UNESCO Heritage
Italian sites recognized by UNESCO.
Alghero Civic Theatre: A Nineteenth-Century Gem with Historic Curtain and Wooden Boxes
Nuraghe Biunisi in Porto Torres: Single-Tower Nuraghe with Sea View and Free Access
What to see in Trieste: 15 stops among castles, museums, and interactive maps
Revoltella Museum Trieste: Modern Art by De Chirico, Morandi and Fontana in a Historic Palace
Cardu Museum: Ceremonial Weapons and Thai Bronzes in the Heart of Cagliari
Calamosca Tower: 1638 Spanish Tower with 360° Views Over the Gulf of Angels
San Pancrazio Tower: 360° View Over Cagliari’s Gulf Since 1305
Cagliari’s Lazzaretto: An 18th-Century Former Quarantine Station Overlooking the Gulf of Angels
Cagliari Municipal Art Gallery: Sardinian Art of the Twentieth Century in the Heart of Castello
National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari: Giants of Mont’e Prama and Sardinian History
Cagliari Opera House: Among Europe’s Best Acoustics and Modern Architecture
Piazza Anfiteatro Lucca: Perfect Oval on Ancient Roman Arena with Colorful Houses
Basilica of San Frediano Lucca: Byzantine Mosaic and Romanesque Baptismal Font
Villa Medicea di Seravezza: UNESCO Heritage Residence with Views of the Apuan Alps
National Museum of Villa Guinigi: Medieval Wooden Sculptures and Detached Frescoes in Lucca
Rocca Estense di Camporgiano: Medieval Fortress with Panoramic Views over Garfagnana
San Michele in Foro: Romanesque loggia facade and gilded statues in Lucca
Teatro del Giglio Lucca: Historic Theater with 19th-Century Stage Machinery and Perfect Acoustics
