There are 23 UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered throughout the U.S. Each one offers visitors the opportunity to witness some of the most amazing natural landscapes in the world, as well as learn the history of some of America’s most culturally significant landmarks.
The vast collection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico includes some of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most treasured pre-Columbian archeological complexes. While you can easily reach most of these ancient cities within an hour’s drive from modern urban areas, others are hidden deep among dense rainforests. These are arguably the more rewarding discoveries, with their stunning
Divided into cultural and natural sites, these stunning Canadian locations have all been recognized as adding something to humanity's common patrimony.
There are 23 UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered throughout the U.S. Each one offers visitors the opportunity to witness some of the most amazing natural landscapes in the world, as well as learn the history of some of America’s most culturally significant landmarks.
The vast collection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico includes some of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most treasured pre-Columbian archeological complexes. While you can easily reach most of these ancient cities within an hour’s drive from modern urban areas, others are hidden deep among dense rainforests. These are arguably the more rewarding discoveries, with their stunning
Divided into cultural and natural sites, these stunning Canadian locations have all been recognized as adding something to humanity's common patrimony.
