Naples is located along the east coast of Italy. It is ranked fourth in economic strength after Milan, Rome, and Turin, and is one of the richest cities in the world, by purchasing power. The city is known for its rich history, art, culture, architecture, music, and gastronomy, and its set halfway between two volcanic areas; Mount Vesuvius and the Phlegraean Fields. It's a great place for all the thieves of Naples, and has been their home for decades.

What makes Venice so unique, is that it's a city built on water, in the middle of a lagoon. It's one of Italy's most beautiful and romantic cities, as well as one of the most popular. But not like THAT matters. The only thing the thieves care about are the churches, museums, palaces, and bridges to visit...and steal from. But you have to admit, the canals are pretty neat too, and a great "lie-low" transportation system. Venice thieves are known by the city as the "Black Masquerade," because they paint their faces with black designs.

Believe it or not, Milan is one of Europe's richest cities, which makes it a haven for the thieves of the Milan Branch. It's known for it's stylish shops, galleries, and restaurants, and has a wealthy artistic and cultural heritage. Milan is also very well known for its taste in food.

Being the fourth most visited city in Italy, it's well worth a stop to visit the medieval centers, Roman remains, and royal castle complex. Though thieves have to work extra hard not to be seen or caught in busy cities like these, which is why they live on the outskirts of town. Verona is also known for the story of Romeo and Juliet, but I'm afraid you won't find you're Romeo OR Juliet amongst any thieves.

Genoa lies on the northwest coast of Italy, almost the opposite of Naples. It is Italy's principal seaport, meaning that this is where ALL the money and wealth is. It has a fascinating aquarium, a port area, and a historic center said to the the largest medieval quarter in all of Europe. Oh, and don't forget the churches, palaces, AND more museums.

Not only was Turin the host of the 2006 Winter Olympics, it is a major cultural hub with excellent museums full of artifacts waiting to be stolen, and elegant shops whose window glass is so thin, it's asking to be broken. Not to mention they are known for their fantastic art galleries, churches, parks, gardens, opera houses, libraries, and theaters. Turin also stand 3rd in economical strength, proving it is indeed wealthy. With they're nickname as the "Automobile capital of Italy" I'd say you can find a sweet ride in this place.