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  1. Deutsches Technikmuseum exterior with a suspended aircraft in Berlin
    City

    Berlin

    Berlin: rail exhibits in 1874 depot sheds, the Archenhold refractor’s 21-metre focal length, and the Botanic Garden’s tropical house.

    Explore Berlin

    Photograph: Perituss · Photo source · CC0

  2. Bern Botanical Garden greenhouses, trees and buildings above the River Aare
    City

    Bern

    A 2022 garden note says Bern’s flower-clock gentians opened from 06:00 to 20:00 in sunshine. Zytglogge and Barry’s museum mount add two scenes.

    Explore Bern

    Photograph: Krol:k · Photo source · CC BY-SA 3.0

  3. A river runs beside a white-walled dzong with red-roofed, timber-framed upper storeys on the right, a wooden bridge upstream and forested hills behind under a cloudy sky
    Country

    Bhutan

    Excavated channels lowered three lake levels at Thorthormi by different amounts; two rivers meet beside Punakha Dzong, and cranes winter in Gangtey-Phobji.

    Explore Bhutan

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

  4. Aerial view of a square, streets and mountains in Bishkek
    City

    Bishkek

    Bishkek’s Gareev Botanical Garden helped plan climate-suited trees and shrubs. The art museum holds Kyrgyz feltwork; City Hall’s notice names Murataly Canal.

    Explore Bishkek

    Photograph: Nikolai Bulykin · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  5. Front of Bissau Cathedral: a cream-coloured façade with a round window and an arched doorway between two square towers with red pointed roofs and clock faces, with two people at the foot of the steps
    City

    Bissau

    A lighthouse directory lists a rear harbour light on Bissau Cathedral; Bandim’s population surveillance began in Bissau in 1978.

    Explore Bissau

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

  6. Tall glass and brick towers of central Bogotá in front of the forested Monserrate ridge, under a blue sky with large white clouds
    City

    Bogotá

    Bogotá’s Muisca gold raft, eleven urban wetlands listed together as one Ramsar site, and Monserrate’s funicular.

    Explore Bogotá

    Photograph: Jos Cuevasc · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  7. James’s flamingos standing in shallow, pinkish-brown water at Laguna Colorada, with a small grey and white gull at the left edge
    Country

    Bolivia

    Mi Teleférico’s first line opened in 2014; Los Lípez covers 1,427,717 ha, and APAC has presented mission-archive music since 1996.

    Explore Bolivia

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

  8. Stone arches of the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge over the pale green Drina, with pointed pier heads and the arches reflected in the water
    Country

    Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Bosnia and Herzegovina through three places: Mostar, named for its bridge keepers, the Drina bridge at Višegrad and the tufa waterfalls of the Una.

    Explore Bosnia and Herzegovina

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

  9. Okavango Delta seen from above, with broad water channels around low grassy islands, scattered trees and a distant tree line beneath a pale sky
    Country

    Botswana

    Explore the Okavango flood lag, researchers’ interpretation of Rhino Cave finds and the difference between a former lake shore and Sua Pan core elevations.

    Explore Botswana

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

  10. Brasília avenues and buildings seen from the TV Tower
    City

    Brasília

    A 1999 article describes the tactile 1:10,000 Plano Piloto model; cathedral glass casts shifting colours, and the TV Tower deck is 75 metres high.

    Explore Brasília

    Photograph: ACrush at Russian Wikipedia · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  11. The narrow House of the Good Shepherd facade in Bratislava
    City

    Bratislava

    The House of the Good Shepherd preserves an illusory window with two flowerpots; its former craft floors and six palace tapestries tell other city stories.

    Explore Bratislava

    Photograph: Steven Lek (Tukka) · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  12. Iguaçu Falls with a rainbow arching over the river, wide curtains of white water at left and dark mossy rocks in the foreground
    Country

    Brazil

    Three places in Brazil: Brasília’s Plano Piloto in the Federal District, Iguaçu Falls in Paraná and the Pantanal in Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul.

    Explore Brazil

    Photograph: Douglas Felix · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  13. The Sainte-Anne-du-Congo basilica in Brazzaville: a pointed brick gable, a tall green-tiled spire and a long green-tiled roof behind a railing, seen through trees from a lawn with lamp posts
    City

    Brazzaville

    Brazzaville’s fired-brick cathedral, green-tiled Sainte-Anne basilica and Poto-Poto painting school, with sourced facts for your map and memories.

