World Heritage Sites in Pyrenees
 
The Pyrenees boasts a rich art and cultural heritage named World Heritage sites by UNESCO. Cities, monumental ensembles and unique buildings make up one of the world’s greatest cultural and natural heritages.

The Convention, ratified by UNESCO in 1972, is the most important tool that protects cultural and natural sites that are considered "of exceptional universal value". Sites are only put on the list if they fulfill all the criteria of being "unique", "authentic" (only applies to cultural sites) or "of integrity" (for natural sites) and if a convincing "conservation plan" is submitted.

Seven places are on the roster of UNESCO World Heritage sites. They are under protection of the International Convention to Protect the World's Natural and Cultural Heritage. Convince yourself of the uniqueness of these places by visiting them.
 
 
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   Mudejar of Aragon
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 Romanesque of Vall de Boi
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  Pyreenees and Monte Perdido
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   Vizcaya Bridge 
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 Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley 
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  Carcassonne & Canal du Midi 
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