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A tall, historic brick bell tower (campanile) with arched openings and a domed top, set against a cloudy sky with surrounding rooftops and distant hills.

Salerno, Campania and Amalfi Coast

Duomo di Salerno

Romanesque cathedral housing St. Matthew's relics

Interior wall of a church featuring a large framed painting of religious figures, a circular medallion with an image of Saint Blase (San Biagio) above it, and fluted pilasters.

Montepulciano, Tuscany

Duomo di San Biagio

Tuscan Renaissance temple of travertine

The interior of a grand Baroque cathedral featuring a highly ornate golden ceiling with frescoes, rows of wooden pews, a checkered floor, and large paintings on the walls.

Gallipoli, Apulia

Gallipoli Cathedral (Duomo di Gallipoli)

17th-century Baroque cathedral in Gallipoli's old town

The image shows an interior view of a historic market hall, featuring ornate red cast-iron columns with Corinthian-style capitals and decorative scrollwork supporting a glass-and-metal roof structure; signage in the lower right includes Italian te

Florence, Tuscany

Mercato Centrale

1874 cast-iron market with historic stalls and modern foo...

The image shows an interior courtyard of a historic building featuring a two-story loggia with classical columns, ornate friezes, and a prominent clock tower rising above the roofline against a clear blue sky.

Padua, Veneto and the Dolomites

Palazzo del Bo

Seat of University of Padua with world's oldest anatomica...

The wooden Teatro Farnese inside the Palazzo della Pilotta, Parma

Parma, Emilia-Romagna

Palazzo della Pilotta - Farnese Theatre

17th-century wooden theater in Parma

A stone courtyard with arched colonnades, a tall medieval tower with arched windows, and historic buildings under a clear blue sky; no visible signage or text identifying the location.

Piazza San Pellegrino

Viterbo's medieval heart with 13th-century towers

A view from inside a covered bridge looking down its length, showing a stone-paved walkway, brick parapets, stone columns, and a dark wooden truss roof structure with people walking and standing along the sides.

Pavia, Lombardy

Ponte Coperto (Covered Bridge)

14th-century covered bridge spanning the Ticino River

Ponte degli Alpini over the Brenta, Bassano del Grappa

Bassano Del Grappa, Veneto and the Dolomites

Ponte degli Alpini

Palladian wooden bridge rebuilt by Alpini veterans

A long, high medieval stone aqueduct bridge with multiple tall arches and piers, set against a densely forested hillside under a partly cloudy sky; a small tower-like structure is visible on the hill to the right, and part of a foreground wall or

Spoleto, Umbria and Marche

Ponte delle Torri

Colossal 13th-century aqueduct bridge in Spoleto

A large, ancient stone gate with a prominent central arch and two smaller side arches, featuring a white plaque on the right pillar that reads "CARRO PORTA ROMANA", set against a street scene with a stop sign and construction equipment.

Ascoli Piceno, Umbria and Marche

Porta Romana

Roman and medieval fortifications in Ascoli Piceno

A two-story brick building with an arched gateway on the ground floor, featuring a tower-like upper section with windows and a tiled roof, set against green trees under a clear blue sky.

Ferrara, Emilia-Romagna

Porta degli Angeli

16th-century gate marking the end of Este rule

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