this town is a unesco world ival means manyrr locals are back in business.ver the past four months,,6 c11 flights from france have resumed, and a thousand ppople considered -- in what is considered the seventh holy town of islam. >> going to this town is like going tootimbuktu. these are important citiessof islam. this is an important moment. reporter: behind dooos,,the heritage has been out of the western public's reach. phhs an is one of the ast ggardians of these islamic panuscripts. this has lost its cover. we don't know how old it is. -preporter: tte wealth of knowledge, judicial and religious, lies in these cardbbard boxes. the heritage, under threat, has man's courage. >>>the amous unesco promised us funds, the promises onny bind those consistent to them. it is a shame. this is the oldest koran in% wewestern africa. reporter: unesco's uncapped promises anger himm despite the tourists' return, he worried about the region. >> like the candles i buun to provide life to others, wwen there wws a mess exile, all of the families left, exxept those who really

the lakes are critically endangered as a consequence of the nearly two million annual tourists unesco is threatening to revoke the park's world cultural heritage status because it hosts crowns like this and keep its pristine quality. there's no sewerage system for example if each year reveals where the sewerage ends up in one of the many holes in the forest some call them tongue in cheek the seventeenth like the stench is unbearable. the trees all around are dying. to destroy when the guests at the tourist village ask where the stink is coming from one of the on the people here tell them there's a pig farm around here somewhere. the waste runs into the ground unfiltered and seeps into the plate pizza lakes the authorities analyze the lake water says of each other but the results were never made public he believes they didn't want anyone to know the water was no longer drinkable the local mayor insists that the problem is finally being dealt with and passes the responsibility on to the government in sa grab. the flow of oil for twenty years nobody has done anything about the sewage now

but a natural wonder protected by unesco to be a part of what you know would be a way of the night if you will until recently the water here was among the cleanest in the world but now the illegal building has cost so much pollution that you can't drink it or even swim in it anymore. the lakes are critically endangered as a consequence of the nearly two million annual tourists unesco is threatening to revoke the park's world cultural heritage status because host crowns like this and keep its pristine quality. there's no sewerage system for example if each year reveals where the sewerage ends up in one of the many holes in the forest some call them tongue in cheek the seventeenth like the stench is unbearable. the trees all around are dying. and the restaurant when the guests at the tourist village ask where the stink is coming from one of the on the people here tell them there's a pig farm around here somewhere. the waste runs into the ground unfiltered and seeps into the politically it's a lakes. the authorities analyze the lake water says of each other but the results were never mad

ravaged by tourism, montenegros‘s medieval city of kotor could lose its unesco world heritage statusvisitor numbers continue to rise. us sanctions against russia come in to force today following the poisoning of the skripal‘s in the uk. what impact will this have on the russian economy? a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme, top tourist spots are too busy due to swift development and commercialisation. so we are asking what's been your experience in places like montenegro, it's taking action to reduce visitor numbers. get in touch, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty at a court in new york to charges including making unlawful election campaign contributions. he did not mention mr trump, but said he acted for a candidate for a federal office with a view to influencing the election. at a separate trial, mr trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, has been found guilty of tax and bank fraud. president trump said he was very

of this play about now enjoy special protection play much has been declared a biosphere reserve by unesco. i'm kicking off my tour and the town of living now. under the blistering sun thirty seven degrees celsius unusually hot for germany luckily i find a source of refreshment along the way. the sleigh ride is a region full of the legends and smith this for example is one of the lengthy are supposed to look like they're little creatures that live underground and every now and then borrow people's household equipment as a sign of their gratitude they give them grand and cake and it's things i'm excited to see oh i'm going to eat all this. hans summer's day in this phase. and will give the show a royal touch of visiting granites palace and its park near pocketbooks. well head over to the us to the city of san antonio. texas. and we'll show you the e-mail sent to us from the indian city of paris. most visitors head straight to the water and i recommend you take some time to stroll through love and now. you can even spend the night at this beautiful nineteenth century castle. then it's on to

