A Thousand Folk Tales from Faiyum: The Secret of Forgotten Egyptian Memory
A new two-volume book explores the cultural heritage of Egypt through folk tales collected from the Faiyum region.
VIDEO: Mayor uses a mallet to demolish a heritage trough after horse-drawn carriages are banned in MG; Council questions
The Mayor of Poços de Caldas, Paulo Ney, faced backlash from the City Council after publicly demolishing a heritage trough used for watering horses, following a ban on horse-drawn carriages in the city.
The National Archive plans to close offices in four different cities
The National Archive of Finland is planning to close offices in Oulu, Joensuu, Helsinki, and Mikkeli by 2030, while looking for solutions to store documents in areas without official branches.
They appeal the judge's resolution that authorized the demolition of the historic Luna Park, despite being protected
A constitutional lawyer and three civil organizations have filed an appeal against a judge's decision to allow the demolition of Luna Park, a national historic monument in Argentina.
Heritage Protection Excludes the Demolition of Linnahall
Heritage protection regulations in Estonia prevent the demolition of Linnahall, a significant cultural site.
There has been another active period for the renovation of manors in Saaremaa
Saaremaa is experiencing an active period of manor renovations, with various works underway at six manor complexes among the remaining fifteen.
Heritage Conservation Authority: Removing Protection from the City Hall is Unthinkable
The Heritage Conservation Authority firmly opposes the removal of protection from the City Hall, citing legal restrictions and public sentiment.
Bestiary – Of Animals and Humans: Dachshund Against Woodworm
A dachshund named Strolchi contributes to the preservation of historical buildings by searching for wood-boring insects in a church in Altenburg, Austria.
Heritage Protection: The City Hall is Still Very Valuable and Must be Preserved
The Tallinn City Hall, a significant example of modernist architecture in Estonia, is considered valuable and in need of preservation despite calls for its demolition due to renovation costs.
Discarding Will Be Kept to a Minimum: Preservation Policy Established for Nara Prefectural Folklore Museum
The Nara Prefectural Folklore Museum has established a new policy for the preservation and management of its collections, emphasizing that discarding items will be minimized.
Between faith and memory: Fortaleza de São José de Macapá celebrates 244 years on the patron saint's day of Amapá
The Fortaleza de São José de Macapá celebrates its 244th anniversary, reflecting on its historical significance and ongoing preservation efforts.
Cuiabá announces that a building at risk of collapsing will not be demolished
The Cuiabá city government has decided not to demolish the historic building façade that housed part of the old Pepe Graphics, opting instead to preserve it as part of the city's cultural heritage.
Police recovered a painting lost in 1944. It was in the register of lost works
A painting lost since 1944 has been recovered by Polish police, marking a significant achievement in cultural heritage preservation.
Heritage jewel Quinta Avelina is being recovered in Quito for cultural purposes: initiative is expected to be realized by August 2026
The historic Quinta Avelina in Quito is set to undergo rehabilitation for cultural use, with a planned completion by August 2026.
Lina Mendoni: "Culture is a privileged area of cooperation in Greece-Moldova relations"
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, held discussions in Moldova to strengthen cultural ties between Greece and Moldova with various political leaders, culminating in a Memorandum of Understanding on cultural heritage preservation.
José Abrão Building is listed as a historical heritage site in Campo Grande
The José Abrão Building in Campo Grande has officially been listed as a historical heritage site following a municipal decree.
Heirs are sentenced to rebuild historic mansion demolished in Southern Minas
Heirs of a historic 19th-century mansion in Carmo do Rio Claro, Brazil, have been ordered by the court to reconstruct the building and pay R$ 50,000 for collective moral damages after its illegal demolition.
Conflict over the fate of Poljud: Famous architect says demolition is out of the question
Architect Nenad Fabijanić strongly opposes the proposed demolition of the Poljud Stadium, arguing for its preservation as an architectural landmark.
Muretas of Ponta da Praia advance to become a heritage of Santos
The Muretas of Ponta da Praia in Santos, Brazil, are one step closer to being recognized as a cultural heritage site after the approval of a preservation proposal.
Unusual Decision - Shipwreck Off Holmsund Classified as an Ancient Monument
The shipwreck of the Annie, located ten kilometers off Holmsund, has been classified as an ancient monument, despite not meeting age criteria, which is significant for preservation and development regulations in the area.
The castle experienced thousands of displaced Germans and border guards. After restoration, it serves seniors
The article discusses the historical significance of a castle in Czechia that witnessed the displacement of Germans and the presence of border guards, which has now been restored for use by seniors.
Application deadline runs: District of Starnberg awards cultural prizes
The Starnberg district is accepting applications for its cultural prizes until April 30, highlighting fields such as monument preservation, traditional customs, and historical research.
A historic 130-year-old house is demolished and there is controversy
The demolition of a historic 130-year-old house in the Barrio Inglés of Temperley, Argentina, has sparked controversy among local residents concerned about the loss of cultural heritage.
Do you know what the famous tailors of Hoi An are known for?
The article discusses Hoi An's historical significance and UNESCO status, attributing its preservation and multicultural heritage to its role as a major trade hub and the influx of various cultures.
Three men indicted for gross violations of national heritage laws
Three men in Iceland have been charged with serious violations of national heritage laws.
Heritage 'paying the price' as Nova Scotia budget shuts down 12 museums
Nova Scotia's budget cuts lead to the closure of 12 museums, igniting public outrage over the loss of cultural heritage.
