this bay is a unesco world heritage site so you can only get close to the oysters habitat on a guided tour otherwise it's off limits. the oysters spend the winter in a tank filled with sea water a sea water pipeline keeps them in the right environment. also in general people say that oysters taken out of cold water tastes better all but personally i like them the way nature delivers them. and if that's twenty degrees celsius they taste like oysters from twenty degree c. water and also the. and if you like them even hotter can be steamed or baked and serve any number of toppings. to try them myself what an amazing selection but i'll start with the classic raw oyster. ten times for the best flavor apparently. it's a good job i'm hungry. my buddies to finish one war love this place he's traveling the world and whenever he gets the chance he sent us a video of his adventures this week he's in switzerland and i bet he found some food there to. welcome to winter wonderland well come to switzerland in this episode i'm going to show you around in the young fall region we've got to go skiing w

when the old churches had to live easy was placed on the unesco world heritage list its appeal was enhanced to new couples who wish to marry here in the brief summer months have to apply in plenty of time in addition to services and christenings concerts are held year too. land. for india and carry two architects from house cindy there were personal reasons for deciding to marry in pity of a.z. church into his great grandmother was married here to a century ago almost to the day. land. land for generations couples have married here in this way petit of a.z. gets its first mention in historical documents in seven hundred twenty one the year in which the northern war was ended by treaty. that go beyond. western finland remained in the swedish sphere of influence and so it was that the people of had to live a.z. apply to king frederick the first of sweden for permission to build a chapel they originally made it their wish was to worship in simple fashion in a church of their own. oh i have little. i have two years later frederick the first replied that in view of conditions in pity of a.z. he

there's a story behind every interest i want all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but we wanted. to. see you know that this is holy trinity square and they get some money out there. yes it's a very funky district where daily life is relaxed the children play on the square as a grandmother sit outside in the afternoon it's a way of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean flair. and the prices are affordable that. i. can look at me if i want to enjoy the good me that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy pattern fried plantain it's no big. deal here. i want to know why they're now next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for lovers where they whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. i'll say goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cartagena a window to the caribbean. continue our journey along t

at them there's a story behind every facade they do with all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but you want to get a. note that this is holy trinity square and they get some. funky district where daily life is relaxed children play on a square grandmother sit outside in the afternoon their way out of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean plan. and the prices are affordable that. i. look at i want them if i want to enjoy a good mayor that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy particle fried plantain that know. that. that will happen next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for the love of us whether i whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. also goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cotton you know a window to the caravan. continue our journey along the wine route we're off to zion. is a small charming

replica was built in china for around eight hundred million euros the real house was declared a unesco world heritage site in one thousand nine hundred seven so let's go see the original. there are many many chinese tourists here and they all want one thing a photo a photo of polish in austria and they want to be in it too for some reason the small village in the common good region is immensely popular two groups come see and click yes it's pretty of course but why in fact do they come here. number three. very beautiful. you know we're among their neighbor and. for the flower. of my cake we. come here to make a dream come true because it's so beautiful. up to seven thousand chinese visitors jostle through the streets every day. but they don't stay long just long enough for a snapshot or too. much to the annoyance of some of hotshots eight hundred residents. have time to drink a cup of coffee not to buy a souvenir just walk through take hundreds of pictures and then i'm bundled back to the bus and on to the next town. i can't even get through in the book because i get pushed from all sides and on my b

tanzania national parks authority today he protects flora and fauna in the game which has unesco world heritage status as the human population has risen dramatically in tanzania people and wildlife had to compete in food in the explosion in ivory trade has encouraged paging and elephants are particularly under threat. ravaged by touching and we could see. that had been mowed down by rifle fire almost everywhere so it was a very challenging period and my response was to work with everybody i could get to that puts him. around. there has been some progress but rangers have to contend with all infrastructure a lack of equipment and insufficient government funding. we have. this vision where every. one. of our. general to go through the pipes that tanzania's youth will carry on what he started . he's convinced that environmental protection can only work in conjunction with social and political stability. that's also the case two thousand kilometers away in madagascar. what is elana to support protecting nature is protecting life to continue to your life on earth. you want to much to do that. if nat

thousand nine hundred five the cathedral and old town of santiago de compostela were declared a unesco world heritage site the pilgrimage attracts people from all walks of life . and i'm not pat i have learned is a little bit of damage it's more that learning about myself than the people that we meet in. in fifteen zero nine a hospital was opened right next to the cathedral on the plaza the oprah boy or girl it was designed to treat exhausted pilgrims today the building houses a luxury hotel. that has four cloisters linking the different parts of the complex. pilgrims who can afford to stay here pay upwards of two hundred euros a night for a double room. it's a far cry from the modest conditions once offered by the hospital in the early sixteenth century. most critically moved and you know at first the pilgrim stayed in the cathedral but there were a lot of infections and the smell was terrible so the decision was taken to build what was then one of the most important hospitals to treat the pilgrims and to provide them with accommodation to. go from into. the hotel has continued one old standing trad

together they've been listed as a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and four. over one hundred sixty stands set against the historic backdrop draw more visitors every year many want to try typical blame in specialties like peppermint newton and cody kale flame and stuff i was fond of it's part of the party season especially if you like katia dishes. curly kale is the quintessential braman wouldn't take a vitamin packed vegetable grows in the region for instance on forced to respond. to curly meats cabbage all region eighteen in the eastern mediterranean region where it was grown some two thousand years ago in germany it's a favorite mainly in the north it's also popular in central europe north america and africa holds true it doesn't like to experiment when it comes to preparing. for a meal kale goes best with cooked or smoked sausage cured pork. but when they start molding kale and again like i want to talk i'm not so sure i could eat that because it's gotta get some frost or because then it turns the starch. from the ground. this typical bream in winter days

