[31]
* Rivista Italiana Difesa
* La Rivoluzione Liberale
* Rockerilla
* La Ronda
* Rosso e Nero
* Rumore

## S

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* Il Saggiatore[22]
* Sapere
* Der Schlern
* Le Scienze
* Lo Scolaro
* Il Selvaggio
* Sette
* Settimana Incom[32]
* La Settimana Enigmistica
* La Sibilla
* Sigma[33]
* Silhouette Donna
* Al Siyassa Al Musawwara
* Skorpio
* Società
* Soft Revolution[34]
* Sogno[14]
* Solaria
* Sottosopra[35]
* Lo Stato
* Strapaese
* Sud[36]
* Sukia
* Superbasket Magazine

## T

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* Tango
* La Tavola Rotonda
* Tempo
* Tempo Presente
* This is a magazine
* Topolino
* Il Travaso delle idee
* I Treni
* La Tribuna Illustrata
* Tu Style
* Tuttestorie[4]
* TV Sorrisi e Canzoni

## U

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* Unitalia Film
* L'Universale[22]
* Urania
* Urbanistica[11]

## V

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* Valori plastici
* Velvet
* Il Venerdì
* La Verità
* Il Vernacoliere
* Il Verri
* Vie Nuove
* Vita e pensiero
* Il Vittorioso
* La Voce
* Vogue Italia
* Al Volante
* Volare

## X

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* Xbox Magazine Ufficiale

## Y

[edit]

* Yamato

## See also

[edit]

* List of newspapers in Italy
* Media of Italy

## References

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