UNESCO Heritage
Italian sites recognized by UNESCO.
Canosa Archaeological Museum: Golden Funerary Treasures and Daunian Princely Tombs
Castel del Monte: Perfect Octagonal Architecture and Frederician Mysteries
Norman Castle of Ariano Irpino: Cylindrical Towers and Views over the Ufita Valley
Troyana Tower of Asti: Climb 199 Steps for a 360° View of the Historic Center and Monferrato
Chimera of Arezzo: 4th Century BC Etruscan Bronze at the Archaeological Museum
What to See in the Province of Arezzo: 15 Stops Between Art, Villages, and Authentic Nature
Gargonza: A Medieval Tuscan Village with a 13th-Century Tower and Intact Walls
Arezzo: 3-Day Itinerary of Castles and Medieval Villages from Cortona to Poppi
San Giorgio Castle: Medieval Fortress with UNESCO Views and Renaissance Halls
What to see in Modena: 15 stops between UNESCO heritage, motors, and flavors with map
What to see in Vicenza: 15 stops with a map for Palladio’s UNESCO heritage
What to see in Modena: 15 stops between motors, castles, and balsamic vinegar
What to see in Bologna and its province: 15 stops among towers, fortresses, and motor museums
Vicenza Risorgimento Museum: Original Documents and Villa Guiccioli on Monte Berico
Porta San Tomaso Treviso: Renaissance arch from 1518 with Venetian coats of arms
Porta Santi Quaranta: Medieval Gate on the Sile River with Views of Renaissance Walls
Villa Capra La Rotonda: Palladio’s Masterpiece in Vicenza
Piazza Grande Modena: Romanesque Cathedral and UNESCO Ghirlandina in the Historic Heart
