You all know the tangible heritage we have - old buildings, old cities, old items. And most probably, you have heard of intangible heritage, which is cultural practices and knowledge. Knowledge, for instance, on how to make the items that we have preserved as tangible heritage, made in times long past.
The Unesco is keeping, and extending, a list of this heritage, and you can find it here. Even better, each item on the list can be clicked to tell you more about it, usually with a short and well-made explanatory video. So if you want to see some beautiful Portuguese horseriding, or some amazing fibre arts - go there and enjoy!
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