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1st meeting of Associations of World Heritage properties in Europe Strasbourg, 15-16 October 2015 UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany e. V. Germany World Heritage in Germany . Year of ratification : 1976 . 40 properties first inscription in 1978: Aachen Cathedral last inscription in 2015: Hamburg Speicherstadt and Kontorhaus District with Chilehaus . Types of properties: • 37 cultural, and 3 natural properties • Types of cultural properties: historic urban areas, monuments and ensembles, and cultural landscapes World Heritage in Germany UNESCO World Heritage Centre General Public German Commission Permanent Delegation (State Party) for UNESCO Division for World Heritage Ministry of Foreign Affairs Federal Ministries Standing Conference of the Ministers of (Ministry for Environ- Education and Cultural Affairs ment, Nature Protection > 16 Länder and Nuclear Safety; Ministry for Traffic, > Delegate to the World Heritage Committee Building and Urban Development etc.) Communal level UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany . Legal status: registered association . Founded in 1989; registered since 2001 . Main objectives: . Tourism Marketing . increase awareness of Germanys world heritage sites . promote low-impact, specialised tourism to heritage sites Insert your logo UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany . Members: German UNESCO world heritage sites and corresponding tourism organsations German Commission for UNESCO German national Tourist Board German foundation for the monument protection Insert your logo UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany . Budget: . Total amount 300.000.- Euro Running of the association: Voluntary organisation; office in Quedlinburg - 1 employee - 56.100.- Euro Committee with chairman, vice-chairman, treasurer, 2 „supporters“ Insert your logo UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany . Working areas: . German UNESCO-World Heritage Year 2014 in cooperation with GNTO under the theme: TimeTravel UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany . Working areas: . Cooperation with external transportation partners . Presentation of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Germany on different exhibitions like WTM Thank you ! Insert your logo .

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