The year 2018 will be a stellar year for Europe’s cultural heritage!

From claviers and harps that once resided in 18th century French salons, to various instruments of modern music, the Museum of Music of the Ph

For ten days in July, Krakow was a home to one of the most prestigious global heritage events.

When the 2300 years old Egyptian mummy first arrived to Belgrade in 1888, its history and origins inspired a wave of interest among both scien

The enticing mystery of Scottish medieval buildings, the history of the country's architecture and various cultural contexts in which its buil

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

At a crossroads of medieval European trade routes, the 14th century Valmiera was one of 200 towns in the network of Hanseatic merchants, which

With a history spanning over eight centuries, Roudnice nad Labem is a home to numerous architectural gems, cultural landmarks and ancient lege

Traditionally offering free European Heritage Days tours, the Czech Republic’s Olomouc Museum of Art once again invites for an art discovery e

Factoring to Europe’s economic, cultural and social development, nature and natural resources have an enormous value for all Europeans.

From Aberdeen and Dundee to Argyll and Bute, this year’s Doors Open Days will be marked all across Scotland, United Kingdom.

Through the theme of Farmers, Citizens and Rurals, the 31st Open Monumentendag will celebrate the national agricultu