JOJO's Bizarre Adventure Part 5: Golden Wind — A World Built Around Golden Wind

What is inside

A single painted base map, 20 location markers, and 20 detail scenes with three points of interest each. The route runs from Naples Waterfront to Turin — Alpine Gateway.

• Naples Waterfront the salt-stained gateway to Campania, where ferries slide past Castel Nuovo and the whole city seems to lean toward the…
• Pompeii — The Buried City Ash kept this Roman town mid-breath: bakeries, bathhouses and frescoed villas sealed under a grey blanket for eighteen…
• Capri — Marina Grande a white island of limestone cliffs and lemon groves, where the ferry dock gives way to a funicular climbing into the…
• Amalfi Coastal Road a ribbon of switchbacks pinned to the cliffs, connecting lemon terraces, painted chapels and a sea that keeps trying to…
• Calabria — The Toe of the Boot the wild southern tip, all dry ridges and cold mountain light, where the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas nearly meet.
• Palermo Old Docks a layered port where Norman domes, Arab gardens and fish markets share the same salt wind.
• Mount Etna — Ashen Slopes Black lava fields and pine belts climb a restless mountain that keeps rewriting the horizon with smoke.
• Sardinia — Emerald Coast Granite islands and green water on the island's northeast edge, a coast that looks carved for a myth.
• Cagliari — Southern Cliffs a limestone balcony over the Gulf of Angels, with salt pans, pink flamingos and a castle district stacked above the…
• Rome — Trastevere Backstreets Cobbles, ivy and laundry lines on the west bank of the Tiber, where the city feels older and slower than the monuments…
• Tivoli — Villa d'Este a hillside villa of a hundred fountains, where water is made to climb, fall and sing inside a Renaissance garden.
• Ancona — Adriatic Port a crescent harbour under the Conero headland, where ferries leave for the Balkans and the sea turns grey-green at dusk.
• Florence — Santa Maria del Fiore a red dome above a maze of stone lanes, where goldsmiths, paper marblers and espresso bars crowd the same four streets.
• Pisa — Campo dei Miracoli a lawn of white marble monuments leaning at impossible angles, reflected in the same green field since the Middle Ages.
• Bologna — The Porticoes Forty kilometres of arcades shade the city's red brick streets, linking markets, towers and the oldest university in…
• Rimini — Adriatic Riviera a long Adriatic beach where Roman arches, fishing boats and neon signs share the same horizon.
• Venice — Lagoon Gateway a city built on stilts in a shallow lagoon, where every alley ends in water and every waterway ends in a square.
• Genoa — Old Harbor a vertical port of caruggi alleys, sea-facing palaces and a lighthouse that has watched the harbour for nine centuries.
• Milan — Duomo Rooftops a forest of marble spires above the city, with trams, aperitivo bars and fashion houses circling the cathedral square.
• Turin — Alpine Gateway Arcaded boulevards and chocolate houses at the foot of the Alps, where the Po runs slow and the mountains fill the end…