The Last Fortress: the virtual reality experience that makes the Middle Ages real without leaving Buenos Aires
A new immersive experience in Buenos Aires allows visitors to journey back to the 14th century through a virtual reality adventure that combines history and technology.
Swords, Shields, and Jewels: The Medieval Fair that Plays with Time
The El Dorado park in Ingeniero Maschwitz hosted thousands of fans during a medieval-themed fair featuring historical activities and representations, organized by Medievalcon.
Man sentenced for killing wife in a cruel medieval manner
A man was sentenced to 21 years in prison for brutally killing his wife in SΓ£o Vicente, Brazil, using a method likened to medieval torture.
Tudor town's famous cobbled street with historic buildings and 'haunted' hotel
The article explores Rye, a medieval town in East Sussex, renowned for its cobbled streets, historic architecture, and a hotel claimed to be haunted.
The Flourishing and Decline of the Templar Empire
The article discusses the historical trajectory of the Templar Knights, focusing on their rise and eventual downfall as a powerful order.
The Templar Commandery in OleΕnica MaΕa Exists!
Recent architectural research in OleΕnica MaΕa revealed traces of Templar activity, telling the intriguing story of the knights' castle in Lower Silesia.
The European Island Where No One Can Sleep: A Destination Full of Nature, History, and Unique Landscapes
Lokrum is an uninhabited island near Dubrovnik, Croatia, known for its medieval monastery and natural beauty, but lacks accommodation for overnight visitors.
Iconographic Picture Books for Adults. A Look at Robert RΕ«rΔns' Exhibition "Kastanis and the Universe"
The exhibition "Kastanis and the Universe" presents a conceptual spiral layout showcasing Robert RΕ«rΔns' early works that reflect on social and political themes, culminating in a new perspective rooted in medieval tradition.
After DNA Research: The Bones of Otto the Great are Authentic
Recent DNA research confirms that the remains attributed to Otto I and Henry II are authentic, shedding light on medieval history.
The Unknown Tower Built by Bustillo That Is Not Open to the Public
A mysterious medieval-style tower built by architect Alejandro Bustillo in Argentina remains inaccessible to the public, adding to the lore of the Bariloche region.
A Tower of a Medieval Castle Collapses in Spain Before the Eyes of Visitors. People Flee, Witness Recorded
A medieval castle tower collapsed in Spain during a live event with many visitors witnessing the incident and capturing it on video.
The group 'Aves' will make its debut on the medieval music program 'In the Dome of Light' at Latvijas Radio
The group 'Aves' will perform medieval music for the first time on the program 'In the Dome of Light' hosted by Latvijas Radio.
Archaeologists uncover lost 'time capsule' European city that vanished without a trace
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of the ancient city of Stolzenberg in Poland, believed to be lost since the 14th or 15th centuries.
Archaeologists uncover lost medieval city that vanished without a trace: 'True time capsule'
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of Stolzenberg, a lost medieval city in Poland, revealing insights into its structure and decline.
Hunky Jesus Sends Medieval Mystics into Ecstasy
The play depicting two medieval female mystics explores religious passion and the theme of courage.
A mysterious community that lived underground for centuries discovered in Spain
Archaeological work in the Las Gobas caves of northern Spain uncovered the remains of 33 individuals from a medieval underground community.
A Rare Medieval Manuscript Found in England. It Lay Unnoticed for More Than 400 Years in a School Library
A rare medieval manuscript has been discovered in a school library in England after being unnoticed for over 400 years.
Medieval village frozen in time and abandoned for centuries now loved by walkers
Wharram Percy, a medieval village in North Yorkshire, is now a popular site for walkers and history enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into centuries past.
The Carmina Burana, with music
A new and noteworthy edition of the Carmina Burana songbook from around 1230 has been published, highlighting its pagan and eccentric poetry.
No heating or fireplace: an expert explains the tricks used to survive the winter cold in the Middle Ages
A historian explains how medieval people survived harsh winter conditions without modern heating or adequate clothing.
The disintegration of the Carolingian Empire drew clear boundaries in the music landscape as well
Researchers found that the breakdown of the Carolingian Empire in medieval Europe imposed significant restrictions on the free spread of music.
Incredible discovery on the Israeli coast: a student found a second Crusader sword on the beach
A university student has discovered a 12th-century Crusader sword on the Israeli coast, marking his second such find.
The Lesson of the Black Death Shakes Today's Nature Conservation
A recent study from the University of York challenges conventional views on biodiversity loss due to human activity, suggesting that historical population declines may have led to an increase in species diversity.
The story behind this castle that breaks the mold and is being sold for almost $4 million in an unexpected place
A unique castle located in Alabama is on the market for nearly $4 million, showcasing a blend of medieval and modern architecture.
Swimming in the Mediterranean, he found a treasure 800 years old
An archaeological discovery of a medieval sword dating back to the Crusades was made by an Israeli student while swimming at Dor Beach in Israel.
