“When we know more we take a better care of this or that item of heritage.”

“How and for what reasons did the architects draw on formal repertoires of the past?

Georgia, the land of winemaking and vineyards, will celebrate its largest ever European Heritage Days on 17th and 18th September 2016, with

Europe’s most widely celebrated cultural heritage festival is starting next week with the opening of

With its widely recognised White Tower, 15 UNESCO world heritage monuments and numerous historical landmarks, Thessaloniki is justifiably kn

On August 3rd 2016, Glasgow Building Preservation Trust hosted the official launch ceremony to announce the programme for the upcoming Glasg

The 26th edition of European Heritage Days in the Czech Republic will be celebrated between 3rd and 11th September 2016, when more than 50 t

With over 20,000 monuments under state protection and 12 heritage conservation areas, Estonia represents a unique destination for heritage e

As a means to reconstruct lost histories and give new meanings to heritage, digital technology has become a unique point of encounter betwee

Living in peace, improving quality of life and preserving the collective memory are some of the key issues related to the “social component”

As one of the largest cultural events in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, the European Heritage Open Days (EHOD) festival greatly relies on

The 2016 European Heritage Days in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be celebrated in Olovo, a small town near Sarajevo which has been known for l