UNESCO World Heritage Sites 4+

Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)
Author: 56 North Ltd

56 North Ltd

- 4.8 • 5개의 평가

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Browse, search and discover the 1223 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

A World Heritage Site is a landmark or area, selected by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for having cultural, historical, scientific or other form of significance, which is legally protected by international treaties

▸iPhone, iPad and Mac
Enjoy the World Heritage app on all your devices.

▸Full World Heritage List
Browse, search and discover the 1223 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

▸World Map
View all UNESCO World Heritage Sites on a map.

▸Visited List*
Keep track of the sites you've visited.

▸Favorites List*
Flag your favorites for a future trip.

▸Import*
Automatically find visited sites in your photos.

▸iCloud Sync
Your visited sites list and favorites are stored and synced to all your devices with iCloud.

▸Statistics
Take a glance at your World Heritage sites visits in numbers.

▸Light or Dark
Full support for dark and light themes.

▸Use Offline**
View all the sites and your lists offline.

* World Heritage is free to use, but visited and favorites lists are limited to 5 sites each. Import from photos can be used, but the sites found will not be saved. Purchase World Heritage Pro for unlimited use.

** An internet connection is necessary for loading maps, photos and syncing your visited and favorites lists.

2024년 8월 20일

버전 2.7.0

- Add full list and map for sites with multiple locations
- Add swipe action to add to favourites or visited on sites lists
- Update World Heritage data for the most recent information and photos

4.8/5

5개의 평가

Could be a good app, however…

The premise of the app is cool, but nonetheless it is an act of undeniable cowardice that listing World Heritage sites that you’ve visited requires you to pay $9. The developers deserve their flowers for making such an accessible, well designed app, but their gluttonous greed ruins the experience. Visiting and learning about World Heritage sites should be an educational cultural experience, and hiding the opportunity to map these cultural connections behind a paywall is in awful taste. I highly suggest finding another app.

Thank you for your feedback, I’m delighted that you find the app well designed.

Building and maintaining an app requires a lot of effort and work. It is entirely free to browse all the sites, you are not required to pay anything unless you want to keep track of your favourites and visited sites.

It is sad to read that you to not value other people’s work and are entitled enough to write about it. Please request a refund on the App Store if you mistakenly paid $9, so you can put it towards your next business class flights to go explore world heritage sites.