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…for the local people to travel on a balloon that overlooks the natural and cultural surrounding heritage, indeed they can enjoy both the entire archaeological site of the ancient Greek…

…UNESCO world heritage site in 1997 for the stunning scenery alone.   I first went to Italy in 1999, inspired only by photographs of the Amalfi Coast. Images of whitewashed…

…informational site, you will see that there are events in every part of Italy in both larger cities and smaller towns.   There was a kind of “virtual tour” on…

…a site in their neighborhood, describe why that site would be a good venue for public art, what their goals for the project were and identify the dollar amount that…

…site.  Five percent of all sales revenue goes to animal welfare organizations. Buyers can name their favorite animal charities, or we provide a name.” Coomber combs all of California for the finest grapes…

…BC: the rectangular grid of its historical centre preserves the Roman street plan, and the Piazza San Michele occupies the site of the ancient forum, while traces of the amphitheater…

…Germans blew up the site to conceal their crime are now reinforced with concrete and stonework. In such a placid place, it is difficult to imagine the carnage from which…

…a cliché for travel writers to advise their readers how to avoid tourist sites. According to UNESCO, Italy has the greatest number of world heritage sites and contains 85% of…

Victoria explores today the Pope’s Hometown which becamea UNESCO World Heritage Site. The lovely hilltop village of Pienza is a short (approx. 15 miles) and worthwhile side trip from Siena….

…who lived here. The town has only 1800 inhabitants and it’s a UNESCO world heritage site, founded originally during the bronze age, and with a small castle built in 985 d.C. It…