This Jamaican City Once Teemed With Pirates—and Its Sunken Remains Are Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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The forest settlement Zehlendorf in Berlin has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage.
The Berlin forest settlement was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as sites in France and Greece.
The Waldsiedlung in Berlin-Zehlendorf has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List - and is now expanding the "Siedlungs der Berliner Moderne".
The Waldsiedlung in Berlin-Zehlendorf is now officially World Heritage Site as part of the settlements of Berlin Modernism. The work of Finnish architect Alvar Aalto is now part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Facades in bright colours – and in the middle of the pine forest: The forest settlement in Berlin-Zehlendorf, built around 100 years ago, will be officially part of humanity's heritage in the future.
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