Western Europe
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Andorra
Teeny tiny Andorra, in the Pyrenees between Spain and France, has only one UNESCO site: the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley.
Austria
Austria is home to 7 UNESCO sites of its own, plus elements of 5 more transnational sites. Many of its UNESCO sites comprise whole cities.
Belgium
Belgium has 10 UNESCO sites of its own, plus elements from 6 transnational sites. They range from prehistoric sites to architecture of the 20th century.
France
From prehistoric sites to Roman and medieval cities, from castles and palaces to Industrial age achievements and world-war-related sites, it’s fair to say that France has some of everything that UNESCO stands for.
Germany
From prehistory to the Middle Ages, from Baroque to Modernism, gardens to mines: it’s all here in Germany.
Netherlands
The Netherlands has many sites related to water and the control of water: knowledge that the Dutch have developed over centuries.