AEGRUUM ⟩ The Estonian shipping family built a castle in Heinaste - it is included in the Latvian heritage sites
An Estonian shipping family has built a castle in Heinaste, Latvia, which has been recognized as a heritage site.
Heritage Protection Excludes the Demolition of Linnahall
Heritage protection regulations in Estonia prevent the demolition of Linnahall, a significant cultural site.
Upgrade works at the archaeological site of Kerameikos and the Ancient Agora of Athens
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, inspected the ongoing aesthetic and functional upgrades at the archaeological sites of Kerameikos and the Ancient Agora, scheduled to be completed by summer 2026.
The Challenge of the Fallas: How to Prevent the UNESCO World Heritage Festival from Being Swallowed by Mass Tourism
Valencia's Fallas Festival, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, faces challenges from mass tourism that threatens its sustainability and local community.
New suspected heritage crime at Anundshög in Västerås
New evidence of potential archaeological vandalism was discovered at the Anundshög site near Västerås, where previously reported incidents of looting had occurred.
Las Fallas celebrate a decade as a World Heritage Site
Las Fallas in Valencia commemorate their tenth anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with vibrant displays and competitive parades.
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.
Well-known landmark rotting away in Hanko - now a council member proposes the site as an artist residency
A city council member suggests turning the dilapidated Hanko Casino, a historic landmark, into an artist residency.
Cultural Heritage Administration: SH Corporation illegally drilled without permission in front of Jongmyo Shrine, reported to police
The Cultural Heritage Administration has accused the Seoul Housing and Communities Corporation of illegal drilling activities near the UNESCO World Heritage site, Jongmyo Shrine, without proper authorization.
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.
Increased taxes, renovation still hasn’t started – what awaits the Art Nouveau 'giant' on Brīvības Street
Significant renovation efforts remain elusive for the historic Art Nouveau building on Brīvības Street in Riga, which has been designated as a cultural heritage site.
Dorgival Dantas launches audiovisual project 'Roots', recorded in a cultural heritage site in RN
Dorgival Dantas has launched his audiovisual project 'Raízes', highlighting his connection to his roots through a production filmed in a significant cultural heritage site in Brazil.
The watermill is being restored in the archaeological site of Gortyn
The Greek Ministry of Culture is restoring the watermill at the archaeological site of Gortyn to function as an open museum, part of broader restoration efforts for the Roman complex and visitor infrastructure.
Cultural Heritage Affected by Attacks on Iran; UNESCO Site in Critical Condition
Attacks on Iran have significantly damaged cultural monuments, notably a UNESCO site.
Quilombo Tia Eva, in Campo Grande, is declared a Brazilian cultural heritage site
The Quilombo Tia Eva in Campo Grande has been recognized as Brazil's first quilombo to receive heritage status under a new regulation by Iphan.
Liberal S. Kairys Will Again Propose Exempting Manor Owners from Property Tax
S. Kairys proposes a tax exemption for heritage site managers and owners engaged in cultural activities.
A new shopping center is planned in the historical center of Rēzekne
Plans are underway to construct a shopping center in Rēzekne's historical old town, which is home to significant cultural landmarks.
‘A pleasant discovery’: Historic mural restored at Edmonton housing conversion site
A historic mural celebrating Indigenous peoples in Edmonton has been restored and is now on display after being hidden for over 30 years during renovations of the former Charles Camsell hospital.
The Lost Beauty of the Rose Garden: American Airstrikes Damaged UNESCO Heritage in Tehran
American airstrikes in Tehran have damaged the historic Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, amid the escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
AEGRUUM ⟩ How a radio factory became a bank
The article discusses the transformation of a historic radio factory site in Estonia into a bank, highlighting its significance in the local electronics industry.
One of the oldest bars in San Telmo reopens
The historic Plaza Dorrego Bar in San Telmo, famous for being a meeting place for Borges and Sabato, has reopened after five years.
The legendary summer reading room in Palanga is crumbling: the municipality wants to take it over
Palanga's iconic Summer Reading Room, a cultural heritage site designed by architect Albinas Čepys, is deteriorating and the local municipality seeks to take over its maintenance.
Al Jazeera at Golestan Palace: Iran's World Heritage Under Fire of War
The article reports on the destruction of the Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Iran, due to recent bombings.
Post-war field court recalls a forgotten cross in Karlovy Vary. The site will be restored
A post-war field court in Karlovy Vary, which has been forgotten over time, is set to be restored, highlighting its historical significance.
Abandonment and tall grass mark the old club that inspired the name of Oasis in England
The Oasis Leisure Centre in Swindon, a site with historical significance to British rock music, has remained closed for five years and is now in a state of disrepair, prompting local residents to seek clarity on its future.
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.
