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The first fortifications of San Lorenzo castle were built by prominent military engineer Juan Bautista Antonelli in 1595.

San Jerónimo Fort was built in several stages between 1596 and 1779 to protect the transportation of goods from South America to Spain.

Omo Hada is a rare surviving eighteenth-century traditional Indonesian village.

Situated 3,600 meters above the Spiti River, Nako is one of the most isolated villages on earth.

Founded in 1235, the Franciscan monastery in Dubrovnik was an essential visit for pilgrims traveling between Europe and the Holy Land.

Recovering the integrity of the monument and revival of craftsmen with minimum and reversible intervention, the project at Gohad Fort is a model for sustainable management for other heritage preservation projects in India.

CRAFT is the first, formal conservation-training program in China that has been designed to meet international standards.

The historic Government House in Antigua, once restored, will serve as a beacon for community and educational activities.

As part of a long term commitment to preservation training in the United States, WMF initiated a high school preservation arts training curriculum.

The original First Baptist Church was constructed in 1827 by Adoniram Judson, an American missionary who spent nearly 40 years in Myanmar in the early nineteenth century.

Tseto Goenpa lies at the top of a mountain that has three stretching ridges and resembles the vajra - a mythological three-pronged dagger and a Buddhist symbol of indestructibility.