Historic Centre of Warsaw
An outstanding near-total reconstruction of a centuries-old historic city center.
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.
A South American city with an extremely well-preserved center and beautiful examples of the “Baroque school of Quito.”
An architectural retrospective of Portugal and the Knights Templar in the form of a monastic center dating to the 12th-16th century.
Romanesque architecture and art in harmony, in a charming Italian city.
Impressive fortifications and the original urban center of a historically important city.
A masterpiece of modernist industrial design from the inter-war period.
An important market town for hundreds of years and an outstanding example of urban planning, with a range of historical architectural styles.