Do Malta and Poland have a shared heritage and cultural identity? Have their recent histories followed a similar path?

Can our heritage be interpreted from the viewpoint of gender?

2018 is a momentous year for Latvia.

Known for its creative approaches to European Heritage Days themes, Slovenia will once again offer exciting new interpretations of heritage.

The year of sharing heritage is now under way!

“Cultural heritage is at the heart of the European way of life.

Being involved with cultural heritage gives Europeans a sense of belonging.

Awakening the memory of the past in the hearts of the youngest is a potent way to keep it alive.

Game of Thrones-themed events, new openings, and the spirit of exploration were just some of the things that attracted over 450,000 p

One shared goal, hundreds of innovative projects, and thousands of activities will bring millions of Europeans together to celebrate

The centenary year in Europe’s modern history is a double jubilee for the Czech Republic.

When European Heritage Days national coordinators put their brains together, there is a burst of ideas that make a real difference for Europe.