The phrase "heritage places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to locations or sites that have historical, cultural, or architectural significance.
Example: "The city is known for its many heritage places, which attract tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "cultural sites" or "historical landmarks."
And I wanted to avoid heritage places – churches, war memorials.
We distinguish among nine primary aspects to assess cultural heritage places: history, architecture, structure, environment, legislation, plans, time, users and economy.
"We've had a tremendous response to it from people across the country, who have pinned their favourite LGBTQ heritage places on our crowd-sourced map.
We pursue a broad approach to attain a holistic perspective on evaluating cultural heritage places, including evaluation approaches from facilities and project management as well as architectural and cultural heritage management.
The purpose of this paper is to identify evaluation aspects for assessing the potential of new uses for cultural heritage places and test the proposed aspects in a case study.
Because of the difficulty of balancing matters of ethnicity, cultural heritage, places of employment, and the political geography of the time, this group has also been designated as the Franco-Flemish, Flemish, or Netherlandish school.
The first part briefly explores the literature on the migration and heritage, place, belonging and social cohesion, and the relationship between social capital and the built environment.
Behind its powder-blue, 18th-century façade, it draws on Lisbon's rich heritage, placing period fittings and old photographs within sleek 21st-century lines.
Unable to provide them with a stable life, their parents (of Jewish and German heritage) placed them in an orphanage, visiting them on a weekly basis.
Together, Imaginaria and Imaginario bring up to date our understanding of our audiovisual heritage, placing it at the center of reflection about the development of artistic, social, and cultural interrelations.
Deeply committed to the creation of an architecture that responds to local and regional characteristics of landscape, climate, cultural heritage, place and contemporary life, Safdie's catalog of work and contributions to the dialogue on sustainable urbanism are unsurpassed in contemporary practice.
