Thank you.
This became world heritage site and this is my hometown.
Post world heritage sites from your country.
Thank you
Nathaniel Anderson
Colton Lopez
This is where I live, the whole town is a world heritage site, it went under the name ''Historic Town of Guanajuato and Adjacent Mines (1988)''
Jason Hughes
Oh...
Blake Howard
Apparently the Universtiy of Virginia and Monticello are Unesco sites.
It makes sense considering their history, but it's still surprising.
I've been to Monticello, it's pretty cool. The house is very unique.
And UVA is a really nice campus.
Jack Moore
Another one near me:
''Hospicio Cabañas'' one of the oldest and largest hospital complexes in the Americas
Nolan Russell
I really like the Historic city of Toledo, but it's full of tourist always
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and my brother studied in pic related
Nathaniel Harris
''Historic Centre of Morelia''
Ryder Torres
The place I like the most: Chichen Itza
Josiah Green
>nips trying to copy our Central Park
Nigga.
Wyatt Gomez
How based can one country be?
Aaron Reyes
''Historic Centre of Zacatecas''
Easton Moore
Why did they pick it?
Matthew Myers
Don't they do a WRC rally stage there?
Andrew Kelly
6th century mosaics
Leo Howard
Yep, my cousin is a big fan, he goes every year, of course it's outside of the urban area tho
Zachary Nelson
Nice, I really like Late Roman/Byzantine mosaics
Nathan Davis
>our park
Where was your ancestors 1,600 years ago?
Grayson Edwards
''Camino Real de Tierra Adentro''
>Was an historic 2,560-kilometre-long trade route between Mexico City and San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico (USA) from 1598 to 1882
Christopher Long
''El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve''
Evan Price
Belfort of Bruges built in 1240.
Jason Allen
''Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve''
Hunter Butler
''Rock Paintings of Sierra de San Francisco''
Blake Phillips
Meenakshi Amman temple, Madurai. Also used to double as a fort where the Pandian rulers mounted defences against the Mamluks after the first wave of invasion
Kayden Cooper
''Monasteries on the slopes of Popocatépetl''
>are fourteen 16th-century monasteries which were built in order to evangelize the areas south and east of the Popocatépetl volcano
Tyler Martin
every pic is very beautiful
come on! more!
Brody Robinson
''Revillagigedo Islands''
Nathan Watson
Ours are embarrassing because we're incapable of creating anything great. They're all just nature spots except for the Sydney opera house
Gabriel Lee
My hometown.
Regensburg, Bavaria
Kevin Wilson
''Palenque''
Jayden Morris
''Teotihuacan''
Lincoln Torres
I live in Moscow, Italians built a fortress in the middle of the town in the 15th century if I'm not mistaken, I don't know for sure but's it's probably a world heritage site.
Nathan Diaz
pic related is a world heritage site in Geneva, Switzerland, it's an early work of le Corbusier, the inventor of the commieblock.
Parker Russell
Payback
Justin Rogers
''Central University City Campus''
There are more murals, and buildings that aren't shown in this picture
Nathaniel Fisher
''Prehistoric Caves of Yagul and Mitla ''
James Rogers
''Luis Barragán House and Studio''
Brayden Brooks
''Franciscan Missions in the Sierra Gorda''
Camden Cook
''Sanctuary of Atotonilco''
Sebastian Bell
''Calakmul''
Hunter Harris
What went wrong with Mexico? Can the cartel crisis ever be solved?
Liam Hall
post world heritage site from your country
Brandon Jackson
the whole country
Luke Clark
What is the middle part? Is the tomb?
Ethan Brooks
It's hard to explain but I doubt it will be fixed soon, not as long as USA is next to us, they need to legalize drugs, and we need to approve the death penalty, among other things...
Thomas Lopez
I like the barroque-colonial architecture, sadly there is too few examples in northern spain. I suppose that it was used mostly in lands prone to earthquakes.
Is everything built with volcanic rock?
Isaiah Young
it's tomb and it's same dynasty now...
Alexander Torres
Great stuff mexicanon
Jacob Taylor
''Uxmal''
Lucas Ward
Brandon Sullivan
I'll post the one closest to where I live.
Oliver Ross
Jayden Hernandez
cheers, glad you liked it
yeah, also known as Tezontle
Josiah Price
sandniggered.com
Owen Baker
Map of the UNESCO WH sites in Italy: italia.it
Jackson King
>(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((Unesco)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Nicholas Green
what the fuck Japanese copied central park thousands of years ago that's based
Blake Gomez
North Italy has the best landscapes
Jordan Adams
>South Tirol has the best landscapes
ftfy
Alexander Anderson
The Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park and many other regional parks are located in the Dolomites. In August 2009, the Dolomites were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Adam Cooper
Nice, it reminds me the canary islands, with that dark rock used in every monument
Camden Russell
''Protective town of San Miguel de Allende''
Nolan Edwards
The Opera of Bayreuth is the next site to my place.
