9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites That Are Even More Spectacular in the Fall
Krista Gray
Krista Gray
Krista Gray is a web producer and freelance writer who lives in San Francisco. When she's not working with clients through her company GoldSquare, she loves reading, traveling, and learning new things.

Have a travel bucket list full of historical sites and ancient natural wonders? Us too. Experiencing some of the globe’s most famous places always makes for an exciting and educational getaway. We’ve rounded up nine UNESCO-approved locales that prove to be even more enjoyable after the summer ends. You’ll love roaming around without breaking a sweat, taking selfies without feeling completely crowded, and seeing some of the world’s most spectacular landmarks amid vibrant, Insta-worthy foliage.
Plitvice Lakes National Park
Al Ain Oases
Hierapolis
Pompeii
Champagne
Angkor
Giant’s Causeway
Mammoth Cave National Park
Banks of the Seine
Krista Gray
Krista Gray is a web producer and freelance writer who lives in San Francisco. When she's not working with clients through her company GoldSquare, she loves reading, traveling, and learning new things.