Itineraries

Syria has 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, all of them cultural, spanning a continuous arc of civilisation that stretches from the Nabataean trade routes of…

Saudi Arabia has eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a roster that spans Nabataean rock-cut tombs, the world’s largest oasis, early Islamic urban…

Bulgaria has 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a compact list that spans Thracian rock tombs, medieval monastery complexes, Byzantine fresco cycles, and…

Algeria has 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a compact list that spans Roman cities frozen at their imperial peak, a medieval Islamic fortress-capital, a…

Ireland has 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, both cultural, spanning a Neolithic passage-tomb landscape older than the Egyptian pyramids and a storm-lashed…

Finland has 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ranging from a sea fortress built by Swedish colonial ambition to a lone Bronze Age cairn field on a granite…

Azerbaijan has five UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ranging from a medieval Caspian walled city to ancient rock carvings, a silk-trade palace town, a…

Tajikistan has 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a compact list shaped by the extremes of Central Asian geography — Silk Road river valleys, Pamir peaks, and…

Kyrgyzstan has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a compact but remarkably varied list that takes in a sacred mountain above the Fergana Valley, a corridor…