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A map-led guide to UNESCO sites
UNESCO Guide uses annotated pictures and maps to explain World Heritage sites down to their individual locations.
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- Travelers exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites
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- Prague alone is mapped across 9 locations and 104 topics; prepared-motif sites show official UNESCO zones.
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The guide describes a hierarchy running from country to site to individual places, with map pins intended to connect context to exact locations. It says each location receives highlights, social and cultural context, people connected to the place, and a thematic playlist. Prague is the developed example; for some sites, prepared motifs also mark official UNESCO areas on the map.
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