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  1. White timber Neve Shalom synagogue in Paramaribo with columned porch and lawn
    City

    Paramaribo

    Neve Shalom has a sandy floor and wooden furnishings. A 2014 survey notes a mahogany case for the cathedral organ; Shamash is also a small museum and library.

    Explore Paramaribo

    Photograph: GJ Bulte · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  2. Bookstalls, mosaic floor and glazed roof inside Galerie Vivienne in Paris
    City

    Paris

    In Paris, Galerie Vivienne has a floor mosaic by Facchina, Passage des Panoramas recalls two panorama rotundas and Grand Cerf has a partly metal structure.

    Explore Paris

    Photograph: Benh LIEU SONG · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0

  3. Aerial view of the hummingbird geoglyph, a thin pale line drawing on the grey-brown ground of the Nasca plain
    Country

    Peru

    Caral, the Nasca geoglyphs and earthen Chan Chan: three UNESCO World Heritage sites on Peru’s coast.

    Explore Peru

    Photograph: Diego Delso, delso.photo · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  4. Batad village among curved rice terraces in Ifugao, with thatched and tin-roofed houses, flooded paddies and bright green young rice
    Country

    Philippines

    Ifugao’s woodlots pass rainwater and nutrients to rice terraces; Palawan’s tidal underground river meets the sea; 902 of 1,031 Las Piñas organ pipes are bamboo.

    Explore Philippines

    Photograph: Photo by CEphoto, Uwe Aranas · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  5. Boats moored in a harbour, with palm trees, buildings and hills behind.
    City

    Philipsburg

    A Philipsburg museum describes a Point Blanche rock specimen and a map of “greater St. Maarten”, plus household crafts and pre-Columbian tools and canoes.

    Explore Philipsburg

    Photograph: socaltraveler · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  6. Aerial view of the Central Market in Phnom Penh: a pale dome with stepped sides and four long wings, surrounded by streets and market roofs
    City

    Phnom Penh

    How Phnom Penh’s Central Market, National Museum and National Sports Complex deal with heat and water.

    Explore Phnom Penh

    Photograph: Rik Schuiling / TropCrop-TCS · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  7. Morača riverbank in Podgorica with stone terraces, trees and hills beyond
    City

    Podgorica

    Kuslev House steps through its courtyard toward the Ribnica; elsewhere, Podgorica’s City Museum reuses a graphics building and a gallery holds sculpture.

    Explore Podgorica

    Photograph: Aktron / Wikimedia Commons · Photo source · CC BY 3.0

  8. Red-brick Malbork Castle across the Nogat river in warm low sunlight: a long curtain wall with round towers at the left and the High Castle with its tower rising behind
    Country

    Poland

    Wieliczka rock-salt mining ended in 1964; Białowieża’s former reserve has protected forest since 1921; Malbork’s Chapter House used recovered details.

    Explore Poland

    Photograph: DerHexer · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  9. Villa Miramar in Pacot seen from its drive: a yellow and cream gingerbread house with a turreted upper storey, balconies and a white balustraded staircase, framed by trees under a cloudy sky
    City

    Port-au-Prince

    A WMF report describes mixed timber-and-masonry gingerbread houses; Marché en Fer retains ironwork beside a rebuilt steel hall, and a bronze stands at Champ de Mars.

    Explore Port-au-Prince

    Photograph: Lea-Kim · Photo source · CC BY-SA 2.0

  10. Cream arched façade and balcony of the Natural History Museum in Port Louis, framed by trees
    City

    Port Louis

    Mauritius Institute drew partly on Colombo Museum; in 1885 it received the Desjardins collection that became the basis of the Natural History Museum.

    Explore Port Louis

    Photograph: Richard N Horne · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  11. Elevated view across Port Moresby’s downtown buildings and harbour
    City

    Port Moresby

    A two-kilometre boardwalk beneath the trees runs through Port Moresby Nature Park; NCDC says its Waigani museum holds more than 30,000 objects.

    Explore Port Moresby

    Photograph: Wikiedit.ray · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  12. Stone Stollmeyer’s Castle with a pointed tower and round turret among trees in Port of Spain
    City

    Port of Spain

    Stollmeyer’s Castle joins Laventille stone with cast-iron pillars from Scotland; Hayes Court has a veranda on three sides; a cathedral has mahogany roof beams.