    Explore Brazzaville

    Photograph: Xavier Hakiza · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  14. A pale stone Parliament building with a long arcade of pointed arches and a square clock tower flying Barbados’s flag, behind a green iron fence under a blue sky.
    City

    Bridgetown

    Bridgetown’s Careenage carried cargo to ships offshore; restoration found 17 ledger stones beneath Nidhe Israel shops, and the Parliament clock moved west.

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    Photograph: giggel · Photo source · CC BY 3.0

  15. Stilt houses with pastel walls and corrugated roofs stand on dark timber piles beside the Brunei River; a yellow water taxi crosses rippling water.
    Country

    Brunei

    Brunei’s river homes changed with available materials; a one-hectare survey found 278 tree species, while two fossil sites show a leaf–pollen mismatch.

    Explore Brunei

    Photograph: Jorge Láscar · Photo source · CC BY 2.0

  16. The Halle Gate in Brussels seen from the city side: a pale stone medieval gate with a conical-roofed round tower, battlements and a dark roof, rising above trees against a blue sky
    City

    Brussels

    How Brussels vaulted the Senne under new boulevards, where its Sewer Museum reaches the river, and a medieval gate that survived. For your travel map.

    Explore Brussels

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

  17. Decorated exterior of the Vasile Urseanu Observatory building in Bucharest
    City

    Bucharest

    After the 1977 earthquake, an Antipa restorer rebuilt a Deinotherium mount; museum pages also describe observatory drawings and a three-objective microscope.

    Explore Bucharest

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

  18. The Great Market Hall in Budapest seen from the street, with a brick and stone façade, arched windows and a tower under a patterned tiled roof
    City

    Budapest

    A 228 dedication records Aquincum’s organ; the Great Market Hall’s 1892 brief required iron for fire safety, while Rudas has a 10 m dome on eight pillars.

    Explore Budapest

    Photograph: P. Hughes · Photo source · CC BY 4.0

  19. Feathery grass and trees in the Costanera Sur reserve, with high-rise buildings beyond under evening light.
    City

    Buenos Aires

    Costanera Sur’s 353 ha wetland formed on abandoned river fill. The water palace was built to hold 72 million litres; Recoleta cemetery dates to 1822.

    Explore Buenos Aires

    Photograph: Roberto Fiadone · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  20. Courtyard of Rila Monastery with arcaded wooden galleries on the left, the striped arches and domes of the main church on the right and forested mountains behind
    Country

    Bulgaria

    Bulgaria in three places: Rila Monastery with its 1330s tower, the glacier-shaped Pirin Mountains and the Thracian tomb found at Kazanlak in 1944.

    Explore Bulgaria

    Photograph: karel291 · Photo source · CC BY 3.0

  21. Rough dark-brown laterite stone wall filling the right of the frame, with a lower stone wall, a few thin trees and grass beyond it under a cloudy sky
    Country

    Burkina Faso

    At Loropéni, sources date the enclosure and earliest inhabited layers separately. Douroula’s iron remains and Tiébélé’s mural practice add context.

    Explore Burkina Faso

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

  22. A wooden fishing canoe with two people on calm turquoise water, a second canoe farther out, a hazy shoreline at the left edge and a pale sky with thin clouds
    Country

    Burundi

    Gishora’s royal house follows a body-based measure; a 2009 abstract reports Tanganyika warming at the surface and 1,000 m, and Ruvubu’s survey lists 522 plant taxa.

    Explore Burundi

    Photograph: Edouard mhg · Photo source · CC0 1.0

  23. A pale stone base with an octagonal timber pavilion and a tall faceted pointed roof stands in a garden among trees; a low yellow building is behind it
    City

    Cairo

    The Rawda Nilometer measured Nile floods; the Magra El-Oyoun Aqueduct raised water to Cairo’s Citadel; and a 1744 sabil-kuttab paired a fountain with a school.

    Explore Cairo

    Photograph: Wael Mostafa · Photo source · CC BY-SA 4.0

  24. Slender tree trunks stand in brown floodwater inside a flooded forest on the shore of Tonlé Sap Lake, with sunlight filtering through the green canopy
    Country

    Cambodia

    A 2024 APSARA report on West Baray irrigation, Tonlé Sap’s seasonal river reversal and Sambor Prei Kuk’s 102 hydraulic features outline Cambodia’s water systems.

    Explore Cambodia

    Photograph: lumoplank · Photo source · CC0 1.0

  25. Front of a brick palace with a round central tower under a pointed reddish roof, two levels of arched arcades and an open paved courtyard with a blue tent on the left
    Country

    Cameroon

    How a Bamum glyph changed meaning, what gas measurements record at Lake Nyos, and what the 2025 ICOMOS evaluation records about Mafa ritual use at Diy-Gid-Biy.

    Explore Cameroon

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

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