European Heritage Days has always had inclusivity at its core, with events and activities held across 50 countries celebrating not only our sh

Mowing with a scythe is a living cultural heritage that is still performed in many places (

This article explains more about how digital events and technologies can be incorporated within this year’s theme, highlighting event ideas fr

Monument Day (Tag des Denkmals) in Austria has been organised since 1995 by the Federal Monuments Office.

European Heritage Days is pleased to support the European Year of Rail, both suggesting it as a sub-theme to help address accessibility within

In its 5th edition, the Young European heritage Makers Activity welcomed participation from a diverse array of countries: Armenia, Finland, It

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Onda Castle is more than just an ancient fortress—it is a gateway to Europe’s shared history.

The monumental streets of Tabor once again will become a pageant of medieval life in South Bohemia during the International Historical Festiva

According to a 2016 study by Interpret Europe (IE), an independent and non-profit organi

This year's competition, organised for children and young people under the age of 18, provided a vibrant platform for participants to dive int

When over 4,000 historic buildings, monuments, and cultural institutions open during a single weekend, thousands of people rush to explore the