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Il sito, collocato in provincia di Treviso, comprende una fascia collinare che da Valdobbiadene si estende verso est fino al Comune di Vittorio Veneto. Quest’area è caratterizzata da una particolare conformazione geomorfologica, denominata hogback, costituita da una serie di rilievi …
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Venetian defence systems in the 16th and 17th centuries: Stato da Terra and Stato da Mar make up a transnational set of heritage sites presented by Italy along with Croatia and Montenegro. The site is an exceptional collection of the …
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The site of Aquileia, consisting of the Patriarchal Basilica and the archaeological area, bears the cultural and architectural symbols of an age that has shaped the Mediterranean and European world. From the Roman world to the early Medieval Christendom, there …
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An extremely old Etruscan, Roman and Medieval city, Mantua throve and grew under the House of Gonzaga (XIV-XVII cent.), as one of the most elegant Renaissance courts in Italy, an exemplary city built on subsequent layers and adapted to Renaissance …
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Verona played a key role in European history as the crossroads of arts and peoples, armies and cultures. Founded by ancient tribes, it became a Roman colony in the century BC, quickly rising in importance. It was occupied by Theodoric, …
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There are three factors that make the region of Ferrara so special: the old city centre that was renewed by the first city plan of the modern age, its criteria eventually inspiring other cities both in Italy and in Europe; …
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[expand title=”Geological relevance. A journey in time: the birth of the Dolomites and the history of Earth”] The geological relevance of the Dolomites lies in the fact they tell an important part of the history of our Planet and reveal …
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The Lombards were a Germanic people of Scandinavian origin settled on Christian and land; after their conversion to Christianity, they absorbed material and cultural values inherited from the Romans. They also came in contact with Byzantine, Hellenic and Middle-eastern culture …
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[expand title=”The Cathedral. Lanfranco, a God-inspired architect”] The first stone of the Cathedral of Modena, a magnificent example of Romanesque art that impressed its contemporaries and still does, with its outstanding beauty and uniqueness, was laid on June 9th 1099. …
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The prehistoric pile-dwelling sites are located in the Alps between Switzerland, Austria, France, Germany, Italy and Slovenia, dotting a vast territory which is also uniformly marked by wetlands which are responsible for the exceptional preservation status of the remains of …
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