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UNESCO World Heritage List

Below you will find detailed descriptions of visiting sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
These are the objects that were on our route during our travels.

Europe Madeira: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] Portugal 

Madeira levadas, hiking and trekking routes - map, descriptions, information

Jacek Gancarczyk 30 comments UNESCO World Heritage List

Trails or levadas? In Madeira, the names "trails" and "levadas" are often used interchangeably, but if you go into details, then not

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Europe Madeira: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] Portugal 

The trail to the Balcoes viewpoint: levada PR 11 Vereda dos Balcoes - map, description, access, parking

Jacek Gancarczyk 15 comments UNESCO World Heritage List

Short, easy and… magical Lewada PR 11 Vereda dos Balcoes is an excellent proposition for a short, very easy and magical

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Europe Iceland: Guides, Routes & Map [2026] 

Thingvellir - parking, access, visiting the park, interesting facts

Jacek Gancarczyk 3 comments UNESCO World Heritage List, waterfalls in iceland

Come and see an earthquake Every week in Iceland, seismographs detect an average of 500 (!!!) earthquakes. Yes, it is not

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Lower Silesia Poland 

The Church of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor - interesting facts, visiting, opening hours

Jacek Gancarczyk 2 comments Lower Silesia, UNESCO World Heritage List

The butterfly effect ... or maybe an excuse? Does not matter. The effect is that one event changed the course of European history and made it plunge

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Puglia: guides, routes and map [2026] Europe Włochy 

Castel del Monte - a medieval fortress of secrets, symbols and questions that are still unanswered

Jacek Gancarczyk 3 comments Castel del Monte, What to see in Apulia, What to see in Italy, UNESCO World Heritage List, Puglia

Castel del Monte can be seen from afar. From far away ... Behind the car windows you can see the typical rural landscape of southern Italy: grapes,

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Balearic Islands Europe Spain Mallorca: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] 

Banyalbufar - Majorca: thousand-year-old terraces and the legendary sweetness of wine

Jacek Gancarczyk 2 comments What to see in Majorca, UNESCO World Heritage List

Banyalbufar - first impressions When we enter Banyalbufar we are fresh after visiting Estellencs and at the viewpoints: Mirador de

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Europe Sicily: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] Włochy 

Palermo attractions, MAP and ready-made sightseeing plan [2026]. What to see?

Jacek Gancarczyk 26 comments What to see in Sicily, What to see in Italy, UNESCO World Heritage List, The most beautiful towns in Sicily, The prettiest Italian towns

Panormos Palermo was founded by the inventors of money: the Phoenicians. It was around the XNUMXth century BC. The city served the Phoenicians as

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Europe Sicily: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] Włochy 

Noto (Sicily): attractions, MAP, parking and sightseeing [2026]. What to see?

Jacek Gancarczyk 11 comments What to see in Sicily, What to see in Italy, UNESCO World Heritage List, The most beautiful towns in Sicily, The prettiest Italian towns

We'll start like Alfred Hitchcock, from the earthquake. It took only 4 minutes. Short. It was enough, however, to turn the centuries-old city into

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Europe Sicily: Guides, Routes and Map [2026] Włochy 

Cefalu (Sicily): attractions, MAP, directions and sightseeing [2026]. What to see?

Jacek Gancarczyk 4 comments What to see in Sicily, What to see in Italy, UNESCO World Heritage List, The most beautiful towns in Sicily, The most beautiful beaches in Italy, The prettiest Italian towns

About Cefalu ... Cefalu began a long time ago, and little is known about its origins. One foot to put on in

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Puglia: guides, routes and map [2026] Europe Włochy 

Alberobello - trulli houses in the sun-warmed Puglia. Sightseeing, hotels, accommodation.

Jacek Gancarczyk 2 comments What to see in Apulia, What to see in Italy, UNESCO World Heritage List, The prettiest Italian towns, Puglia

Trullo Trulli are small houses, built entirely of stone, without the use of mortar with (theoretically) unstable construction. They are not common.

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