Updated August 2026 | What to see and do in Bamberg, Germany? This beautiful and charming German city, whose central parts are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a real gem. Here are our best tips!
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The Swedish UNESCO Heritage Route is a themed road that takes you around Sweden to experience the best of our unique heritage. Travel on your own and at your own pace - by car, motorhome, caravan or motorbike.
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Updated August 2026 | What to do in Goslar? This German town is a charming and historic little gem, with an old town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here are our top tips for things to see and do!
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Updated: August 2026 | The Rammelsberg Mine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the German city of Goslar, located in the Harz mountain range. We visited the mine this summer, and it turned out to be very interesting.
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Rock carvings in Tanum will be the topic today. Soooo exciting! Imagine that our ancestors sat and tapped all these images to tell us about war and peace, agriculture, love and ideas about the world. No wonder this is a Unesco World Heritage Site!
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Updated: August 2026 | What to do in Dessau, Germany? Dessau is primarily known for its Bauhaus (and we're not talking about the DIY store) as well as its parks and UNESCO heritage. Here are our best tips!
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Updated: August 2026 | Wörlitzer Park is part of the Dessau-Wörlitz Garden Kingdom, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its exceptional example of landscape design during the Enlightenment. The park is enormous and offers lots of surprises. You will also find parking spaces for motorhomes right next door.
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Updated: August 2026 | What to do in Wittenberg, Germany? In this city, officially called ”Lutherstadt Wittenberg”, almost everything is about the reformer Martin Luther. This also makes the city interesting, and a little different. Here are our best tips!
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Updated: August 2026 | Sinj is located in the Dalmatian hinterland, just a few kilometers from Split, but offers a completely different side of Croatia than the coastal resorts. Here you will encounter dramatic history, ancient fortresses, religious traditions and the famous knightly tournament Sinjska Alka – a tradition that is included in UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage.
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Carthage is an archaeological site in Tunisia, and a neighbourhood outside the capital Tunis. Today you can see the remains of what was once a powerful Phoenician empire in ancient times - before the Romans decided to raze the city to the ground - and later became a site of the Roman Empire.
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