and twenty fifteen the gardens were officially designated as a unesco world heritage site funding to support the gardens comes from the government and corporate and private donations. more than four million people visit the gardens a vision. the main attraction is the national guard in. the gardens are a popular site for sunday afternoon picnics. music concerts and theater performances often held here. was. common is german and lives and works in singapore his wife anita is from in asia. kushel is also german his wife nearly was born in singapore. harman and michelle i have both lived here for more than ten years so the government considers them permanent residence. those men who work in the banking sector. michelle says life here is less hectic than it is in germany. and society is pretty laid back you have to get used to it and we germans have a lot of energy we like to get things done quickly and follow a plan but they do things differently here. with one unit. unless they overlearned of the way of life here in the weather sometimes slows you down. michelle his wife nearly is of c

shows the floodwater quickly emerging from beneath a bridge and carrying debris through the unesco world heritage they heard a roaring sound in the distance. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, has warned of a resurgence of anti—semitism in her country, and spoken of a moral duty to resist it. she was speaking at a synagogue in berlin, to mark the 80th anniversary of kristallnacht — the "night of broken glass" — when the nazi state unleashed an orchestrated wave of violence againstjewish homes and businesses. it marked an escalation in persecution that would lead to the holocaust. our correspondent caroline wyatt has been hearing from one woman who lived through the horrors of that night. translation: "the windows were all smashed in, "the pavement was full of glass shards. "i said, "look, daddy, someone's broken the shop windows." now, 90 years old, ruth finkelman and was just ten when she witnessed what became known as the "night of broken glass". she was with her father, herman, on her way to thejewish primary school in berlin. translation: a little further on, we saw the word "jew" was scraw

tensions and led to martial law being declared in the ukraine and of reggae finds its groove on unesco's world heritage list the u.n. calls all the nation has added to make his musical to his collection of global treasures worthy of protection and promotion we'll tell you about the other cultural traditions also on the list a court in the philippines convicts three police officers for the murder of a teenage boy but will it signal a change in president returned to his war on drugs a major chapelle you can connect with us throughout the show is in the hash tag three district. you are with the news played live on. aaron streaming online through you tube facebook live and that al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us we begin with breaking news out of new york and donald trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to congress he says he made the false statements out of loyalty to the u.s. president let's bring in particle hand in washington d.c. patty what this what is this all about and how big of a deal is it. it's a pretty big deal this is all about russia as we as you k

indigo blue drawing technique has been added to unesco's list of the world's intangible cultural heritage has been used for centuries in printing natural fabrics like cotton or linen oh. new a few blue dying shot some left in europe this time around you know scout has recognized among those sixteen living traditions such as the also of making fume as practiced in the us southern france. next up we take a journey into places full of melancholy and untold stories frenchmen while months here the scours abandoned buildings looking for pianos to photograph now perhaps his passion for the instruments stems from the fact that he himself is a pianist as well as for tague refer to the has spent about ten years visiting ruins across europe in search of old pianos tissues and the result of all his effort is a book called a requiem for piano. concert grand and upright piano forgotten then left to die a long slow death and once magnificent stately homes braving the elements and decay till the very last they bear witness to a bygone age. this is what photographer and pianist paul monti is out to captur

the un's cultural agency unesco has granted the sport of korean wrestling world cultural heritage status following mediation both seoul and pyongyang filed a joint bid an unprecedented move it's the latest sign of cooperation on the korean peninsula and comes months after north and south korea agreed to march under a united flag at the winter olympics. no the rules are clear wrestlers have to try and bring their opponents to the floor all the while holding onto a sash that's tied around their adversaries waist and saw. the ancient sport known as she is deeply rooted in both north and south korean society with competitions often drawing large crowds but we. definitely would like to see championships held in north korea. and also north koreans coming to south korea to hold this festival together. or believe there is no better sport to unite our hearts. with. those careers have made several efforts in recent years to end hostilities their joint bid to unesco for the sport to be recognized is the latest step on the road to reconciliation on the korean peninsula. it is highly symbolic and it

world heritage list. the un heritage agency unesco says the music genre popularized by bob marley and other musicians is worthy of protection for its contribution to social and political justice reggae originated in jamaica fifty years ago the song lyrics tackling issues including inequality and police brutality but reggae isn't the only cultural treasure unesco is added to its intangible heritage list as hurling a field sport from island dating back about two thousand years it's considered as an intrinsic part of irish culture and plays a central role in health and well being as some are a traditional dance at your damien weddings also makes a list poetry's recited during the performance to express feelings of joy and empathy and then we have the spring festive rights of course breeders they include the first milking and marks the beginning of the new breeding era a form of korean folk wrestling from the fourth century has a new protected status as well after a joint bid by north and south korea. well joining us now in the studio is pyro been some founder of reggae so interesting to run through some of the th

world record. zambia and the rich cultural heritage of that country has just been all of the dances been added to unesco's intangible cultural heritage list a few monitor the dubs of the here and then you have ethnic groups this fall by man and women and then you believe that when the dance reaches its peak some lead down to so possessed by and so astral spirits called but. movie is a very technical part of the community special identity dance is for entertainment and healing says. this week videos have emerged on social media that appear to show syrian refugee children getting bullied at school in the united kingdom the truth about you from my social media asks a bit more welcome what's on these videos so the first of these videos it shows an alleged incident that happened at the school in huddersfield in northern england at the end of october the video only went viral this week on social media and it allegedly shows a fifteen year old syrian boy being bullied by a group of pupils particularly by another boy we can see that the syrian boy is being jacked to the ground and then later walters orde on to th