Italy counts 47 UNESCO World Heritage Sites within its borders, the most of any country on the World Heritage List. The Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, adopted by the UNESCO General Conference on November 16, 1972, states that the organization is the official designator of these sites.
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The area of Valdobbiadene is impressive in terms of landscape and natural environment, set between the Alpine foothills and the river Piave; the dry...
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The basilica of San Nicola stands in the court of the Catapano, the Byzantine dignitary who resided in Bari. The arrival of the remains of San Nicola...
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In the southern part of Veneto, lying in the Po Valley, the Province of Rovigo is mostly occupied by Polesine and crossed by two remarkable rivers: the Po and the Adige. Following the gentle flow of these rivers it is possible to start a characteristic and unusual trip through woods, old ...
Situated in Italy's northeast, Veneto extends from the Dolomites to the Adriatic Sea, by way of an expansive range of hills and a valley furrowed by rivers, canals and the Po River Delta. The typical scenery of Veneto's coast is the ...
Barletta-Andria-Trani is a newly established province in Apulia , located between the Gulf of Manfredonia and the Territory of Bari. Barletta and Trani face the limpid waters ...
Also known as " Le Puglie " in the plural form, this region contains, in fact, many souls. The “heel of Italy's boot," Apulia is a charming region that can be visited all year round and is suspended among nature, history, tradition, tastes ...
