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What does the abbreviation UNESCO stand for?
United Network of Education, Science and Computing
United Network of Education, Science and Culture
United Nations Education, Science and Camping Office
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
When were the UNESCO World Heritage sites created?
1919
1949
1968
1978
What was the aim of the UNESCO?
to promote tourism
to make inheriting easier
to preserve the world´s cultural and natural heritage
to collect travel brochures worldwide for a library
What is a World Heritage site?
From there, you always have a great view.
It is an internet subpage of the World Tourism Organization.
It is an area where you can see miniature models of important buildings.
It is an area or region of cultural, historic, scientific or other significance
5. Which three countries have the most UNESCO world Heritage sites?
Italy, China, Spain
Germany, France, India
Mexico, United Kingdom, Russia
United States, Iran, Japan
Among the first European sites enlisted in 1978 were
Aachen Cathedral, the historic center of Krakow and the Wieliczka Salt Mines
Sagrada Familia, Budapest Castle Hill, Tower of London
The Louvre, the Charles Bridge, the Trevi Fountain
Drottningholm Palace Theatre, Bryggen Hanseatic Museum, Bremen Central Station
2018 was the European Year of
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Knowledge
National Heritage
Intercultural Knowledge
According to a list from 2018, how many sites exist worldwide?
less than 500
up to 750
less than 900
nearly 1,100
9. The most visited World Heritage site is
Paris and the banks of the Seine
London and the banks of the Thames
Rome and the banks of the Tiber
Cologne and the banks of the Rhine
What kind of our cultural heritage is preserved?
a) tangible, like monuments , buildings, artwork, books, machines,..
b) non-tangible, like language and oral traditions, performing arts, traditional craftsmanship,….
c) natural, like landscape, flora and fauna
d) digital, like digital art or digitalised texts, videos, e.g. to preserve them
a, b, c and d