UNESCO World Heritage Sites (vineyards)

UNESCO World Heritage Sites are landmarks recognized for their cultural, historical, or natural significance. Among them, vineyards can be designated due to their unique landscapes, traditional farming methods, and contribution to cultural heritage. These vineyards often embody long-standing traditions of winemaking, showcasing a region's history, craftsmanship, and artistry. Being listed as a World Heritage Site helps protect these areas, promotes cultural tourism, and raises awareness of their importance. Examples include the vineyards of Bordeaux in France and the Terraces of the Douro Valley in Portugal, each telling a story of heritage and sustainability through their landscapes and practices.