Fucking frogs stole the stage curtain on their way to die in Russia...
Alexander Thompson
I heard Franconians are extremely gay and hated in all of Germany.
Where do you live?
Brandon Bailey
Church looks like the Spanish flag, based?
Michael Morgan
''Historic Monuments Zone of Tlacotalpan''
Jordan Taylor
I love how Mexico is this absolute shithole but has amazing architecture and heritage and the US is an absolute shithole too but has nothing.
Apart from some gay LARP buildings.
Ayden Hill
Ayden Campbell
Indeed, pretty nice colours although most people would get triggered if you told them that
Anthony Hernandez
"Walled town of Cuenca"
Ian Fisher
Literally never seen those in any doc, travel show, travel guide compared tot he few overrepresented cliché ones, whose fault is that? Foreign travel agencies or also Mexican tourism ministery?
They look like good places and worthy of being visited or experienced (not aware of those regions rankings in term of security).
Abroad is like, Cancun, Cancun, Yucatan, closest sites to these two, the beach, the underwater caves and Mexico City.
Robert Johnson
US saving grace are the nation parks and landscapes in general for me,that's all, maybe some liberty style skyscrapers and their interiors.
John Mitchell
The Mexican government didn't bother to preserve most historical sites like Europe does. There are entire pre-colonial era city ruins and pyramids buried under parking lots and suburbs. Some of these sites were completely destroyed too.
Oliver Wood
Kremlin is indeed like most of St Petersburg area that was also built by Italians mostly and everything traditional Russian was removed by commies or burnt in fires because the Russian architecture focused on wooden houses with a mix of christian and pagan carvings, some can still be found in the countryside just like in Belarus, you also have the wooden churches and natural landscapes that have that status.
Dominic Kelly
I think Abruzzo or Umbria was recently added for their scenary and flower blooming valley, not sure.
Needs more borghi in general anyway, surprised there are no Bologna arcades.
Landon Cooper
>whose fault is that?
Well, I'd say both, to give you an idea, most the tourists that come to México are American tourists that aren't really interested in history, they most mostly come thanks to our beaches for being cheap while also being great
eh, this isn't really true, for example plenty of the monuments in México City were destroyed by Spaniards to make churches with the material, here's a major example, the major church in the city created with the rocks of the monument and those orders were by Spaniards
Whenever there's a debate on why some native Méxicans hate Spain, they come with the argument: ''You guys destroyed our culture, and monuments, blah blah blah''
Personally I don't hate them, history is history, we cannot change anything about that, hell I'd say that I genuinely think that Spain is a good country
Parker Lee
I for one think Mormon temples are pretty neat
Caleb Nguyen
Pretty and all but i'm still triggered that they melted the Colossus of the Colosseo to build the cannons for that shit
Liam Long
''El Tajín''
Adam Stewart
You're right. We have a say: "Quod non fecerunt barbari, fecerunt Barberini" es.wikipedia.org
This is also used as a general criticism of the recent Roman mayors who failed to solve the many issues of the Capital.
Henry Young
Frenchies btfo
Leo Ward
''Historic Fortified Town of Campeche''
Xavier Myers
That is breathtaking. Mexico is on my bucket list, even thought I'm a little afraid of gang violence. Pre-Columbian civs were more advanced than we usually give them credit for. It's a shame that most of them died from epidemics.
Dominic Bailey
Owen White
based med bros
Charles Harris
I've been there and i was surprised it wasnt world heritage yet, its a fantastic monument
Jaxon Mitchell
>I love how Mexico is this absolute shithole
What
Juan Kelly
I'd say that Acapulco, Tijuana are the only no-go zones in México, if you've little caution you'll be fine
As silly as it may sound the violence tends to be between cartel members and the majority of time they don't include civilians
Sebastian Long
peak of roman art, caesartards dont even try
Gabriel Morris
''Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque Hydraulic System''
Carter Martin
The closest world heritage site to me is a place called Saltaire. It's a model village built during Victorian times for mill workers. The name is a portmanteau of the founder's name (Titus Salt) and the river that flows through it (River Aire).
Hudson Miller
NOOO THIS CANT BE HAPPENING
Anthony Parker
''Paquimé''
David Long
Diocletian's Palace
Isaac Richardson
Cool as fuck
Jaxson Bailey
looks like dried cow poop
Robert Collins
They are very aesthetic, especially the all white purity and shapes.
Still sectarian like.
Ayden Edwards
Based aqueduct bro
Jaxson Butler
kino
Benjamin Rogers
Ian Baker
Finland only has a few.
This one is a 19th century mill. I think it looks cute.
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