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Hill of Tara
Navan, Ireland
A ceremonial and political landscape of prehistoric and early historic earthworks on a long ridge in County Meath.
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Loughcrew
Oldcastle, Ireland
A hilltop complex of Neolithic passage tombs with carved stones and broad views across the Midlands.
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Mellifont Abbey
Drogheda, Ireland
The ruins of Ireland’s first Cistercian abbey, laid out around a cloister in the Boyne Valley.
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Monasterboice
Drogheda, Ireland
An early Christian monastic site with a tall round tower and exceptional carved high crosses.
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Newgrange
Donore, Ireland
A monumental Neolithic passage tomb within the Brú na Bóinne World Heritage landscape.
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Trim Castle
Trim, Ireland
A large Anglo-Norman castle beside the River Boyne, dominated by a massive multi-sided keep.
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Colosseum
Rome, Italy
A significant cultural or landscape site in Rome, representing a distinctive part of the region’s history and visitor experience.
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Roman Forum
Rome, Italy
An archaeological site in or near Rome where surviving structures and material remains reveal earlier phases of Italian and Mediterranean history.
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Pantheon
Rome, Italy
A significant cultural or landscape site in Rome, representing a distinctive part of the region’s history and visitor experience.
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Trevi Fountain
Rome, Italy
A landmark in Rome that forms a recognisable part of the city’s public space, architecture and historical identity.
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Piazza Navona
Rome, Italy
A landmark in Rome that forms a recognisable part of the city’s public space, architecture and historical identity.
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Villa d'Este
Tivoli, Italy
A historic architectural complex in Tivoli, associated with political, aristocratic or imperial power and later public use.
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Hadrian's Villa
Tivoli, Italy
A historic architectural complex in Tivoli, associated with political, aristocratic or imperial power and later public use.
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Ostia Antica
Rome, Italy
An archaeological site in or near Rome where surviving structures and material remains reveal earlier phases of Italian and Mediterranean history.
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Civita di Bagnoregio
Bagnoregio, Italy
A historic urban or coastal place centred on Bagnoregio, where streets, buildings and landscape can be read together rather than as a single monument.
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Florence Cathedral
Florence, Italy
A major religious monument in Florence, valued for its architecture, art and place in the city’s historical development.
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Ponte Vecchio
Florence, Italy
A significant cultural or landscape site in Florence, representing a distinctive part of the region’s history and visitor experience.
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Piazza del Campo
Siena, Italy
A landmark in Siena that forms a recognisable part of the city’s public space, architecture and historical identity.
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Siena Cathedral
Siena, Italy
A major religious monument in Siena, valued for its architecture, art and place in the city’s historical development.
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Leaning Tower of Pisa
Pisa, Italy
A significant cultural or landscape site in Pisa, representing a distinctive part of the region’s history and visitor experience.
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Lucca City Walls
Lucca, Italy
A landmark in Lucca that forms a recognisable part of the city’s public space, architecture and historical identity.
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San Gimignano Historic Centre
San Gimignano, Italy
A historic urban or coastal place centred on San Gimignano, where streets, buildings and landscape can be read together rather than as a single monument.
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Pienza Historic Centre
Pienza, Italy
A historic urban or coastal place centred on Pienza, where streets, buildings and landscape can be read together rather than as a single monument.
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Montepulciano Historic Centre
Montepulciano, Italy
A historic urban or coastal place centred on Montepulciano, where streets, buildings and landscape can be read together rather than as a single monument.