eighty five percent of this landscape is protected part of the nature reserve and large areas enjoy unesco world heritage status there it's all about low and high tide. crabs shellfish and start. about ten thousand animal and plant species live here governed by the rhythm of the tides twice a day it's low tide the sea recedes revealing the title much lots of the water has been a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and nine sand dunes salt marshes and sand banks are also part of the protected zone for every year in late may countless seals come from the open north sea to rest on the sand banks in the summer they give birth to their young here. to preserve this habitat in all its variety parts of nor deny were declared a national park more than thirty years ago at first the islanders weren't so enthusiastic. that's not only going to take her quite awhile back then there was distrust on both sides all they want to tourism all they want to conservation but it's an subsided. now the one see is an integral part of the tourism concept rangers from the national park explain is fascinatin

grounds of were declared a unesco world heritage site they were commissioned by leopold the third frederick france and duke and how death and just like the members of bauhaus he was trying to combine the practical with the visually appealing only one hundred fifty years earlier the result was a beautiful landscape full of castles parks and gardens. nature and art can bind according to a plan. the third of. also known as prince france created the garden kingdom of decile virgil it's after numerous trips to england france and italy as a young man. in the park and gardens were inspired by those of antiquity as well as england. the promise of virgil it's was the first neo classical building in germany. france was very progressive for the times allowed his subjects to enter both the palace and garden. the whole thing is what special about the building is that it was always open to visitors of a kind of eighteenth century model building with prince funds was also interested in education has got. the garden kingdom attracted guests from all over europe from portugal and russia for example through

in july this year unesco declared non-board cathedral a world heritage site. since the reformation this thirteenth century cathedral in germany's protestant heartland has been a lutheran church. you know sco calls it a masterpiece of human creativity.

the eastern roman empire it has been preserved through to the present day in part cathy restored by unesco turkey the most precious i cannot adhere emma is housed in the plain and simple black church so-called because hardly any daylight can filter it. a here everything is almost exactly the way it was eight hundred years ago. an abundance of fresco from the life of jesus and other parts of the new testament . told. time and again christ is to make good as the palm so cradle the supremes through his right hand raised him blessing and as a man to his left hand holding the gospel. two of the advantage of those the natural doctors of these church human out of the rock has kept the colors exactly as they were when they were painted on the south in the thirteenth century . the last supper. tests the jews. the crucifixion. was. preserving byzantine works of od is a major problem the church of zod suffered greatly from the alamo slowed. down assad is the name given to the judge by the muslim inhabitants of the fed. the name means the church that protects from the evil. reference perhaps to the fa

the mediæval city is on unesco's list of world heritage sites the u.n.organization has advised officials to cap tourist numbers at eight thousand a day but often more than ten thousand arrive especially when three cruise ships docked in the harbor simultaneously with two thousand or more passengers disembarking from each one the deputy mayor says the city is working to limit the number of visitors. close it surviving the same morning are not arriving in the same hour there are like intervals. to prophecies the visitors is both a curse and a blessing she too lives from tourism charging ninety year as a night for this apartment she prefers longer rentals to older tourists. adios there go all the ones under forty are disaster they run around the streets with their bottles and they pee everywhere. their toys just like the nuisance caused by tourism the shipment of itches intend to stay they've turned down an offer of a million euros for their house oh joy this is my home i'm going to die here i won't sell. why not. because they enjoy so many moments in the h

day it's low tide the sea recedes revealing the title much like it's the water and sea has been a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and nine sand dunes salt marshes and sand banks are also part of the protected zone for every year in late may countless seals come from the open north sea to rest on the want to see sand banks in the summer they give birth to their young here. to preserve this habitat in all its variety parts of north and night were declared a national park more than thirty years ago. at first the islanders weren't so enthusiastic. that's not only going to take quite awhile back then there was distrust on both sides all they want to tourism all they want to conservation but it's in subsided. now the one see is an integral part of the tourism concept rangers from the national park explain is fascinating flora and fauna to visitors take sand hoppers for instance. that's just a chameleon down there the chameleons of the north sea they live on the ocean floor dig themselves in and conducting their pigmentation slightly and this in don't you know have come to me all

