Todas Sitios — Wild Atlas Guide

Appennino Lucano Val d’Agri Lagonegrese National Park

The Apennine mountains rise in weathered limestone ridges across central Italy, and where they push into Basilicata’s interior, the landscape

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Cinque Terre National Park

Steep terraced cliffs plunge toward the Ligurian Sea where five villages cling to a Csb-climate coastline shaped by centuries of

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Alta Murgia National Park

Across the limestone plateaux of Apulia’s interior, where the Adriatic’s influence fades into continental warmth, lies a landscape sculpted by

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Val Grande National Park

Granite peaks and plunging ravines define this Alpine wilderness where the Toce River carves through one of Italy’s most remote

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Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park

Where the central Apennines rise in dramatic limestone and clay ridges, the Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park

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Vesuvius National Park

The slopes of Vesuvius rise from the Campanian plain in a dramatic cone of volcanic rock and ash, their flanks

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Pyrénées National Park

Where alpine meadows give way to limestone cliffs and rushing torrents carve through ancient stone, the Pyrénées National Park spans

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Calanques National Park

Where limestone cliffs plunge dramatically into crystalline Mediterranean waters, Calanques National Park preserves one of Europe’s most striking coastal landscapes.

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Port-Cros National Park

Where Mediterranean granite islands rise from crystalline waters off the Provençal coast, Port-Cros National Park protects one of Europe’s most

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Litchfield National Park

Where weathered sandstone plateaus rise above the savanna woodlands of Australia’s Top End, Litchfield National Park unfolds as a landscape