Historic City of Trogir
A small city on an island showing influences from a succession of ruling powers.
A small city on an island showing influences from a succession of ruling powers.
A 14th-18th century city that served as a seat of the Siamese royal court and whose art and architecture show international influences.
A massive brick castle from an era of forced conversion to Christianity in eastern Europe.
Significant not for its history, but for the symbolism of its restoration.
Six ornate and unique forts, legacies of the Princely Rajput states.
A complete architectural ensemble built around the well-preserved ruins of a large palace complex.
An outstanding near-total reconstruction of a centuries-old historic city center.
Multi-family inward-facing houses built by the Hakka minority and still used to this day.
An ancient city that is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.
An 8th-century monastery with a beautiful Baroque cathedral and an ancient library.
Significant because of its urban landscape and influence on European architecture.
A charming and well-preserved colonial fortified city in Sri Lanka.
An intact and very charming medieval city surrounding a large 13th-century castle with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements.
Two castles and the extensive grounds, gardens and outbuildings around them form a harmonious man-made cultural landscape.
Four castles in Wales, fine examples of medieval defensive architecture, all built under orders of King Edward I.
The world’s oldest republic, a tiny surviving city-state on a mountain surrounded by Italy.
A city and military complex that exemplify Caribbean cities of the British colonial period in terms of their architecture and layout.
A well-preserved and impressive masterpiece of Late Flamboyant Gothic architecture with Manueline Baroque elements.
A largely intact earthen fortified village that lends insight into traditional Moroccan life.
A 3-tiered stone aqueduct and bridge that demonstrates Roman-era construction processes.
A tiny city-state with a long history at the center of the Catholic Church and containing magnificent works of art and architecture.
A 365-hectare corridor that encompasses many of the most famous sights in Paris, spanning centuries of the city’s development.
Colonial-era structures that demonstrate defensive architecture as it was adapted from European designs for a tropical environment.
A 1920s family house exemplifying the ideals of the De Stijl group of architects and artists.
A masterpiece of Gothic Cistercian art and architecture.
A city with 2000 years of history visible in its urban center’s architecture.
5 museums that demonstrate the evolution of museums and museum design.
A completely intact, mostly Gothic, core of a medieval trading city.
Remarkable collections of “Brick Gothic” churches and other buildings unique to these former Hanseatic ports.
A collection of 9 archeological sites covering several historical periods of an important city’s grand monuments.
An intact and complete medieval monastery that demonstrates the transition from Romanesque to Gothic architecture.
A collection of more than 800(!) structures – a fortress, religious sites, houses, cemeteries and many more – dating from about 100 AD until the 18th century.
A well-preserved rural mountain village with traditional wooden architecture.
An ancient Italian city containing a wealth of elements – architecture, art, archeology – displaying its long history.
An Eastern European city center with its original medieval street layout and architectural forms spanning centuries.
A scenic and dramatic landscape of rugged mountainous coastline and small towns crowding the slopes above the sea.