1Bergamo, Lombardy

Divided into two distinct parts – the historical Città Alta (Upper Town) and the modern Città Bassa (Lower Town), Bergamo showcases a fascinating blend of ancient and modern elements.  

The Città Alta is a charming medieval hilltop town enclosed by Venetian walls, boasting medieval architecture, quaint squares, and captivating vistas. Its UNESCO designation honors the town’s artistic, architectural, and historical significance.

These additional UNESCO World Heritage towns in Italy further exemplify the country’s diverse cultural heritage, architectural brilliance, and historical significance. Orvieto’s commanding cathedral and medieval charm and Bergamo’s dual identity encapsulate Italy’s rich tapestry of history and culture, offering visitors an opportunity to delve deeper into the lesser-explored yet captivating destinations that hold UNESCO recognition.

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