Did You Know About These 10 New UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Europe?

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Kaunas and Kuldīga, Latvia

These towns are celebrated for their eclectic mix of modernist and traditional architecture. Kaunas is known for its interwar buildings, while Kuldīga offers charming streets lined with historical wooden houses.

Kuldīga Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Virgin | Shutterstock

Zagorochoria, Greece

This region captivates with its dramatic gorge-carved landscapes and stone-built villages. It's a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking to experience traditional Greek mountain life.

Aerial view of the Old stone bridge in Klidonia Zagoria in the autumn | Shutterstock

First World War Memorials, Belgium and France

These sites pay tribute to the battles and soldiers of World War I. They stand as poignant reminders of the past and are significant for their historical and emotional impact.

First World War memorial at the Ypres Salient | Shutterstock

Eisinga Planetarium, the Netherlands

Step into this enchanting vintage planetarium, a marvel of 18th-century ingenuity. It's not only a testament to historical science but also a delightful journey back in time.

A view inside the Eisinga Planetarium, the Netherlands | Shutterstock

Maison Carrée, France

This ancient Roman temple in Nîmes is a pristine example of classical architecture. Its well-preserved structure offers a glimpse into the grandeur of the Roman Empire.

A view of Maison Carrée, France | Shutterstock

Žatec, Czech Republic

Known for its deep-rooted beer culture and centuries-old brewing tradition, Žatec is a must-visit for beer enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

At the streets of Žatec, Czech Republic | Shutterstock

Caves of Northern Apennines, Italy

Explore the fascinating network of caves in this region, which are both a natural wonder and an archaeological treasure trove, revealing the area's prehistoric past.

Inside the Evaporitic Karst and Caves of Northern Apennines | Vena del Gesso Park/UNESCO official website

Colonies of Benevolence, Belgium/Netherlands

These historic colonies were part of social and economic experiments aimed at reducing poverty. They offer unique insights into 19th-century philanthropic efforts and rural development.

Building of the historic Colonies of Benevolence | Shutterstock

Cordouan Lighthouse, France

This majestic maritime beacon is a marvel of engineering and architecture. It has guided sailors since the early 17th century and stands as a symbol of maritime heritage.

A vintage photograph of Cordouan Lighthouse, France | Shutterstock

Nice, Winter Resort Town of the Riviera, France

Renowned for its picturesque charm and mild winter climate, Nice has long been a beloved destination for those seeking a warm and elegant escape during the colder months.

Around the Winter Resort Town of the Riviera, Nice | Shutterstock

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