Late 19th century Jeanne Bergeron, from a merchant family, remembers the major changes that shaped the slopes of the Croix-Rousse.

💧 Relive the Gignacois' use of water force over centuries Through the still visible arrangements: Pump of 1902, Vintag

«La Vaco Roujo» (the red cow) is how the church of Saint-Christaud was nicknamed by the shepherds of the Pyrenees.

Free visit of the collegiate church of Carignan, which houses statues and paintings from the 14th to the 19th century.

🏰 A unique castle in the Basque Country: never destroyed, always transformed! On the occasion of the European Heritage Days, discover th

Housed in historic buildings, the Clamecy museum has remarkably varied collections: Gallo-Roman and Merovingian archaeology, paintings and sculpt

Visit-discovery of the old factory of the Maison Prunier: La Maison Prunier opens the doors of its old factory located at the foot of the church

Tentoonstelling ‘Eén stad, vele gezichten’ De tentoonstelling bestaat uit zeven portretten van bijzondere historische Wijkenaren zoals Willem van

A discussion format of Q+A of biodiversity and wrecks off the Greenore coastline.

Local historian, John Phelan, Chairman of The Rathfarnham and Ballyroan Historical Society will present a talk on the site of The Priory ruins.

Join Galway Civic Trust for a special all-day event at the Mick Lally Theatre, celebrating the life and legacy of local historian, waterways advo

Join Scéal Heritage for a family workshop which gets hands-on with the prehistoric past, as you work with clay to create the type of pottery made