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The Site of Caserta tells us about an important and significant part of the 18th century history. The Bourbon dynasty started a grandiose project of urban planning of the territory, which remained partially unfinished, in the area of Caserta to …
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Between the XVI and XVII centuries Genoa experience its golden age as a Mediterranean power; in that time it started a public nobility residential project, whereby a network of new streets and nobility palaces was built to house the authorities …
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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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In 1563 Turin became the capital city of the Duchy of Savoy. In the following centuries the city stood out as a major European centre and was at the heart of a monumental renovation plan including residences, palaces and castles …
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The Site represents an architectural, artistic- figurative and naturalistic Heritage site that expresses the Catholic religious culture of the early Modern Age. The Sacri Monti (Sacred Mountains) recognized by UNESCO – 7 in Piedmont and 2 in Lombardy – are …
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The eight towns in south-eastern Sicily (Catania, Militello Val di Catania, Caltagirone, Palazzolo Acreide, Ragusa, Modica, Noto and Scicli) were all rebuilt after 1693 following a devastating earthquake. They represent a considerable collective undertaking, successfully carried out at a high …
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This Site recognises the value and influence of the House of Medici, the Italian family whose numberless patronages left a significant stamp in the arts and culture of modern Europe. The architectural pattern of the “villa with garden” was an …
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The Parco Nazionale del Cilento and Vallo di Diano is a 360-degree showcase of the ages and vestiges of the Mediterranean civilisations, located within an extremely valuable cultural and natural landscape. A physical and cultural crossroads of peoples and traditions, …
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