What is the Population of Italy?

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Population of Italy 58,927,633

Facts last checked 31 August 2026.

Italy has a population of approximately 58,927,633 people, making it the 25th most populated country of the 196 countries covered on this site — around 0.74% of the world's population. With a land area of 301,336 km², the population density is roughly 196 people per km².

Population58,927,633
Population rank25th of 196
Share of world population0.74%
Area301,336 km²
Population density196 / km²
DemonymItalian

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Population of Italy — FAQ

What is the population of Italy?

The population of Italy is approximately 58,927,633 (58.9 million) based on the latest available data.

What is the population of Italy in 2026?

As of 2026, the estimated population of Italy is approximately 58,927,633 people. Italy is the 25th most populated country in our dataset.

How many people live in Italy?

Approximately 58,927,633 people live in Italy, making it the 25th most populated country out of 196 covered on this site.

How does Italy rank by population?

Italy is the 25th most populated of the 196 countries covered on this site, with a world population share of 0.74%.

What is the population density of Italy?

Italy has a population density of roughly 196 people per km², based on a land area of 301,336 km².

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