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The Basilica of Ererouk, which occupies a sparsely settled site near the Turkish-Armenian border, was once one of the region's largest and most important churches located within ten kilometers.

Several capacity building workshops and conservation projects have protected the historic fabric of South America’s Jesuit Guaraní missions and established them as a cohesive group.

Spaç Prison, the notorious labor camp, is in an extremely advanced state of deterioration, and deserves to be transformed into a modern place of remembrance.

The Queen’s Theater at Versailles is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful historic theaters in Europe.

Namseling Manor is among the rarest and most revealing examples of Tibetan vernacular architecture.

Evidence of a significant ancient urban settlement at Vega de la Peña was first revealed by archaeologists in 1926, though little remained known about the site until the early 1990s.

The meandering course of the Indus River in Pakistan brought an end to the life of a richly populated area that centuries ago thrived on maritime trade.

Dated to 5000 BC Banwarie Trace on the island of Trinidad is the oldest Archaic site in the West Indies.

Shortly after Constantinople fell to the invading Ottoman armies in 1453, the twelfth-century Church of the Monastery of Christ Pantokrator was converted into the Zeyrek Camii mosque.