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Among rock shelters, ceremonial structures, houses, terraces, and funerary chambers is the cemetery of Los Pinchudos, a key feature of the National Park of Río Abiseo.

Set in the landlocked mountains north of Jotunheimen, Vågå Old Church represents a singular case among the renowned stave- or timber-framed churches of Norway.

Tyre, situated approximately 50 miles south of Beirut, was founded by Phoenician settlers in the third millennium BC.

Along a narrow valley in the Picentini Mountains, the flowing water of the Tusiano River gradually excavated a deep natural cavern on the western slopes of Monte Raione.

The Downhill estate was constructed in the late eighteenth century for Frederick Hervey, the Bishop of Derry and Earl of Bristol.

Wide, protective sandy beaches and a deep Mediterranean bay helped make Patara the wealthy capital of the Lycian-Pamphylian province during the Roman Empire.

Discovered in 1965, the Angono Petroglyphs are believed to be the oldest known artworks in the Philippines.

Tanah Lot Temple is a complex of wooden structures with origins in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, built on a large coral rock separated from the nearby island of Bali.

The tombs at Pella are important examples of Macedonian tomb building and also provide key information for buildings of this period that are now lost.

Constructed in Leipzig, Germany, in the early thirteenth century by the Augustinian monastic order, Thomaskirche, or St. Thomas Church, has been the site of Leipzig's most important cultural events.

Located some 25 some from Tbilisi, Pitareti Monastery sits in a secluded landscape surrounded by mountains.

Archaeological evidence indicates that Corfiot traders founded Butrint in the eighth century BC.