Cultural attractions

Cultural attractions allow travellers to experience mankind's physical and intellectual creations. Culture in its broadest sense is everything made by humans; however, some feats make greater impressions than others. The UNESCO World Heritage List contains some of these sites, together with natural attractions.

Architecture

Art

Ethnic groups

The world is populated by thousands of different ethnic and national groups, most of them without a sovereign country to call their own. An ethnicity is usually defined by language, religion and traditions, rather than geography or politics.

Acadians, the French-speakers of Canada's east coast and their cousins in Louisiana, the Cajuns
Celts
Indigenous cultures of North America
Indigenous cultures of South America
Indigenous heritage in Australia
Indigenous Peoples Trail in Nepal
Maori culture
Minority cultures of Russia
Roma culture in Europe
Sami culture in northern Scandinavia

Fiction

Games

Chess
Xiangqi (Chinese chess)
Go (weiqi, baduk)

History

Holidays

Performance

Religion

See also: Religion and spirituality

Buddhism
Cemeteries
Christianity
- Churches of Ethiopia
- The Painted Monasteries, Romania
- Wooden tserkvas of the Carpathian region
Hinduism
Imperial tombs of the Ming and Qing dynasties, China
Islam
Judaism
Sacred sites of the Indian sub-continent
Sikhism
Zoroastrianism

Science and technology

Spectator sport

Instead of playing a sport yourself, you can watch professional athletes.

Others

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