Italy Italy tops the list with 60 UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Roman Empire and Renaissance contribute heavily to its historical legacy.
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China China has 59 world heritage sites, with landmarks such as Great Wall of China and Forbidden City witnessing millions of tourists every year.
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Germany With 54 world heritage sites, Germany fares third on the list. From Cologne Cathedral to Würzburg Residence, Germany's architectural creativity is unparalleled.
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France France has 53 world heritage sites. Notre Dame, one of the more popular sites recently reopened its doors after being damaged in a 2019 fire.
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Spain Spain has a total of 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Its rich history and diverse culture is on display through these popular places.
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India India with 43 world heritage sites, fares seventh of the list. From Agra's Taj Mahal to Delhi's Red Fort, India is a paradise for history and architecture buffs.
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Mexico Mexico boasts of 35 world heritage sites which range from the Mayan wonder like Chichen Itza to pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan.
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UK Tied alongside Mexico is UK with 35 world heritage sites. The Britishers are known for Stonehenge, Tower of London and Westminster Abbey among others.