ITALY-AMALFI COAST-SCENERY

ITALY-AMALFI COAST-SCENERY

(230505) -- POSITANO, May 5, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on May 3, 2023 shows the scenery of the Amalfi coast, southern Italy. The UNESCO inscribed the Amalfi coast on its World Heritage List in 1997. (Xinhua/Jin Mamengni)

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