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Summary of World Heritage Sites in Southern Italy Matera – Sassi and Rupestrian Churches Naples Historic Center Castel del Monte Alberobello Trulli Caserta Royal Palace Pompeii and Herculaneum Archaeological Sites Amalfi Coast Paestum and Velia Archaeological Sites Sanctuary of the Archangel Michael in Puglia Sicily and Sardinia UNESCO World Heritage Sites World Heritage Sites from…
Summary of UNESCO World Heritage Additions New Cultural and Natural Sites U.S. Heritage Designations Global Listings and Significance New UNESCO World Heritage Sites Added The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has recently recognized 42 new sites across the globe, enhancing its World Heritage List with a rich tapestry of cultural and natural properties. This update occurred…
Summary UNESCO’s Recommendation for Venice Challenges Facing Venice Venice and Global Heritage Concerns Venice Faces New Challenges as UNESCO Recommends Inclusion in World Heritage in Danger UNESCO’s Recommendation for Venice Venice is once again on the radar of UNESCO, which has recommended the famous city be added to its list of World Heritage in Danger…
Summary of UNESCO’s Cultural Heritage Additions UNESCO has added 39 new traditions to its cultural heritage list, marking significant contributions from various countries. This year’s additions highlight the importance of both tangible and intangible cultural practices worldwide. The expanded list now features a total of 630 elements, showcasing diverse cultural expressions. UNESCO added 39 traditions…
Discover Amami Oshima: A Hidden Gem in Japan Start your journey on Amami Oshima, a breathtaking island located in Japan’s Amami archipelago. This destination promises an unforgettable experience, showcasing its rich culture, nature, and culinary treasures. Experience the Culture and Festivals Amami Oshima is home to vibrant traditions and festivals. One of the most notable…
New UNESCO World Heritage Sites for 2023: A Celebration of Cultural and Natural Wonders Spanning five continents, the newest entries on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites celebrate natural treasures and human ingenuity. A Viking Age fortress in Denmark, a Silk Road corridor in Uzbekistan, and an elephant stronghold in the Congo are just a…
As Venice continues to struggle with mass tourism, recent post-pandemic numbers show no sign of decreasing. Consequently, UNESCO has sounded another warning bell. The World Heritage Committee, which has listed “Venice and its Lagoon” on its World Heritage list since 1987, has drafted a resolution to place the city on its World Heritage in Danger…