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UNESCO-listed sites

Whether you are a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking inspiration, Europe’s UNESCO-listed sites have something for everyone. 

Since its inception in 1945, UNESCO (United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) has listed 1,199 World Heritage Sites, across 168 countries worldwide*. It aims to safeguard these invaluable treasures from destructive influences while promoting sustainable tourism. With UNESCO’s assistance and aid, many nations can now preserve and care for these unique sites through low-impact conservation using traditional and sustainable development practices.

Whether exploring the temples of Athen’s Acropolis or Granada’s Alhambra, the rugged seafront villages of Italy’s Cinque Terre or the Romanesque theatre of Arles and Lisbon’s Tower of Belem or the medina of Tetouan, we ask you to join us in preserving and celebrating the world’s most treasured sites.

From ancient wonders to stunning landscapes, abandoned ruins and reconstructed villages, our journey often leads us to UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 

A day exploring Lisbon – The Tower of Belem

We disembark and take a locally guided tour of Lisbon. The city’s story unfolds as we visit the suburb of Belem and the Monastery of Jerónimos to hear more of Vasco de Gamas’ adventures; the waterfront memorial of Monumento das descobertas, honoring Prince Henri the Navigator and his fellow explorers; and the Torre de Belém – the 16th century fortification which acted as the gateway to Lisbon for all seafarers. This insightful tour tells tales of exploration, colonization and devastation wrapped together by the history of a city whose influence has shaped much of our modern-day world.

A day in Valletta

In the realm of Mediterranean real estate, Malta stands out with its prime location. While it offers a sun-soaked island lifestyle, its historical significance in defense is equally remarkable. Despite numerous invasions, the resilient Maltese people have fiercely defended their homeland, earning accolades like the George Cross for their valor during World War II. Our day begins in Valletta, Malta’s vibrant capital, steeped in history and tales of bravery. We explore its streets, visit the Barrakka Gardens for panoramic views, and delve into the Grand Masters Palace and Armory.