Ten historic theaters in central Italy preserve the architecture and shared-ownership model that expanded civic participation in the performing arts.
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Amazonia Theaters links landmark theater ensembles in Belém and Manaus that embody the wealth, urban ambition, and cultural exchange of the rubber-boom era.
Six historic Comorian medinas preserve distinctive urban traditions shaped by sultanates, Indian Ocean exchange, Islam, and island social life.
The fossil cliffs of the western Limfjord preserve an exceptional record of early modern fish evolution and adaptation during ancient climate change.
Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan is a major Thai Buddhist center with more than 1,500 years of sacred architecture, ritual, and regional cultural influence.
Alamūt Castle and six related mountain fortifications preserve the strategic and cultural legacy of the medieval Nizari Ismaili state.
Six roça complexes preserve the difficult history, architecture, and landscapes of colonial plantation production and forced migration in São Tomé and PrÃncipe.
Sarnath preserves the archaeological remains of one of Buddhism’s most sacred pilgrimage places, traditionally associated with the Buddha’s first sermon.
Carroll Baldwin Hall serves as a restored historic community hall for cultural, educational, and performing-arts programs.
Sebastia preserves a richly layered archaeological landscape reflecting the long and diverse history of the central Palestinian highlands.
Sidi Bou Saïd is a celebrated Mediterranean hilltop village whose architecture, landscape, and Sufi heritage form a distinctive cultural ensemble.
Tashkent’s modernist ensemble shows how ambitious post-earthquake architecture blended industrial construction with Central Asian traditions and environmental needs.
The Xiongnu cemetery complexes preserve monumental elite burials and artifacts that reveal the organization and culture of an ancient nomadic empire.