Not surprisingly Italy is the country with the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites; it has fifty-three, seven more than Spain which has the second most sites in Europe. I have visited half of the sites in Spain but when I reviewed the Italy list I was disappointed to find that I have been to less than a quarter.
This time in Italy I was planning to add a few more, Milan (The Last Supper), Modena and Ferrara.
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Have Bag, Will Travel 
Book well in advance for the Last Supper or you’ll likely not get to see it.
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Thanks for the tip. It seems that you have to book in advance for everything now!
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It’s been that way for at least the last 20 years for this particular attraction though, because like the Mona Lisa the whole world seems to want to see it.
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The pasta’s almost fine . . . the pizza looks unappetizing (to me).
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The pasta was in Bari, the pizza in Naples and was one of the best I have ever had!
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There are some grand places, aren’t there? You and Sarsted in the back streets of Naples 😃😃
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I would have to say that Naples was probably my favourite.
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I like the gondolier best
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Gondoliers are so photogenic. Thanks Derrick.
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The framing of the arch made this one
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The pesto and clams look amazing.
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The pasta is called Orecchiette and is a speciality of the South of Italy!
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Thanks. I’ll have to remember that. Who am I kidding, I don’t remember anything. But I’ll write it down.
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Shows my ignorance that it was only when I saw the LS that I realised it was a mural and not a canvas. Perhaps we should come up with our own heritage sites that are not on Unesco’s list. I might give it a go!
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I was shocked when I saw Mona Lisa, I imagined it to be huge!
The alternative list sounds like a good idea!
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I’ve lately been working on an alternative list here in the states. The National Parks and more famous attractions are simply becoming too crowded to be enjoyed. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to get away from the mobs and swarms of tourists. It’s hard to imagine what some of the European attractions must be like.
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Everywhere is busy now Gunta!
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