World Heritage Cities that Are Still a Surprise, Although You Already Think You Know Them All
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Okefenokee Swamp World Heritage and candidate to join the Unesco list. With an area that exceeds 700,000 acres, this unique ecosystem has been recognized not only for its ecological value, but also for its cultural, historical importance and potential as a heritage of humanity. Okefenokee Swamp is a vast reservoir of wetlands that combines swamps, swamps, lagoons, pine forests and cypresses. Its name comes from the seminole language, which means…
Prague, Salamanca or Bruges are usually among the first to come to the head when thinking of World Heritage cities, but the list is much longer. And the best thing is that there are still destinations that are able to surprise them. In some cases, it may even cost to place them on the map, but once there it is easy to understand why they are part of that exclusive club.Around 300 urban or historic cities are now on the list, but to go little by …
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