Eritrea
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Asmara by Solivagant
Qoahito Cultural Landscape by Roman Bruehwiler
Eritrea accepted the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on October 24, 2001.
Its sole inscribed site, Asmara: A Modernist City of Africa, reflects the country’s emphasis on cultural heritage, showcasing early 20th‑century modernist urban planning and architecture under Italian colonial rule. Eritrea’s Tentative List includes cultural landscapes such as Qohaito.
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- Full Name
- Eritrea (ER)
- UNESCO Region
- Africa
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Recent Reviews
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Qoahito Cultural Landscape
Mihai Dascalu | March 17, 2025 -
Asmara
Ammon Watkins | April 3, 2020 -
Qoahito Cultural Landscape
Solivagant | April 4, 2011
Recent List Updates
- Asmara : Inscribed
- Qoahito Cultural Landscape : On tentative list
- Adulis : Removed from tentative list
- Matara : Removed from tentative list
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Completed by
- Adrian Turtschi
- Ali Zingstra
- Ammon Watkins
- amychemu
- Bill Maurmann
- Boj
- Frank Britton
- Gernot
- Hanming
- Harry Mitsidis
Country Completionists
30 community member(s) visited all sites of Eritrea.
- Adrian Turtschi
- Ali Zingstra
- Ammon Watkins
- amychemu
- Bill Maurmann
- Boj
- Gernot
- Harry Mitsidis
- Janos
- Jon Opol
- Knut
- Loic Pedras
- Luis Filipe Gaspar
- marcel staron
- Marcobrey
- Mariam
- Mihai Dascalu
- Mikko
- Philipp Leu
- Piotr Wasil
- Roger Ourset
- Roman Bruehwiler
- Solivagant
- Stanislaw Warwas
- Szucs Tamas
- Thomas Buechler
- Truls Brekke
- Weecheng
- Westwards
- Wojciech Fedoruk
Reserved for members.
