Athens: March with free guided tours in museums and archaeological sites
The Municipality of Athens is offering free guided tours of historical and archaeological sites and museums throughout March.
Fire Damages a Listed Building in the Grounds of the Castle in Prague's Veleslavín
A fire has damaged a protected historical building in the Veleslavín area of Prague.
'On the day of Lady Jane Grey's execution I discovered a new ghost where she died'
The article discusses a new ghostly sighting related to Lady Jane Grey at the Tower of London, where she was executed.
Menelaos Charalampidis: Kaisariani, the Minor Asiatics, and the History That Still Concerns Us
Menelaos Charalampidis explores historical sites in Athens related to the Occupation and the Civil War, emphasizing the personal connections to this significant period of Greek history.
Monuments that do not sleep in winter. Tips not only for castles and chateaus open year-round
The article provides tips on visiting historical sites in winter, including year-round accessible castles and chateaus in Czechia.
Emperor Celebrates His 66th Birthday: Reflecting on a Year of Memorial Journeys
Emperor Naruhito of Japan will turn 66 years old, marking his birthday with public celebrations and reflections on his memorial journeys over the past year.
Swedish World Heritage Sites Are Rotting, Moldy, and Being Washed Away
Climate change is damaging Sweden's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, particularly in northern Sweden, where increased warmth and moisture have begun to deteriorate these valuable historical locations.
Infographic: Learn about the mosques of the Old City of Jerusalem
The article provides an overview of the mosques located in the Old City of Jerusalem, highlighting their historical significance and the impact of occupation on their status and accessibility.
Will the revision of the construction law threaten UNESCO heritage sites? Experts warn of disgrace, the state rejects criticism
Historians and architects in Czechia are opposing a proposed revision to the construction law, warning it could jeopardize UNESCO heritage sites and calling for stronger protections.
'Hamnet', a favorite for the Oscar, boosts tourism in historical sites linked to Shakespeare
The film 'Hamnet', nominated for an Oscar, is significantly increasing tourist traffic to Shakespeare-related sites in England.
Tourists walk pilgrimage road from Jesus' era for first time in 2,000 years: 'Deeply significant'
Tourists can now walk the ancient Pilgrims' Road in East Jerusalem for the first time in two millennia, a path that served as a major thoroughfare during the time of Jesus.
Excursion through the Sierra Calderona Natural Park
The article discusses the natural beauty of Sierra Calderona, a natural park near Valencia, highlighting its hiking routes, historical sites, and local cuisine.
To Save Their Heritage, Gazans Are Working to Restore Historical Sites Destroyed by Israel
Residents of Gaza are striving to restore historical sites that have been destroyed in Israeli airstrikes during the ongoing conflict.
Ancient 'supernatural' stone fort with stunning views across five counties
The Grianán of Aileach, an ancient ring fort in County Donegal, attracts visitors with its historical significance and panoramic views.
One day in Bauska: a cozy excursion destination even on a cold winter day
The article describes a peaceful winter day in Bauska, Latvia, highlighting its scenic beauty and historical significance despite the cold weather.
São Paulo State begins study that may protect the Beira Rio Complex in Piracicaba
The São Paulo State's Council for the Defense of Historical, Archaeological, Artistic and Tourist Heritage has initiated a study to potentially safeguard the Beira Rio Complex in Piracicaba, which includes several historically significant sites.
Following the Trail of Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise, among Castles, Medieval Houses, and Terraces by the Loire River
This article explores the influence and legacy of Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise, France, highlighting the historical sites connected to his life and works.
On the brink of the abyss: The Italian city collapsing into a 4,000 km chasm – Criminal urban planning mistakes
The Sicilian town of Niscemi is facing a catastrophic collapse due to severe landslides, with over 1,600 residents evacuated and historical sites at risk.
Obasanjo seeks recognition of Iwe Iroyin House, others as heritage sites
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for the recognition of key historical sites in Abeokuta, including the Iwe Iroyin House, as heritage sites.
Understand how the project that mapped the Colosseum in Rome can help preserve the historical centers of São Paulo
A project mapping Rome's Colosseum will aid in the preservation of historical sites in São Paulo's Amparo.
Two Castles for Hesse: A Gift That Should Make History
The House of Hesse is offering castles, museums, and a hotel to the government of Hesse, raising cultural and historical considerations.
Fetishes of Power: From San Martín's Curved Saber to Bolívar's Sword in the Hands of Presidents
The article discusses the tendency of Latin American leaders to wield historical weapons, like sabers and swords, as symbols of power during their terms, often without proper protection or theft from historical sites.
MVP Winners Student Team 'Away Way' Creates an App Inviting to Rediscover Lithuania
The student team 'Away Way' has been developing a digital app aimed at encouraging users to explore Lithuania's cultural and historical sites, collaborating with Lithuania's Junior Achievement and partners.
The houses, parks, and historic palaces that bring the universe of 'Bridgerton' to life: the locations of the Netflix series
Since its debut in 2020, 'Bridgerton' has become a flagship series for Netflix, confirmed by the release of its fourth season, which focuses on the characters Sophie and Benedict and their experiences in various historical settings.
This castle is not located high like other fortresses because it was built to defend a spring of water
The article describes a unique castle in Seville that challenges conventional military design by being built at a low elevation to protect a water spring.
The beautiful medieval cloister that hides the oldest cathedral in Aragon
Roda de Isábena, located in the Ribagorza region of northern Huesca, is home to the Cathedral of San Vicente Mártir, the oldest and smallest cathedral in Spain, featuring a beautiful cloister with original elements from its construction.
Protest Against Fake Concentration Camp Images: 'Instrumentalized for Profit'
Memorial sites are urging social media operators to combat AI-generated fakes as a problem with historical photos emerges.
Weekend on Lake Garda: Salò, the Vittoriale, and the D'Annunzio Places
This travel piece explores the scenic beauty, rich history, and artistic inspiration found around Lake Garda, including historical sites and the monumental home of poet Gabriele D'Annunzio.
Artificial Intelligence: 'These Posts Devalue the Work of Memorial Sites'
The rise of AI-generated images and videos falsely depicting scenes from concentration and extermination camps is alarming historians and staff at historical-political education sites, prompting memorials and initiatives to fight back against this misinformation.
Noya, a legendary village that enchants
Noya, once 'the port of Santiago de Compostela', is a town steeped in history and mystery, featuring notable sites such as the 'cursed tower' of San Martiño and the Marian sanctuary of Muxía.
New hypotheses shed light on the Arab baths of Ajofrín: "They may have belonged to a convent"
New hypotheses suggest that the rural Arab baths in Ajofrín, dating back to the late 13th and early 14th centuries, may have belonged to a convent and are in well-preserved condition.
Tourism in Iraq: Babylon, Baby
Iraq, rich in historical sites, is restoring what wars and terror have damaged in a bid to attract more visitors.
Temple of Habu in Egypt: A Pharaonic Masterpiece that Defies Time
The Temple of Habu in Luxor, Egypt, is a majestic structure with massive walls and columns that has withstood the test of time since its construction nearly 3,000 years ago.
One hunter rules two castles. Šimůnek from a popular competition will take care of Radyně and Old Plzeň
Šimůnek, a participant from a popular contest, has been appointed to manage the historical sites of Radyně and Old Plzeň.