Royal Palace of Caserta, the best example of Italian Baroque.

There are some walks that are unforgettable, which remain a lasting memory.

It happens when we are completely surrounded by beauty.

This year, the park oft he Reggia di Caserta has been awarded the prize as the most beautifulpark in Italy, it has already beenproclai-med a World Heritage Site by Unesco, and is one ofthe most char-ming places in Italy.

The driveway which runs from thè main entrarne leads to the Royal Palace and is three kilometres in length, and along the driveway there are water displays, cascades andpools alternate with splendid fountains.

The best example of Italian Baroque, such as the Fountain of Dolphins which is nearly 500m in length, or the Eolo fountain, the project was done by Vanvitelli, or the Fountain of Diana and Actaeon, behind which is a large artificial waterfalls.

Read more: Protecting Italy’s Beauty:Italy Has 43 Recognized World Heritage Sites And 50 Registered On A Proviisonal List.

One ofthe reasons which persuaded the jury to award this prestigious prize is thè recent restoration of the flourishing English Garden. Hills, glades, lakes and canals have aver the years been enriched by new plants from ali aver the world.

It was established as a walk to see rare botanica} plants, in the early years of the Nineteenth century it was a real botanical garden and stili today it is a rare beauty. You mustn't miss the Bagno di Venere, so called because afa statue ofthe Goddess as she is rising upout ofthe water afa small lake.

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