UNESCO Heritage
Italian sites recognized by UNESCO.
St. George’s Cathedral: The Baroque Jewel of Ragusa Ibla
Iblean Archaeological Museum Ragusa: Artifacts from Kamarina and Millennial Iblean History
Capo Scaramia Lighthouse: A 360° View of the Iblean Coast Since 1859
Church of San Francesco all’Immacolata: Baroque Frescoes and 18th-Century Organ in Ragusa Ibla
Ibleo Garden: Among Palms and Baroque Churches in Ragusa Ibla
Battaglia Palace in Ragusa: Balcony with Carved Lions and 18th-Century Baroque Architecture
Church of St. Joseph: The Baroque Jewel of Ragusa Ibla
Donnafugata Castle: A Neo-Gothic Residence with a Maze and Hall of Mirrors
Kamarina: Greek ruins overlooking a sandy beach in Ragusa
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist: A UNESCO Baroque Gem
Palazzo dei Rettori in Belluno: Renaissance Frescoes and Panoramic Terrace Overlooking the Dolomites
Tiziano Vecellio’s Birthplace: Renaissance furnishings and authentic atmosphere in Pieve di Cadore
Castle of Zumelle: Medieval Fortress with Views of the Dolomites and Historical Reenactments
Forte Monte Ricco: Austrian Fortress from 1880 with Original Cannons and Dolomites View
Pieve di Cadore Eyeglass Museum: 4,000 Pieces from Italian History
Monte d’Accoddi: The Unique Prehistoric Altar in the Mediterranean
Sanna Museum in Sassari: Nuragic Statuettes and Punic Artifacts in the Historic Center
Palmavera Nuragic Complex: prehistoric village with 8-meter towers and circular huts
