Every year in September, the 50 signatory States to the European Cultural Convention take part in the European Heritage Days – a joint actio

Join Elena Aitova and Kate Flood as we become bog scientists for the afternoon, exploring water levels and the carbon-rich peat below our feet.

Bogs are deep archives - layered places where time moves differently. They hold traces of what has passed through.

The European Heritage Days are the most widely celebrated participatory cultural event shared by people living in Europe.&nbs

The themes of heritage protection, engagement, sustainability, and innovation will be under spotlight in Georgia throughout 2018.

Participating in European Heritage Days since 2001, Bizkaia has celebrated its history, tradition, arts and culture through a number of differ

Europe’s Land of Fire and Ice joined the 2016 European Heritage Days with a distinct cultural programme designed to celebrate “people behind t

After celebrating European Heritage Days on 17th September 2016, Romania continues to spread the spirit of the festival and promote the key id

As custodians of local traditions, histories and values, Heritage Communities are the living transmission of Europe’s cultural richness.

"Heritage is a fundamental part of the history, culture and identity of a country. It is an essential reflection of our memory.

What is the role of cultural heritage in the development of modern society?

As the World Health Organisation on March 11 declared COVID-19 a pandemic and much of Europe is in lockdown, we appeal to you to stay