Vila Viçosa's UNESCO World Heritage Bid Reaches a Decisive Stage
Vila Viçosa's "Ducal Seat" UNESCO World Heritage bid enters technical assessment in Paris, with a possible Wor...
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Five UNESCO Tentative-List Sites Worth Visiting Before the Crowds Arrive
From Ireland's passage tombs to Botswana's caves: five UNESCO tentative-list sites to visit now, before World...
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Paddling the Gorges du Tarn: 24km of castles, rapids and cliff villages in southern France
A 24km self-guided kayak down France's Gorges du Tarn: gentle rapids, cliff villages, castles and a €30 price...
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Jasmund National Park: Germany's Tiny UNESCO Park of Chalk Cliffs and 800-Year-Old Forest
Jasmund National Park on Germany's Rügen island: UNESCO-listed beech forests, Baltic chalk cliffs and clifftop...
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72 hours in Palermo: street food, gold mosaics and the city behind the postcard
A 72-hour Palermo itinerary: Ballarò and Capo markets, Palatine Chapel mosaics, Kalsa's art spaces and Vucciri...
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Vall de Boí: Catalonia's Pyrenean Valley Where Romanesque Churches Meet Wild Peaks
Catalonia's Vall de Boí pairs nine Romanesque churches with fiery solstice festivals and a 200-lake national p...
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Seven easy small-town day trips from Europe's big cities
Seven charming small towns near Europe's big cities — from Broek in Waterland near Amsterdam to Dragør by Cope...
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Newark, Ohio: Ancient Earthworks, Small-Town Charm and a Surprisingly Good Food Scene East of Columbus
Newark, Ohio, between Columbus and Pittsburgh, pairs UNESCO Hopewell earthworks with a lively downtown of indi...
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Sans-Souci: The Ruined Palace Where Haiti's Only King Played Versailles
Sans-Souci, Haiti's ruined royal palace at Milot: how former slave Henri Christophe crowned himself king, buil...
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From Zimbabwe's Dry-Stone City to Somalia's Cave Art: 11 African Ruins Worth Skipping the Pyramids For
Beyond the pyramids: 11 remarkable African ruins, from Great Zimbabwe and Volubilis to Kilwa Kisiwani and the...
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Sleep Inside a Restored Coral-Stone Merchant House in Jeddah's Al Balad
Saudi Arabia's first heritage hotels have opened in Jeddah's UNESCO-listed Al Balad old town — inside restored...
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Tommy Tiernan Climbs to Skellig Michael's Ancient Monastery — and It Stays With Him
Tommy Tiernan's visit to Skellig Michael shows the steep climb, wild beauty and brutal isolation of Ireland's...
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