here at mission san jose one of five spanish colonial missions in san antonio recently designated a unesco world heritage site. look at how beautiful this mission is mission san jose is an active parish where you can attend church every sunday. well that was my day and fannin tonio and i'm going to wrap it up now with the hearth drawn carriage ride through downtown san antonio i hope you've enjoyed it and i hope you come and visit us soon. from chile to straight up for some shopping zagat slagle celebrates the local culture she grew up here studied fashion and design in berlin and came back to her hometown to set up. her store is frequented by locals and tourists alike basis which i guess would you recommend for me on a hot day like today talking to. yeah. this one here is really nice it's really breezy i'm wearing one just like this. one it's inspired by traditional costumes the blouses we were underneath the costumes are cast in the same style my and so on if you haven't ruined everything kind of outfit you might want to try these cool skirts they're inspired by. especially these velvet

in july this year unesco declared non-book cathedral a world heritage site. since the reformation this thirteenth century cathedral in germany's protestant heartland has been a lutheran church. you know sco calls it a masterpiece of human creativity. one of the most significant witnesses to the high middle ages in germany non-book at the girl has been the landmark church of the central german town for some a hundred years. but even more famous than the building itself is the face of one of its founders inside the cathedral. and the cathedrals fame is due mostly to the work of a remarkable sculptor his name is not known but historians refer to him as the known borg master he created the choir's green with its extraordinarily realistic figures and the twelve donor figures called the founders including the most famous of them all of known blog. little is known about this beautiful woman apart from the fact that she was margravine of mice and and one of the cathedral is principal donors. in the one nine hundred thirty s. she was a venerated as the noble ideal of

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intangible cultural heritage search protected by unesco let's just hear some more of those massed singing for her. is a country that has despite its checkered history of being occupied always clung on to many of its traditions and much of the choir is much of the choir music is based on old folklore tunes passed down over the centuries indeed as lithuania was severing its time is with the soviet union the the time of glasnost at ninety nine nine hundred ninety it was sometimes called the singing reference revolution as people would sort of express themselves by singing trail take song and we saw it there in the video we can also see it behind you robyn that the garlands that are in the hair that's the story that's actually been older it sort of pre-christian i said all pagan wrist ritual evidently for women's wear have a flower gardens in that and also i discover they grow their head long and there's even a long hair competition look. what it's for girls and women and it happens in this way in a second city columnists they literally compete to who has the longest lost is when a by the way

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so much more preparations are underway for a centuries old practice that's been inscribed on the unesco intangible cultural heritage left namely belgian shrimp fishing on the walls back. to fishermen and attach nets to their. views and pull them from the sea bringing in shrimp and crab certainly not your usual method for catching delectable seafood. although my father told me this. is a man's hobby being on the beach with the horses are enjoyed a lot. between april and september the whole spectrum fisherman trolled the belgian coast several times a week and. when you're fishing on a boat you have nobody to talk to. you still you heard the engine but. now i count every time i talk to my horse is that my best friends. love them or friends i mean . i prefer a horse. today it's mainly tourists who was keeping the five hundred year tradition and. absolutely you know. it's so much fun to watch the horses plodding through the city . it's great for the kids to see and for grown ups too it's really cool. that the shrimp fishermen usually spend three hours riding their forces through the scene af

corfu sultan is a mix of french british and venetian architecture and a unesco both cultural heritagesite. when the midday heat begins to fade it's a good time to go stand up paddle boarding. the sun sets on spectacular. you have to have an opinion of what you have are silent paddling out into the sunset because the colors are so gorgeous and the seas are usually very calm at that time the beach is empty so you enjoy the beauty all around you even more intensely. colonel lightening coffee is aptly named old town restaurant the many features traditional i didn't issue is the most famous of which is a free scent a stew of over. half of the seventh you get everyone who comes to kofi must try the sofrito it's fantastic it's our traditional dish and it simply tastes wonderful when he gets to come. down to it it's time to explore koku city's by brick nightlife. now we feature plenty of musicians on this program but this next one is not your run of the milk songwriter or composer florian kepler design sound the professor from stuart got creates the alert sounds of apps electric cars and othe