Thomas Harold Watson Profile
Hello, my name is Thomas Harold Watson and I am on a journey to visit every (Tentative and) World Heritage Site on the planet…properly. I don’t just visit the best part(s) of it and leave, I stay (or return) for however long it takes until I have completely completed it before ticking it off. I plan on eventually posting more content of my travels to my YouTube account so I’d really appreciate any subscriptions, likes and comments, and I also occasional share pictures on my Instagram, so feel free to follow me there too.
It is so nice to be part of such an amazing community of UNESCO lovers. With all of your help you have made my visits so much better and fulfilled, I just hope that my reviews can help everyone else here as much as they’ve helped me.
Visited Sites Thomas Harold Watson
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Recent Reviews Thomas Harold Watson
Durham Castle and Cathedral
Thomas Harold Watson United Kingdom - 13-Feb-23
Durham Castle and Cathedral were lovely to visit but unfortunately not as tourist friendly as I would’ve liked them to have been. The castle itself has been completely turned into student accommodation. There was a really cool Harry Potter dinner hall to visit (I’m pretty sure it either was the filming location or was the place that inspired the main food hall in the films) and the cathedral itself had a really cool lego model of it inside (which my little girl loved). Pretty town though and definitely worth spending a half day in and around :)
Read OnLe Panorama de la Bataille de Waterloo, exemple particulièrement significatif de « Phénomène de Panoramas » (T)
Thomas Harold Watson United Kingdom - 12-Apr-22
Really cool to visit but believe that it should really be included in the Le champ de bataille de Waterloo tentative site, having both as separate ones in exactly the same seems like a long shot.
I have never stepped into a 360° panoramic picture before and upon visiting I was really impressed with it. It makes you feel like you’ve just jumped back centuries and was easily one of my highlights to Waterloo.
Read OnLe champ de bataille de Waterloo, la fin de l’épopée napoléonienne (T)
Thomas Harold Watson United Kingdom - 12-Apr-22
The French won’t like it one bit if this doesn’t be becomes a world heritage site (they even had it blocked from being on a two euro coin…although Belgium did make a 2.5 euro coin successfully afterwards), but it truly hope it does. This battle changed the history of the world and surely that is exactly what UNESCO is meant to preserve!
I was on route to Brussels when I accidentally came across this location, it is so impressive and impossible to miss if anywhere near. An extremely GIANT mound with an impressive lion on top.
Read OnHistorical-town planning ensemble of Ston (T)
Thomas Harold Watson United Kingdom - 12-Apr-22
I visited Ston a few years back and before I knew anything about UNESCO. Whilst driving along the whole coast of the Adriatic Sea I came across this really impressive site, a massive wall that reminded me of the great one in China. I had to stop and walk it. Now visually I didn’t think it was too long of a walk, but boy was I wrong. I went without any water and soon regretted it! In the scorching hot sun walking up oh so many steps I soon realised I had messed up! Luckily some people on their way back walked past and gave me some water and I was able to keep going!
Christiansfeld
Thomas Harold Watson United Kingdom - 01-May-20
I wasn’t meant to visit Christiansfeld on the day that I went as I only planned on seeing the Jelling Mounds, but as I had a lot of time to spare anyway I just jumped on a couple of busses and went.
There was nothing truly remarkable about the town, but it did feel like I had taken a little step back in history (maybe a couple of hundred years). But the lack of information boards, visitor centres or even a timetable at the church were definitely let downs. I was lucky enough to find a random guy in the street who strangely enough had the key for the building to let me in and around, but not everyone will be this lucky!
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- Hierapolis-Pamukkale
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- Neuschwanstein Castle
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Recently Visited WHS
- Update 12.04.22
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- Aachen Cathedral
- Major Town Houses
- Neolithic Flint Mines at Spiennes
- Oporto
- Granada
- Palmeral of Elche
- Cologne Cathedral
- Dutch Water Defence Lines
- Bom Jesus do Monte
- Istanbul
- Hierapolis-Pamukkale
- Troy
- Coa Valley and Siega Verde
- Salamanca
- Castles of Augustusburg and Falkenlust
- Pilgrimage Church of Wies
- Segovia
- Cordoba
- Seville
- Atapuerca
- Rietveld Schröderhuis
- Vilnius
- Bamberg
- Reichenau
- Burgos Cathedral
- El Escurial
- Avila
- Toledo
- Route of Santiago de Compostela
- Donana National Park
- Palau de la Musica Catalana & Hospital de Sant Pau
- Yuso and Suso Monasteries
- Tarraco
- Skocjan Caves
- Abbey of St Gall
- Boyana Church
- Thracian tomb of Kazanlak
- Kotor
- Great Spa Towns of Europe
- Lower German Limes
- Monastery of Batalha
- Convent of Christ in Tomar
- Monastery of Alcobaça
- Plitvice Lakes
- Pyrénées - Mont Perdu
- Fontainebleau
- ShUM Sites
- Naples
- Pompei
- Bourges Cathedral
- Provins
- Zollverein
- Alto Douro
- Guimarães
- Aranjuez
- Úbeda and Baeza
- Struve Geodetic Arc
- Plantin-Moretus Museum
- Vizcaya Bridge
- Gamzigrad-Romuliana
- Selimiye Mosque
- University of Coimbra
- Van Nellefabriek
- Bursa and Cumalikizik
- Pergamon
- Ephesus
- Antequera Dolmens Site
- Medina Azahara
- Danube Limes
- The Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales
- Plečnik's Lubljana
- Nice
Visited WHS
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Visited TWHS
- Aguas Livres Aqueduct (T)
- Chatham Dockyard and its Defences (T)
- Diocletian's Palace and the Historical Nucleus of Split (extension) (T)
- Dreams in Stone - the palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof and Herrenchiemsee (T)
- Historical Lisbon, Global City (T)
- Historical-town planning ensemble of Ston (T)
- Jerusalem (T)
- Le champ de bataille de Waterloo, la fin de l’épopée napoléonienne (T)
- Le Panorama de la Bataille de Waterloo, exemple particulièrement significatif de « Phénomène de Panoramas » (T)
- Mousa, Old Scatness and Jarlshof (T)
- Orheiul Vechi Archaeological Landscape (T)
- Southwest Coast (T)
- The Twin Monastery of Wearmouth Jarrow (T)
- The Typical Crernozem Soils of the Balti Steppe (T)
- Tyras - Bilhorod (Akkerman), on the way from the Black Sea to the Baltic Sea (T)