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Mount Olympus and D-Day beaches among new World Heritage Sites

From the peaks of Mount Olympus in Greece to the shores of the “D-Day” beaches in France, 25 cultural or natural landmarks from across the globe have been newly inscribed…

Mount Olympus and D-Day beaches among new World Heritage Sites
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PRESSIVIO NEWS BRIEF · WORLD

Pressivio’s World desk has added the source report “Mount Olympus and D-Day beaches among new World Heritage Sites” to its international monitoring stream.

From the peaks of Mount Olympus in Greece to the shores of the “D-Day” beaches in France, 25 cultural or natural landmarks from across the globe have been newly inscribed on the World Heritage List, updated annually by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

Original source: UN News
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