Romania
Churches of Moldavia by Els Slots
Dacian Fortresses by Els Slots
Dacian Limes by Els Slots
Danube Delta by Els Slots
Monastery of Horezu by Els Slots
Primeval Beech Forests by Els Slots
Sighisoara by Els Slots
Villages with Fortified Churches by Els Slots
Wooden Churches of Maramures by Els Slots
Romania accepted the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 16 May 1990, and its inscribed sites encompass cultural and natural properties. Cultural nominations commonly feature medieval fortified churches and Saxon citadels, fortified Dacian fortresses, painted monasteries, and modernist sculpture ensembles. Natural inscriptions highlight primeval beech forests and the Danube Delta’s wetlands. Tentative listings reflect a wide interest—from industrial mining landscapes and modernist heritage to paleontological sites and rural ecclesiastical structures.
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Primeval Beech Forests
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Princely religious foundations in Wallachia and Mo
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Recent List Updates
- Brâncusi Monumental Ensemble of Târgu Jiu : Inscribed
- Dacian Limes : Inscribed
- Former Communist Prisons in Romania : On tentative list
- Movile Cave : On tentative list
- Princely religious foundations in Wallachia and Mo : On tentative list
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