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World Heritage Cities in Spain

World Heritage Cities: art, history and much more. Spain's World Heritage Cities comprise 13 urban destinations whose centres and monuments figure on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The association was created in 1993 and includes: Alcalá de Henares, Ávila, Cáceres, Cordoba, Cuenca, Eivissa, Salamanca, San Cristóbal de la Laguna, Santiago de Compostela, Segovia and Toledo. The valuable historic legacy of these destinations is just one part of their attraction. Come and discover all the rest.

Spanish World Heritage Cities – the privilege of history

Spain has a lot to offer, and this is something backed up by UNESCO: Spain is the world's nation with the second most designated World Heritage Sites. In order to receive this privileged designation, a site must form a unique artistic achievement, have influenced a specific period in history or constitute an exceptional testimony to a culture no longer in existence. These are just some of the requisites. These universally important sites belong to all of us, you included. Come and discover some of our World Heritage Cities.  
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12th-century defensive tower and shrine close to Cáceres
Unique cities

They are an important part of Spain’s contribution to universal culture. They are World Heritage Cities. A tour of these cities is a good way to discover Spain’s history, artistic wealth and popular traditions. Each and every stop on this route will reveal a unique and stunning urban location. Fancy coming along?  
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Cuenca (Cuenca)
Cuenca’s puchero route

Toledo (Toledo)
6/26/2007 - 12/31/2009
Exhibition: Hidden Treasures. Select Collections from the El Greco Museum and the Nobility Archives

Segovia (Segovia)
9/30/2009 - 2/21/2010
Exhibition: Spanish Contemporary Sculpture 2000-2010
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