Historical heritage building in SP may be 'de-registered' after request from its owner: 'It has no relevance'
A historic building in São Paulo may lose its protected status after its owner claimed it lacks architectural significance.
Mo Eun-young, Chairperson of the Seoul Independent Film Festival, Appointed Director of the Korean Film Archive
Mo Eun-young has been appointed as the new Director of the Korean Film Archive, serving a three-year term until March 2029.
The place where one could become a super Latvian. The 80th anniversary of the Minster Latvian Gymnasium.
The Minster Latvian Gymnasium, now closed, was a pivotal institution for Latvian expatriates seeking education in their native language, symbolizing cultural preservation and identity in exile.
Iran: The Story of the Shah's Palaces – From Golestan to Niavaran
The article discusses the historical significance of Iran's palaces, focusing on the impact of recent military actions on their preservation.
The National Cultural Heritage Administration demands that the former RTU building be preserved as an example of Stalinist architecture
The National Cultural Heritage Administration of Latvia is advocating for the preservation of a former RTU building in Riga, emphasizing its architectural significance from the Stalinist era.
UNESCO heritage was hit by bombings in Iran; see photos
The Golestan Palace in Tehran, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was reported to have been struck by bombings from the United States and Israel, raising concerns about the preservation of cultural heritage sites amidst ongoing conflicts.
Medieval tenement rebuilt with glass. German architects honored
Architects in Reutlingen, Germany, have creatively reconstructed a medieval house using glass, blending historical architecture with modern materials.
Per-Erling Johnsen worked with the preservation and communication of Oslo's history
Per-Erling Johnsen, a former colleague of Oslo Museum, passed away at nearly 86 years old, remembered for his contributions to the preservation and sharing of Oslo's history.
The damages in a dome of the Municipality
The dome of the Guayaquil Municipality building suffered structural damage due to deterioration, highlighting the need for urgent maintenance to preserve this heritage site.
Cultural Heritage Transformed into a Luxury Hotel: The Building in Gion, Kyoto, Becomes the Imperial Hotel
A historic building in Kyoto's Gion district, once a venue for geisha performances, has reopened as the Imperial Hotel, aiming to use tourism profits for cultural preservation.
Lee Tae-woo, Chair of the Ulsan Iron Smelting Technology Preservation Association, "I Want to Fully Rediscover the Roots of Ulsan's Industrialization: Iron Smelting"
Lee Tae-woo, chair of the Ulsan Iron Smelting Technology Preservation Association, emphasizes the historical and cultural significance of Ulsan's iron-smelting technology in revitalizing the city’s industrial roots.
Murcia opens a 'hospital' for films to recover its cinematic heritage
Murcia's Francisco Rabal Film Archive has launched a publicly accessible film restoration laboratory to preserve and promote its cinematic heritage.
What will happen to the Šmēling Chapel? It’s just a matter of money
The planned demolition of the historic Šmēling Chapel at the Children's Clinical University Hospital has sparked public outrage and raised questions about its preservation amidst prevalent regulatory challenges.
The reconstruction project of the museum complex has been halted: a petition has been announced, signatures are being collected
A petition led by controversial politician Naglis Puteikis has been initiated against the transformation of the historic Jonušas Radvila Palace in Vilnius into a modern museum, amidst protests from heritage conservation experts.
Himeji Castle Raises Admission Fee for Non-Residents to 2500 Yen; Odawara Castle Implements 'Dual Pricing' as Well
Himeji Castle has increased the admission fee for non-residents aged 18 and older from 1000 yen to 2500 yen, sparking discussions about pricing fairness and the need for funding maintenance and preservation.
Photos of Kaisariani: The transfer of ownership to the Greek State has been completed
The Greek Ministry of Culture has successfully completed the transfer of ownership of a collection of photographs related to the executed in Kaisariani to the Greek State.
Dusetai – a dramatic night: the city's historical symbol collapsed
A historic building in Dusetai, Lithuania, known for its cultural significance, collapsed under the weight of heavy snow, raising concerns about heritage preservation responsibilities among property owners.
The iconic inn U Černého orla in Litomyšl will be saved by a patron
A patron is set to save the iconic U Černého orla inn in Litomyšl, as indicated in the news article.
City of Poços Concludes the Listing of the Old Building of the Municipal ADM
The city of Poços de Caldas has completed the formal listing of its historical municipal building, enhancing its protection as a cultural heritage site.
Corfu: The new Maritime Heritage Preservation Center 'Spyros Zervopoulos' was inaugurated
The new Maritime Heritage Preservation Center named after Spyros Zervopoulos was inaugurated in Corfu, celebrating his contributions to the port's development.
Loss in Dusetos: The Oldest Building in the City Collapsed Due to Snow
A historic building in Dusetos, Lithuania, has collapsed due to heavy snow, highlighting the responsibilities of property owners regarding cultural heritage preservation.
Digital Shelter Can Protect Cultural Heritage in War
A report from Sweden's National Heritage Board suggests that a digital shelter could be key to protecting the country's cultural heritage in the event of war or armed conflict.
Nara Takamatsuzuka Tumulus National Treasure Wall Paintings to Be Closed to the Public for Four Years Due to New Facility Development
The public viewing of wall paintings at the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus in Nara will be halted for four years as a new preservation and exhibition facility is developed.
'Paulistana Times Square': Bright Screens in the Center Approved by Heritage Agency
The 'Paulistana Times Square' project, which aims to install large LED screens in downtown Sao Paulo, has received approval from the city's heritage agency, although further permits are still required.