Places with audio guides

A prehistoric dolmen in Casaglione in southern Corsica, discovered in 1966, belongs among the island's simple megalithic monuments.

The Roman fort in Strathclyde Country Park recalls the military control of the Roman frontier in Scotland and the associated bathhouse.

This extensive archaeological site in western Sicily reveals Punic walls, Roman villas, necropolises, and the famous ship from the Battle of the Aegates Islands.

The group of stone rows on Rovina near Kounov is one of the most mysterious monuments in the Czech Republic. Their age and purpose remain unclear.

The remains of the Urartian fortress near Patnos on the Ağrı Plateau recall the power of kings Menua, Ispuini, and Sarduri II, as well as their building program.

The extensive Roman fort on the Danube guarded the river crossing and was later rebuilt in the time of Diocletian and Justinian.

A vast Asturian cave with Neanderthal finds, Paleolithic markings, and a significant geological and biological setting.

The medieval hill fort near Vohenstrauss, probably a motte type, with surviving remains of fortifications and traces of an old road to Bohemia.