BY: Silvia Donati
Italy is the country with the largest number of Unesco World Heritage sites in the world, and, every year, more areas or monuments vie for the prestigious recognition. Let’s look at what Italian sites have been nominated for Unesco World Heritage status in 2021.
Bologna’s famous porticoes, a landmark of the city, like the Two Towers and the local cuisine, are one of Italy’s candidates. Bologna has 62 km of porticoes, of which 42 in the historic city center, No other city in the world has so many.
SOURCE: https://www.italymagazine.com/
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