UNESCO World Heritage in Italy
Emilia-Romagna has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites of its own, and is also part of one multi-region, multi-country site. And it has two UNESCO Creative Cities. This is a list of all the World Heritage Sites in Emilia-Romagna (for the sake of completeness I have also included the neighbouring state of San Marino). 1. Early …
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Lombardy has no fewer than ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites, more than any other region in Italy. It also has three examples of Intangible World Heritage. Some of the sites – like Leonardo’s famous painting of The Last Supper – are very well known, but others may be less familiar. Here is a complete list …
Of Italy’s 58 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, five are located wholly or partly within the region of Lazio. Of course, the most famous is the Historic Centre of Rome, taking in the whole of the Vatican City. But how many of the others have you visited? Here is a complete list of the World Heritage …
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Italy has 58 UNESCO World Heritage Sites (more than any other country in the world). Eight of these sites are wholly or partly within the region of Veneto. The cities of Venice and Verona are well known, but are you familiar with the others? Here is a complete list of World Heritage Sites in Veneto. …