UNESCO Heritage
Italian sites recognized by UNESCO.
What to see in Enna: 8 stops with a map to discover Sicily’s highest provincial capital
Accademia dei Concordi Rovigo: 400 Works from the 15th to the 19th Century and a Historic Library
What to see in Oristano: 15 stops between archaeology and sea with interactive map
Visconti Castle of Pavia: 1360 Fortress with Civic Museums and Historic Gardens
San Giorgio Castle: The Bridal Chamber and Pisanello’s Frescoes in Mantua
Church of Santa Sofia in Benevento: Lombard Star-Shaped Plan and Medieval UNESCO Frescoes
What to see in Enna: 15 stops between Roman mosaics, castles and archaeology
Palazzo della Marra in Barletta: De Nittis Art Gallery and Renaissance Architecture
Serravalle Castle: 15th-Century Frescoes and Views Over the Temo River in Bosa
Roman Amphitheater Frosinone: 1st Century AD Arena with Free Access in the Historic Center
Centuripe Archaeological Museum: Greek Ceramics and Roman Sculptures in Sicily
Vercelli: 2-Day Itinerary Among Rice Fields, 3 Castles, and Lucedio Abbey
Trajan’s Arch Canosa: 2nd Century White Marble Along the Ancient Via Traiana
Compsa: Roman Cisterns and Irpinian Forum with Views of the Ofanto Valley
Cornus-Columbaris: Paleochristian Basilica with Mosaics and Punic Necropolis
Villa Romana del Casale: 3,500 m² of perfectly preserved Roman mosaics
Melfi Castle: Norman fortress with archaeological museum and panoramic views
Pavia in 1 Day on Foot: 8 Stops from Romanesque to Ticino with Map
