Paphos
Ruins of an ancient town, much of it Roman-era, and birthplace of the cult of Venus.
Ruins of an ancient town, much of it Roman-era, and birthplace of the cult of Venus.
A strategically-important port city dominated by two Venetian fortresses and showing influences from later French, British and Greek rule.
A charming medieval town known for its tall towers and Sienese Gothic artworks.
A monument of religious architecture from the Carolingian period of European unification under Charlemagne.
A small city where influences from three different world religions are visible in its architecture and art.
The remarkably-preserved remains of ancient Roman cities destroyed in a sudden eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
A collection of 16th-century architecture designed by Andrea Palladio in what is now known as Palladian style.
A magnificent 16th-century royal palace, particularly important for its artwork.
A monastery complex from the Bulgarian Renaissance, important to the spiritual and social life of Bulgaria.
A geologically complex volcano and the otherworldly landscape around it.
A picturesque segment of the Danube Valley with beautiful scenery and charming towns and villages.
A museum city of architecture of the Portuguese golden age.
Portugal’s oldest university, with centuries of architecture and ancient traditions.
A river valley landscape shaped by centuries of Port wine cultivation and production.
A city with an interesting history of coexisting cultural communities, and with several historic monuments including a wonderfully intact Roman aqueduct.
An elegant ensemble of architecturally important buildings from the 17th and early 18th century.
A medieval caravan stop on the Silk Road that contains many examples of traditional Ottoman architecture.
Peter the Great’s planned city of stunning Baroque architecture.
A fortified port city with a long military history and a Renaissance urban plan.
A large group of very well-preserved Roman buildings.
A beautiful river valley landscape dotted with stunning castles and charming medieval towns.
Two sets of ruins from the Mycenaean civilization in the Peloponnese, which preceded the Ancient Greeks.
A little-known archeological site in southern Albania with ruins from centuries of occupiers.
A mosque complex representing the height of Ottoman architectural achievement.
Numerous archeological sites with dry-stone structures dating to the Bronze Age and Late Iron Age.
Seven impressive stone structures used for ritual purposes during the Bronze Age.
An extraordinary palm grove dating to the Arab period in Spain.
A magnificent and remarkably well-preserved 18th-century palace and grounds.
A 19th-century engineering achievement; an elegant structure that still functions to carry a canal high above the ground.
Palaces and other structures that tell the story of the 70-year sojourn in France of the Catholic papacy in the 14th century.
Location where radio astronomy was developed, leading to a host of new discoveries about the universe.
A fjord in Greenland where a very active glacier called Sermeq Kujalleq calves enormous icebergs into the sea: a breathtaking sight.
A 360-km canal plus locks, tunnels and bridges: a 17th-century feat of engineering.
An area of dramatic mountainous scenery, dense forests, glacial lakes and deep canyons.
A beautiful area around the Bay of Kotor with authentic, well-preserved architecture.
Three medieval structures central to the history of Christianity and coronations in France.