International Council members have access to behind-the-scenes tours of WMF sites around the world while traveling independently. These visits may be scheduled to fit with your personal travel plans. An additional fee to cover expenses and access is dependent on work at the site. Other WMF site visits may be available.

Explore the Sites

Cambodia

Tour 30 years of WMF’s extensive work at Angkor Archaeological Park*, once seat of the Khmer Empire, in Siem Reap.

Portugal

Visit Jerónimos Monastery*, a Lisbon icon and prominent example of late-Gothic Manueline architecture, and the sixteenth-century Belém Tower.

The Gothic Revival style façade after conservation, 2011

United Kingdom

Explore the eighteenth-century St. George’s Church in Bloomsbury, or Horace Walpole’s “little Gothic castle” Strawberry Hill House & Garden in London.

Monte Albán, Mexico

Mexico

Tour WMF’s work at Monte Albán,* one of Mesoamerica’s most stunning and important archaeological zones, just outside Oaxaca.

House on Fire, 2019.

United States

Explore WMF’s work to preserve the ancestral lands of indigenous tribes at Bears Ears National Monument in southeast Utah.

Patio de los Arrayanes at the Alhambra, Spain.

Spain

Take a special tour of WMF’s work at the Alhambra* palace and fortress complex in Granada, or select Gaudi-related projects in Barcelona.

Sunset at the towers, 2011

Peru

Visit Chankillo, the western hemisphere’s first monumental astronomical complex, near Trujillo.

Note: 

* indicates UNESCO World Heritage Sites

There will be certain restrictions in terms of scheduling (no local holidays) and visits will need to be scheduled in advance and pending availability of the partner or representative. Additional WMF sites can be visited pending partner or representative availability.

 


For more information about traveling with us, or visiting one of our sites, please contact Brian Keliher, Director of Individual Giving, at bkeliher@wmf.org or +1 332 345-7348.