Carillon recital by prize-winning guest carillonneur Katarzyna Takao-Piastowska, City Carillonneur of Emmerich am Rhein and a member of the Ga

The Observatory district began to develop between 1870 and 1914, with a number of townhouses and villas built on the green edges of the Saint-Job

The film Quartier Nomade (Nomadic Quarter), directed by Alexandra Rice, is being shown at a special screening at the Cinéma Galeries. From Flande

In Belgium, the first telephone line was installed in Parliament in 1879.

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How can we understand a neutral country's modern history and identity through the perspectives of WW1 as the overall turningpoint in modern so

Launched in 2002, The Europa Nostra Awards Scheme recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of cultural heritage and represents a pre

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The Dutch Transport Museum holds the last train carriages of the Dutch Transport Europe Express (TEE).

The European Heritage Days (EHD) is delighted to announce the official opening of its 2024 season, inviting the public across Europe to explor

The initiative, which opens this September, aims to put young voices at the centre of Europe’s heritage conversation.

Here are some captivating examples of European living heritage that continue to thrive and inspire.