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Not everyone is happy about the Prosecco Hills’ UNESCO achievement. Read on to learn why about 40 environmental associations have actively fought against it…
Source: The Hills of Prosecco and the issues UNESCO ignored – Life in Italy
Alta Badia in the Italian region of South Tyrol combines the beauty of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with Ladin traditions, fabulous cuisine…
Doctors have warned of health risks from tons of garbage rotting in the Italian capital’s streets during the summer’s hot spells.
Source: In Rome, Uncollected Trash Festers In Scorching Heat
From cliffside towns, colourful fishing villages and bright beachside umbrellas, there’s a lot to love about the Amalfi Coast.
BEST Day Trips From Rome – 16 of the very best day trips from Rome. When you visit the Eternal City make sure you spare some time for at least 1 of these!
Source: 16 of the Best Day Trips From Rome Italy! – Just a Pack
It’s the perfect spot for couples, families and friends alike.
Source: Why your next holiday should be to Sicily’s stunning Baroque south-east
The Italian region responsible for the creation of one of the world’s most popular sparkling wines – Prosecco – has been bestowed with the distinguished honour of being named an official UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Source: Italy’s Prosecco Hills Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
If you’re wanting to add a little outdoor exploration into your next adventure—add one of these scenic hikes around the world to your agenda.
Source: The Most Scenic Hikes Around the World • The Blonde Abroad
Prosecco’s prestige was recently recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, who announced the region was being listed as a World Heritage Site.
Source: Italy’s Prosecco Hills Recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site | VinePair
This Riviera gem offers what its more famous counterparts are known for—splendid seaside settings, extraordinarily scenic coastlines, rustic Ligurian cuisine—and a lot more.
Source: 9 Reasons To Visit The Cinque Terre’s Gorgeous “Sixth Town”—Portovenere
