Turkey's double celebration


Blast from the past: Pergamon (present-day Bergama) and its multi-layered cultural landscape. - Photos: Turkish Embassy

Two more sites have been added to Turkey’s long list of Unesco World Heritage sites.

Turkey has reason to celebrate – two more places have been added to the existing 11 of its Unesco’s World Heritage sites. Bursa and Cumalikizik – noted as “the birth place of the Ottoman Empire” – and Bergama of Izmir, hailed as “Pergamon and its multi-layered cultural landscape”.

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