Italy, renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, is home to more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country in the world. From ancient Roman ruins to ...

Italy’s ancient Roman Appian Way was admitted to the UNESCO World Heritage List on Saturday ... Brancusi to its list of world ...

Set between dramatic mountains and miles of coastline, this lesser-known region offers stunning scenery, outdoor adventure, ...

The Lombardy region is home to the highest concentration of magical Unesco sites across the country. Italy, as a whole, has 58 Unesco World Heritage Sites, more than double that of the US with 24.

With a total of 60 protected landmarks, Italy is the country with the most UNESCO World Heritage sites in the world, followed by China (59) and Germany (54). But while you may already be familiar with ...

These Italy tours – considered the best by ... through Florence and a side trip to Pisa to marvel at its UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The final stop of the tour, Venice, features a gondola ...

Located just a few miles from the Adriatic, Andria has emerged as an important cultural and agricultural city in Puglia.

This region in the heel of Italy’s boot has been discovered the ... workshops with artisan producers to a tour of the UNESCO site Matera with its layers of cave dwellings just across the border ...