The art of making traditional wooden children's toys from the area of Hrvatski-Zagorje and the medical profession in the area of Northern Croatia.

It was listed in the UNESCO world tangible heritage in 1978.

Destroyed by the Muslims at the end of the 10th century.

Santiago de Compostela was declared a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 1983.

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Women’s selling activity initially entailed the exchange of scanty fish and shellfish for agricultural produce; however, with time they were gradually able to obtain a public licence to independently operate in provincial and national fish supply markets.

Their job consist in repairing fishing nets, for diferent reassons. Breaks must be corrected quickly, as boats go fishing frequently.
This job was recognized as Galician cultural heritage by XUNTA de GALICIA in 2015.

Monemvasia is a small historical town in the eastern Peloponnese, in the prefecture of Laconia, near Kalamata. It is known from the Medieval fortress on the "Rock of Monemvasia''. Monemvasia is connected to the rest of mainland Peloponnese through a naturally formed "neck".

Its name means "One Entrance". The nickname of Monemvasia is "Gibraltar of the east". Today, the Castle of Monemvasia with its two settlements is used for tourism and is among the most beautiful sights of the country.

• The olive tree is a kind of tree, which is also found very often in Greece. Its fruit is also called olive and olive oil is produced from it.

• The places most famous for their quality olive oil are Messinia, Fokida, Laconia, Lesvos and Crete.
  

• The Greeks were the first people to cultivate the olive tree in the European Mediterranean area. The olive is the most popular crop in Greece, from which excellent quality products have been produced for decades and are in high demand all over the world.

• The olive is very basic for the Mediterranean diet. Due to the important role played by the olive over the centuries in the daily life of the peoples of the Mediterranean and in particular in Greece, the branches, the fruit but also the olive oil, the "juice" of the olive tree, have a symbolic character and hold an honorable place in various activities of life of the local residents.

The Sierra de Ancares is a mountain range located in the Galaico-Leonés massif, in the extreme northwest of the province of León and in the easternmost part of the province of Lugo. It is a protected natural area and in 2006 it was declared a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco in both León and Lugo.

One of the most important cities of the ancient world. It was founded in 370 BC but it came to light after 1986. Excavations in the site revealed a theatre, the Asclepeio, a fountain, sanctuaries, Roman mansions, the stadium and the gymnasium. The restored theatre reopened in 2013 after 1,300 years of silence becoming a cultural oasis.

St Johns wort,oregano,bay laurel,thyme,tea plants,sage,mint,chamomile,rosemary-just a few of the plants used for adding aroma and flavor to food or for their medical properties.

After the Hellenes, Atilla, the Great Hun Emperor, passed through Çatalca with his army in 447 AD, entered Büyükçekmece and imposed a tax on the Byzantium and went back. Avar Turks came to Istanbul via Çatalca in 616, and Bulgarians in 813 under the command of Kurum Han. In 1090, the Pechenegs reached Büyükçekmece.

Turks settled in the Byzantine delta in 1357, but the Çekmece region continued to live under Byzantine rule for a long time.

Büyükçekmece, which was connected to the Ottoman Empire after the conquest of Istanbul, was a summer and agricultural town, and there was no dense settlement in the region because it was a place for armies during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Especially after the 1829 Ottoman-Russian war, a large number of Turkish immigrants settled in Büyükçekmece, which was used as a hunting and wintering place during the Ottoman period.

Büyükçekmece, which was connected to Çatalca Sanjak as a district in 1876, was turned into a sub district to Çatalca in 1926 with the declaration of Çatalca as a district. Büyükçekmece, which was declared a municipality in 1958, left Çatalca district in 1987 and became an independent district.

Büyükçekmece has been a transit and accommodation point for armies and passengers in both Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Artifacts such as caravanserais, inns and Mimar Sinan's famous bridge, some of which have survived to the present day, some of which are ruins and traces have already disappeared, are important signs of being a passage.

Evliya Çelebi writes that Büyükçekmece was a sub-district of Eyüp Kadilik in the 17th century, it had a ruined castle by the sea, about a thousand flourishing houses, vineyards, and the lands of the town were foundation lands. He mentions the districts imaret, madrasah, developed bazaar, 11 inns, baths and caravanserais.

Today, Büyükçekmece is taking firm steps towards becoming a world city with its evolving face, although it preserves its characteristic as a passage or bridge of the past. The heritage and values ​​left to us by history are preserved in harmony in the Culture Park planned on the shores of Büyükçekmece Lake. 

Turkish cuisine is world famous with its rich ingredients and dishes made with intensive labor. You can taste these unique flavors in restaurants or in a house where you are a guest. Cooking at home is very common. You can buy fresh food from grocery stores, supermarkets or bazaars established on certain days.

Zeybek: Ege, Güney Marmara, İç ve Batı Anadolu

Teke: Göller Yöresi, Batı Akdeniz.

Kaşık Oyunları-Karşılama Bölgesi: Konya Bölümü, Batı Karadeniz, Güney Marmara, Doğu Akdeniz

Horon: Orta ve Doğu Karadeniz.

Halay: Doğu ve Güneydoğu Bölgeleri, İç Anadolu’nun Doğusu.

Bar: Kuzeydoğu Anadolu.

Kafkas: Kuzeydoğu