Archaeologists find an ancient, inhabited hillfort from 1000 years ago in Polish forests
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient hillfort in Polish forests that dates back 1000 years and is considered a unique archaeological site.
THE COMING OF TARTU β© The Invisible City exhibition in Toome reveals the life of medieval Tartans
The Invisible City exhibition commemorates the 800th anniversary of Tartu's conquest by crusaders in 1224, highlighting the establishment of a separate bishopric in Tartu.
Samba school parades, Cine-VagΓ£o, Medieval Combat, and more: the attractions this weekend in the regions of Sorocaba and JundiaΓ
The article outlines various cultural events taking place in Sorocaba and JundiaΓ this weekend, including film screenings and educational programs.
Voice of Brazilian Metal, Edu Falaschi Closes Conceptual Trilogy with Medieval Atmosphere Solo Album in June
Edu Falaschi, a prominent figure in Brazilian heavy metal, will conclude his conceptual trilogy with the release of his solo album 'Mi'Raj' in June, which explores the existential journey of a character named Jorge in a medieval setting.
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.
Forgotten Island with incredible castle ruins and historic pub ran by a 'king'
Piel Island, a hidden gem off the Cumbrian coast, features medieval castle ruins and a unique pub run by a self-styled monarch.
Trip to Annecy, a Medieval Dream in French Haute-Savoie
The article highlights the enchanting medieval town of Annecy in France, often overlooked by Spanish travelers, known for its stunning lake and historical architecture.
Reason why we eat chocolate eggs at Easter - and the deeper meaning behind it
The article explores the origins and significance of chocolate eggs during Easter, linking them to both medieval traditions and Christian beliefs.
The acclaimed liturgical music ensemble Organum performs at the Niguliste Museum
The liturgical music ensemble Organum, known for its medieval performances, will perform at the Niguliste Museum as part of a concert series inspired by an exhibition on the treasures of the Toledo Cathedral.
A 1000-year-old forest-grown fortress found in Poland
Archaeologists have discovered an exceptionally well-preserved medieval settlement in Poland's forests, revealing ancient secrets and artifacts.
From the Middle Ages to Surrealism on a Stroll
The article explores Zafra, Spain, highlighting its blend of medieval history and modern attractions.
Swordfighting in medieval armour an unlikely outlet from bushfires
The Swordcraft community in Bendigo, Australia, has come together to support a member who lost his home in bushfires, finding solace in their unique combat sport.
Archaeologists find surprising evidence regarding what happened to lepers in the Middle Ages
Archaeologists have unearthed unexpected findings related to the fate of lepers during medieval times in Denmark.
Researchers find surprising connection about disease in the Middle Ages
Researchers have discovered unexpected links regarding disease patterns during the Middle Ages, shedding light on historical health crises.
A Rare Medieval Ring with Mystical Meanings Found
A unique and beautiful medieval ring adorned with a dark blue stone has been discovered in Tonsberg, Norway, dating back to between the 9th and 11th centuries.
Newsboy's horse racing selections for Tuesday's four meetings, including Catterick nap
Newsboy presents his horse racing selections for Tuesday, highlighting two picks at Catterick, including a horse seeking a hat-trick win.
A unique rescue project in Brno. The remains of a recently discovered medieval house will be moved
A unique project in Brno involves relocating the remnants of a recently discovered medieval house.
Economic blow to heat cold churches: "Must find other solutions"
Many medieval churches in Gotland remain unheated throughout winter, resulting in costly heating expenses when used for events like weddings and baptisms.
Medieval castle, golden sand beach and artisan high street make up one quaint village
Warkworth, a coastal village in Northumberland, features a stunning medieval castle and a beautiful beach, making it an ideal spot for weekend getaways.
'Wonderful' medieval market town with 400 listed buildings and thriving independent shops
Ludlow, a medieval market town in England, is known for its impressive collection of over 400 listed buildings and vibrant independent shops.
With wooden skis and historical clothing - following the exciting Tirza Medieval ski journey
The article highlights a winter event in Latvia where participants dressed in historical attire engaged in skiing and other winter activities, celebrating local culture and heritage.
Geologiae Cura: The evolution of a medieval neologism into a subsequent scientific field
The article explores the historical development of geology, tracing its roots back to medieval times rather than its conventional identification with 18th-century science.
Medieval crime in India: They burned a mother and her 10-month-old baby because they considered them 'witches'
A shocking case of violence in Jharkhand, India, where four individuals were arrested for burning a woman and her 10-month-old son alive, suspecting them of witchcraft.
Polish archaeologists discovered Stolzenberg. The lost city is 700 years old?
Archaeologists in Poland have discovered the remnants of the long-lost city of Stolzenberg near SΕawoborze, believed to date back 700 years.
The National Heritage Management gives 7 million for medieval houses in five counties
The National Heritage Management of Norway has allocated 7 million kroner to preserve medieval houses across five counties.