    Explore Port of Spain

    Photograph: Grueslayer · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  13. Port Vila waterfront, boats and hillside buildings photographed in 2007
    City

    Port Vila

    Beca’s design draws on an unfurled mat, while the cultural centre archives audio, film and photographs of events across Vanuatu.

    Explore Port Vila

    Photograph: Bahnfrend · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  14. Twin towers and a decorated gable on the red, yellow and green façade of Porto-Novo’s Grande Mosquée under blue sky.
    City

    Porto-Novo

    A 2009 study traces Porto-Novo’s botanical garden to a former sacred forest; Honmè courtyards and the Grande Mosquée connect distinct building histories.

    Explore Porto-Novo

    Photograph: Caroline Léna Becker · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  15. Terraced vineyards in Portugal’s Douro valley behind yellow spring flowers
    Country

    Portugal

    UNESCO’s Alto Douro entry traces how vineyard terraces changed with hillside farming; the region’s wine tradition dates back roughly two millennia.

    Explore Portugal

    Photograph: More pics than views… · Photo source · CC BY 3.0

  16. Buildings and boats along the Vltava in Prague
    City

    Prague

    Langweil’s 20 m² model records historic Prague; the city museum holds Mánes’s 1865 calendar original, while an eastern sundial remains at the Clementinum.

    Explore Prague

    Photograph: Alvesgaspar · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  17. Dona Maria Pia lighthouse and rocky shore at Praia in a 2016 photograph
    City

    Praia

    Most objects in Praia’s Ethnographic Museum came from four islands; the historic centre occupies a plateau above the harbour.

    Explore Praia

    Photograph: © Mosbatho · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  18. City-centre towers in the distance beyond tree-lined residential suburbs, seen from Fort Wonderboom.
    City

    Pretoria

    SANBI’s Pretoria botanical garden: cycads with separate male and female cones, a ridge path to the Succulent Garden and Braille on information boards.

    Explore Pretoria

    Photograph: JMK · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  19. Pyongyang skyline, river and bridges beneath bright clouds
    City

    Pyongyang

    A 2026 heritage submission describes records on Pyongyang’s wall stones; a 2006 journal article reports the botanical garden’s herbarium.

    Explore Pyongyang

    Photograph: Christophe95 · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  20. Pale gold sand dunes with fine wind ripples in the foreground curve around a still grey-blue stretch of water, with more dunes rising beyond
    Country

    Qatar

    A coastal town plan, a dune-fed salt flat and natural mangroves show distinct landscapes across Qatar.

    Explore Qatar

    Photograph: LBM1948 · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  21. Dense hillside housing in Quito beneath green slopes
    City

    Quito

    In Quito, a former textile factory houses an interactive science museum, Yaku occupies a former water treatment plant, and La Alameda keeps astronomy instruments.

    Explore Quito

    Photograph: Cayambe · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  22. View across the Bou Regreg toward Rabat’s Kasbah des Oudaias.
    City

    Rabat

    Rabat’s Museum of History and Civilizations groups rock engravings, Libyan and Latin inscriptions and votive stelae in an open-air patio.

    Explore Rabat

    Photograph: MarwanAndrew · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  23. Dark water of the Likouala-aux-Herbes River reflects tropical rainforest along its banks.
    Country

    Republic of the Congo

    A regional peatland estimate and a Likouala core show how different records reveal environmental change in the Congo Basin.

    Explore Republic of the Congo

    Photograph: JosepMGracia · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  24. Reykjavík roofs with Hallgrímskirkja rising above the city
    City

    Reykjavík

    A city museum dates Aðalstræti 10 to 1762 and links it to Innréttingar; Harpa names both a harp and an old Nordic calendar month.

    Explore Reykjavík

    Photograph: Wurzeller · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  25. The Daugava River beside Riga’s historic riverside skyline
    City

    Riga

    In 2014, more than 2,000 books moved by hand along a two-kilometre route between Riga’s former and new National Library buildings.

    Explore Riga

    Photograph: Pudelek (Marcin Szala) · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

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