Urban fabric
Historic center WHS which mention "urban fabric" (or "tissu urbain" in French) in their brief description.
Connected Sites
| Site | Rationale | Link |
| Ahmadabad | ||
| Aleppo | ||
| Ancient ksours | ||
| Belfries | "As major and central elements of the medieval town, the belfries have conserved their importance and played a pivotal role in the development of the urban fabric right up to present times." (Official description) | |
| Brugge | ||
| Bukhara | ||
| Kulangsu | ||
| Kutna Hora | ||
| Lyon | ||
| Medina of Fez | ||
| Olinda | "a tree-covered landscape laid over an urban fabric delightfully moulded to the contours of the topography" | |
| Pearling | ||
| Ping Yao | ||
| Riga | "The urban fabric of its medieval centre " | |
| Siena | "The city is a masterwork of dedication and inventiveness in which the buildings have been designed to fit into the overall planned urban fabric and also to form a whole with the surrounding cultural landscape." (Official description) | |
| Stone Town of Zanzibar | ||
| Strasbourg | ||
| Tlacotalpan | Tlacotalpan is a Spanish colonial river port on the Gulf coast of Mexico which has preserved its original urban fabric to an exceptional degree (OUV) | |
| Valparaiso |
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