The country with the largest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites is Italy. As of now, Italy boasts 58 recognized sites, many reflecting its rich historical, cultural, and architectural heritage. These sites include iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum in Rome, the historic centers of Florence and Venice, and the archaeological sites of Pompeii. Italy’s diverse heritage, ranging from ancient ruins to Renaissance art and architecture, makes it a treasure trove of cultural significance. This prominence in UNESCO listings underscores Italy’s contributions to world history and culture.