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Yemeni capital Sana´s UNESCO World Heritage Old City

by Max Pesling
Yemeni UNESCO World Heritage Shibam and its mud ´skyscrapers´

by Max Pesling
The legacy of the Kingdom of Sheba in Marib, Yemen

by Max Pesling
UNESCO World Heritage Zabid, one of Yemen´s oldest towns

by Max Pesling
Oman´s UNESCO World Heritage Bahla Fort

by Riccardo R
Petra, the UNESCO World Heritage jewel in Jordan´s tourism crown

by Ahmed Abbas
Martinique´s UNESCO World Heritage Mount Pelée and the ruins of old St. Pierre

by David Paul Appell
UNESCO World Heritage Hoi An, Vietnam by ´cyclo´

by Tripatini
UNESCO World Heritage Valongo Wharf is a key site in Rio de Janeiro's celebration of its African heritage

by Iberia Airlines
Vienna's sumptuous, UNESCO World Heritage Schönbrunn Palace

by Tripatini
The opulent interior of Vienna´s UNESCO World Heritage Schönbrunn Palace

by David Paul Appell
The extensive gardens of Vienna´s UNESCO World Heritage Schönbrunn Palace

by David Paul Appell
Mexico´s UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site Teotihuacán

by David Paul Appell
A detail from a temple at Mexico´s UNESCO World Heritage Teotihuacán

by David Paul Appell
Macau´s elegant Senado Square, part of its UNESCO World Heritage historical quarter

by Tripatini
The UNESCO World Heritage ruins of old León, Nicaragua

by David Paul Appell
UNESCO World Heritage Leptis Magna isn´t just one of the top Roman ruins in Libya but the world

by Riccardo R
More splendour of ancient Rome at Libya´s UNESCO World Heritage Sabratha

by Riccardo R
UNESCO World Heritage Kaesong, North Korea and its Koryo Museum

by Jordan Simon
Historic, UNESCO World Heritage Sucre, widely considered Bolivia´s most beautiful city

by Jorge Carlos Tejada Sobrino
The amazing Roman amphitheatre of Bosra, Syria

by Ahmed Abbas
George Town, Malaysia and its UNESCO World Heritage old quarter

by Tripatini
The magnificent Greco-Roman ruins of UNESCO World Heritage Ephesus

by Tripatini
Benin´s UNESCO World Heritage palaces of Dahomey

by Helen Brown

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