The funicular of the Ayré in Barèges is the first ski lift built in 1936 and 1947 for skiers of the time and for the needs of EDF to supply th

BUILDING THE BOAT performs the creation of a Dunfanaghy curach in poetry, contemporary dance and soundscape.

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20 September 2025 (10:30 - 15:30) 21 September 2025 (10:30 - 15:30) Leith Hall was originally built as a traditional Scottish tower house.

Named after its last owner, this four-sided Art Deco villa was built in 1922 to plans by architect Antoine Pompe.

Join us for a family-friendly heritage walk exploring the architectural built heritage within the city’s interwoven waterway systems, including t

Climate change has been happening for millennia in North Mayo, given our location on the edge of the Atlantic.

The Sisters of St John of God will host a photographic exhibition reflecting the journey of Irish Religious Sisters in Ireland and overseas betwe

Come along and travel behind our 1908 built steam locomotive "Nancy" along a section of the former Cavan and Leitrim Railway narrow gauge network

The priory of Contamine, necropolis of the Sires of Faucigny, Clunisian site, was founded in 1083 by Guy de Faucigny, bishop of Geneva.

The museum is housed in the listed gardens of the castle, residence of the counts of Toulouse.

Created in the last century and installed in Villeurbanne along the Canal de Jonage for over 25 years, the Puces du Canal are part of a strong