UNESCO Natural Sites
Areas of outstanding environmental value.
Suasa Archaeological Park: Roman Theater, Baths, and Mosaics in an Ancient City
Strombolicchio Lighthouse: 1925 Lighthouse on Volcanic Rock in the Aeolian Islands
Basilica of Sant’Apollinare Nuovo: Mosaics and Imperial History
Torre Cabrera Ragusa: 16th-Century Fortress with 360° Mediterranean Views
Rupinpiccolo Giant Cave: One of the World’s Largest Accessible Caves
Temple of Hercules: Eight Doric Columns from the 6th Century BC in the Valley of the Temples
Temple of Concordia: 34 Perfect Doric Columns in the Valley of the Temples
Scala dei Turchi: White Marl Cliff with Terraced Steps Overlooking the Sea of Agrigento
Firmian Castle: Messner Museum between medieval walls and Dolomite panoramas
Pompeii Excavations: Ancient City with Vivid Frescoes and Plaster Casts of Victims
Villa Poppaea in Torre Annunziata: Vibrant Frescoes and a 60-Meter Roman Pool
Collurania Observatory: The 1885 Merz Telescope and Astronomical Evenings in Teramo
Tharros: Ancient Phoenician-Punic City with Roman Baths and Unique Sardinian Tophet
Morgantina: Greek Agora, Theater, and the Marble Goddess Returned from the Getty