New Tivoli: Only the Pizza is a World Heritage Site
The article discusses the evolution of the Tivoli restaurant and its modern iteration, the Pizzeria Nuovo Tivoli, highlighting the business acumen of its owners and the significance of Italian cuisine in the local area.
Hearing ends without agreement and Fisherman's Cabin may become a museum in Cabo Frio
A federal hearing to determine the future of the Fisherman's Cabin in Cabo Frio ended without an agreement, raising the possibility of transforming the site into a cultural museum.
Iranian World Heritage Palace Damaged, Possibly Due to Bombing - Government Announcement
The Iranian government announced that damage to the Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tehran, may have been caused by shockwaves from recent bombings attributed to the United States and Israel.
In the Heart of Seooreung, Military Intelligence Agency Leading the Coup... Returning the Site to Public Discussion
The return of the military intelligence school site in the UNESCO-listed Seooreung cultural heritage site has been publicly discussed, prompted by calls from local leaders for its conversion into a space for citizens.
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.
The Flame Rises Again Over the Ancient Roman Arena... The Time for the Winter Paralympics Has Come
The Winter Paralympics are set to begin at the Verona Arena, marking the first time the opening ceremony is held at a UNESCO World Heritage site and commemorating 50 years since the first winter Paralympics.
Tehran: Damage to Golestan Palace – a UNESCO monument – from American-Israeli attacks
The Golestan Palace in Iran, a UNESCO World Heritage site, suffered damage following an American-Israeli strike, according to Mehr News Agency.
Preveza: The archaeological site of Kassope is upgraded
The Greek Ministry of Culture is enhancing the archaeological site of Kassope in Preveza, focusing on improving accessibility and infrastructure for visitors.
'Bittersweet victory' after burial site damaged by miner declared protected
Traditional owners in East Kimberley have celebrated a victory after their sacred burial site was officially designated as protected, following extensive damage caused by mining activities.
The site of the tea house where Tokugawa Ieyasu rested discovered in Saitama after enjoying falconry
The remains of a tea house where Tokugawa Ieyasu rested after falconry have been discovered in Saitama Prefecture.
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.
Heritage site closed as volunteers arrive for shifts to find locks changed
The National Trust of South Australia has temporarily closed its Moonta attractions, affecting local volunteers as part of a strategy to secure World Heritage status.
Agrafa: A Major Landslide 'Swallows' a Landmark in the Village of Daphne
A significant landslide in the village of Daphne in Greece has caused extensive damage to the local infrastructure and has destroyed a historic mill that was a cultural heritage site.
Tourist guide arrested for vandalizing a pyramid over 4,000 years old
A tourist guide has been arrested for vandalizing the Pyramid of Unas, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Egypt, by drawing on its ancient stones.
Alumni seek 70-year-old Ekiti school’s return to old site
The Alumni Association of Egbeoba High School in Ekiti, Nigeria, has requested the Federal Government to restore the school to its former location, citing negative impacts from its previous relocation.
Municipal body denies classification of Ó do Borogodó bar as cultural heritage
The São Paulo municipal council denied the request to classify the bar Ó do Borogodó as a cultural heritage site, leading the owner to plan an appeal against the decision.
The Story of a Mosque Restored by the People of the City of Djenné in Mali Every Year
The people of Djenné in Mali gather annually to restore the Great Mosque of Djenné, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Herodeion: The regeneration is underway - Studies for its complete restoration are progressing
Greece's Ministry of Culture is initiating comprehensive restoration studies for the Herodeion, a culturally significant site in Athens.
The reopening of the Stock Exchange opens to the public
A visitor center will open at the Stock Exchange construction site to give the public insight into its restoration after a fire in 2024.
The Roman wall of Lugo prepares for relentless storms
The Roman wall of Lugo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, suffers damage from heavy rainfall and flooding, with a section collapsing recently.
Famous printer, then squat and ruin. The industrial pearl of Liberec is being transformed into apartments
The historic site of a famous printer in Liberec is undergoing transformation into apartments after falling into disrepair and becoming a squat.
Plans to sell one of Brisbane's heritage 'jewels' might not be easy, experts say
Experts warn that selling the Victoria Barracks heritage site in Brisbane could face significant challenges due to maintenance costs and restrictions.
Hotel Casino Míguez: part of the emblematic building of Punta del Este is abandoned, for sale, and awaits rebirth
The historic Hotel Casino Míguez in Punta del Este, recently declared a heritage site, is for sale at a price of $4.3 million.
"We feel threatened": the keepers of the Cordouan lighthouse, France's last inhabited lighthouse, are they under threat?
The keepers of the Cordouan lighthouse in France express concerns about their job security due to decreasing funding that jeopardizes this UNESCO World Heritage site.