Enigmatic Stonehenge (Day out London)
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-24T09:50:05+00:0022 July 2009|Daytrip, England, Europe with kids, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|
Llandudno and Conwy (Day out Liverpool)
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-24T09:32:01+00:0019 July 2009|Daytrip, Europe with kids, Quirky corners, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage, Wales|
North Wales – first impressions
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-24T09:37:03+00:0016 July 2009|Europe with kids, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage, Wales|
New UNESCO World Heritage Sites – and German site delisted
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-21T23:07:58+00:007 July 2009|Germany, Idle musings, Lists, Seasonal, current, UNESCO World Heritage|
Art Nouveau in Riga
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-08-02T15:12:28+01:0011 June 2009|Art and architecture, Latvia, UNESCO World Heritage|
Luxor Temple, and a slight fever
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-22T23:27:42+00:009 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|
Hatshepsut’s Mortuary Temple at Deir el-Bahari
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-22T23:47:01+00:009 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Politics and society, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|
Valley of the Kings (6am and 9am)
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-22T23:56:00+00:009 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Travel through time, UNESCO World Heritage|
Sounds and lights at Philae Island
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-23T12:26:13+00:007 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|
Aswan highlights
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-23T12:49:16+00:006 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|
Karnak: the largest ancient religious site in the world
By Anne-Sophie Redisch|2022-01-23T13:03:17+00:004 January 2008|Africa with kids, Egypt, Travel through time, Travel with children, UNESCO World Heritage|