UNESCO World Heritage · North East England
Every UNESCO World Heritage Site in the UK
Thirty-three sites of outstanding universal value, from Hadrian's Wall to the Forth Bridge.
The UK has thirty-three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Together they cover Roman frontiers, Neolithic stone circles, medieval cathedrals, Victorian engineering, and dramatic landscapes. They are the country's most editorially-significant places.
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