If you are in Rome, a visit to the Vatican – the smallest generally recognized state in the world – and the St. Peter’s Basilica must not be missed.
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UNESCO’s World Heritage List was first opened in 1978 and today comprises 1,121 sites in more than 167 countries (as of May 2020), which are of global significance in their uniqueness, authenticity and integrity. Among them are currently 869 cultural monuments, 213 natural sites and 39 mixed natural and cultural sites. The basis for the designation and registration as UNESCO World Heritage Site is the site’s outstanding universal value. That is, a cultural and/or natural significance that is so exceptional that it transcends national boundaries and is of importance to both present and future generations of all mankind. Cultural sites represent a masterpiece of human creativity in the field of architecture, technology, large-scale sculpture, town planning or landscape design. In addition, the sites are a unique testimony to a cultural tradition or an existing or perished culture.
Rome – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (Italy)
Thanks to a mile bargain from Lufthansa, we really flew cheaply in the business class from Frankfurt to Rome, where we wanted to use the weekend for sightseeing.
» Read the full blog postSiem Reap – The temples of Angkor Wat (Cambodia)
We were particularly looking forward to today. Today, a visit to the temples of Angkor Wat was on the agenda.
» Read the full blog postAyutthaya – The Temples & Ruins of the UNESCO World Heritage (Thailand)
Today, the first day trip to the ruins of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Of Ayutthaya was on the agenda.
» Read the full blog postLondon – Tourist Attractions, Things to do & Photo spots (United Kingdom)
London is certainly one of the most famous and important capitals in the world. For a long weekend we tried to explore the most important tourist attractions and photo spots of the city on the Thames on our own.
» Read the full blog postParis – Travel Guide & Explore the city on your own (France)
We took three days to explore Paris. Surely you can spend a good week or two here to see everything, but for a first impression an extended weekend was enough for us 🙂
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