10 Most Attractive UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Italy.

In 1997 this exquisite piece of earth was named a world heritage site. A remarkable connection between people and nature has made this place more astonishing and for the same reason became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997.

The above picture has shown you something but not everything, you will fall out of your seat if you can see this place for real. A heavenly place on earth. No wonder the place is one of the most visited places in Italy.

A place rich with arts, architecture, history, and also with beauty shines as one of the most beautiful places in Itlay. Not only in the country but also from the whole world, Rome can be named a glorious city exists. You will hear the Roar of ancient Romans, you will hear the battling sounds not only after visiting the city but also after hearing the name “Rome”.

The city was named a UNESCO site in 1980 and extended in 1990 after the collaboration of extra territories.

If this place is not included in the list, you will be surprised. Everyone who knows Italy knows this place. And every one of you will admit to having a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. So the place is the Amalfi coast, a true wonder of nature. A breathtaking place to be. Hope the ones who haven’t visited the place will have the chance to visit the place soon.

The stunning place was declared a world heritage site in 1997.

The place is known as the symbol of love. “Romeo and Juliet”, the famous love story is based in Verona. The place is also famous for antiques as Italian people name Verona Little Rome. A truly legendary place to wander. Have fun walking and exploring the city.

This remarkable city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000.

This city is known for its arts and architecture. A glamorous city lies on the river Arno. The specialty of this city is that Florence is well known for its history in the Renaissance period. Florence is known as the birthplace of the Renaissance. A glorious city with lots of things to study.

In 1982, Florence was named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will see the importance of the city after a tour of this beautiful city.

The city of water or the city of canals, You may have heard of this elegant city. One of the most famous amongst the tourists and no doubt of falling in love with this elegant city. The city is filled with boats, tours, canals, and bridges. A lot to explore, a lot to feel.

In 1987 this remarkable stop was named as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites. No wonder why.

An ancient city that has a sad story. You might know of this ancient Italian city that was buried under a volcanic eruption caused by Mount Vesuvius. A lot has been discovered and also a lot to be discovered in this city. “06 interesting facts about Pompeii” is for you to read more about this city.

This city was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1997.

When we hear the name “Italy”, eventually the name “Pisa” comes to our mind. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the symbols that represent the tourist industry in Italy. This tower is known for its 4-degree lean and has a past of over 800 Years.

This incredible tower was named a UNESCO World Heritage in 1987.

Siena is another medieval beauty that belongs to Italy. The city is surrounded by a well-preserved 1000-year-old wall. Most of the tourists know the city because of the popular Palio horserace. A true beauty with a history to explore. You would love to wander around the city in the evening.

In 1995, the beautiful Siena was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Genoa was the birthplace of Christoper Columbus who was a legendary character in history. This extraordinary city is also known for medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic architecture. Wandering around city streets might be a different but eventful experience for a traveler.

This city was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2006.