Historic Centre of Rome, the Properties of the Holy See in that City Enjoying Extraterritorial Rights and San Paolo Fuori le Mura

The UNESCO site of Rome, a World Heritage Property since more than 40 years, with its articulated stratifications includes among the most important artistic achievements of history that, integrated into the urban fabric of the city, result a set of exceptional universal value.

World Heritage Property

The World Heritage property encompasses the whole historic centre of Rome within the city walls at their widest extent in the 17th century, the extraterritorial properties of the Holy See…

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Documentation Centre

Promoting knowledge of Rome as a UNESCO World Heritage Property and raising awareness of what such status involves are the policy objectives of the Documentation Centre…

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Virtual Museum

Discover the walled town of Rome and the Gates of access to the city: urban topography and architecture of the Walls, historical events and protagonists, edicts and crafts, history of the city …

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Thematic Routes

Living

Stories, facts, places of past and present. Live the UNESCO World Heritage Property of Rome by listening to its streets, buildings and monuments.

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Thematic Routes

Learning

What is the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), and how does it act? What does the World Heritage Convention say and what are its applications?

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Thematic Routes

Building

Climate change… Extreme anthropization… Agenda 2030… Sustainable development… The most current issues of the present must be combined with the safeguard and protection of the witness of the past, also as a world heritage, this is’t an always easy and obvious coexistence.

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  The third cycle of the Periodic Reporting of the World Heritage Sites is beginning23 April 2021
  Since 1998, the World Heritage Committee, every six years, starts the process of monitoring the conservation of the World Heritage Convention. States Parties of the Convention are invited to submit… Read More
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  Towards the approval of the Buffer Zone of the World Heritage Property of Rome23 April 2021
  The proposal to establish a Buffer Zone, as an active protection tool for the World Heritage property of Rome, seeks to collect the new threats faced by historic centres, as… Read More
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  CULTURE | 2030 – Culture and sustainable development23 April 2021
  Within the framework of the UN Agenda 2030, Culture Indicators are an instrument identified by UNESCO to facilitate people involved in cultural programmes to make informed choices for projects to… Read More