| CREMONA | City in Italy on the River Po which was formerly noted for violin manufacture (7) |
| TURIN | Italian city on the River Po which was the first capital of united Italy (5) |
| RAVENNA | City in Italy on a reclaimed plain near the River Po delta (7) |
| LYONS | City in Italy, on Sardinia (5) |
| LATERAN | Palace In Rome which was formerly the official residence of the popes (7) |
| WREXHAM | Industrial town in North Wales formerly noted for coalmining (7) |
| LIMOGES | Capital of the French department of Haute-Vienne, formerly noted for enamel work and porcelain |
| CORTINA | The 25th Winter Olympic Games begin in Italy on Feb. 4; they'll be split between Milan and the city ___ |
| CHELSEA | London district, formerly noted as an artists' or bohemian quarter (7) |
| AGILITY | Nimbleness of US soldier in Italy on manoeuvres (7) |
| ERIDANI | Poetical, ie Greek, name for the River Po (gen.), Aen. 6.659 |
| PIACENZA | City in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, on the River Po southeast of Milan (8) |
| MOCHA | Port in Yemen on the Red Sea which was formerly important for the export of Arabian coffee (5) |
| MACARONI | Cinema car on Imax found in Italy on the table (8) |
| PISA | City in Tuscany, west central Italy, on the River Arno near the Ligurian Sea (4) |
| AMALFI | Small resort town and ferry port in Italy on the Gulf of Sorrento (6) |
| SANMARINO | Landlocked republic in Italy on the slopes of Mount Titano (3,6) |
| GENEVA | City in Switzerland which was formerly headquarters of the League of Nations (6) |
| SCONE | Parish in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, which was formerly the site of the Pictish capital (5) |
| VAUXHALL | District of South London formerly noted for its eponymous pleasure gardens (c. 1660-1859) (8) |
