An experiment with copies of monuments, on land and at sea, is the second leg of archaeology
The article discusses the ongoing experiments in recreating historical monuments, particularly ships, emphasizing that such initiatives are not new.
"They are unsophisticated rednecks": why Silicon Valley and the far right are bent on building colossal monuments
The article discusses the trend of constructing large, reactionary monuments in Silicon Valley and the involvement of tech investors alongside the far right in this movement.
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.
Discovering Kochi, the most fascinating city in the State of Kerala, among contemporary art, cafes, and monuments
The article explores Kochi, a captivating city in Kerala, India, known for its historical significance and vibrant art scene.
Big preparations to erase the monuments of Naxalites from the country... 'Operation Demolition' has begun
India has launched 'Operation Demolition' aimed at destroying monuments erected by Naxalites to undermine their ideology and presence.
Statue of Christopher Columbus in Chicago to be replaced by one of Frances Xavier Cabrini, patroness of immigrants
The city of Chicago has announced that the statue of Christopher Columbus will be replaced with one of Frances Xavier Cabrini after a long litigation with the Italian-American community.
C.S.C.N.M.: The photographs of Kaisariani 'give face to the historical testimonies of their ethos and patriotism'
The Central Council of Modern Monuments recognized the significance of a collection of photographs related to the execution of 200 Greeks by Nazi forces during World War II.
Ministry of Culture: The entire photo collection of Kaisariani has been declared a monument
The Greek Ministry of Culture declared the photo collection of T. de Craene/H. Heuer a monument due to its historical significance related to World War II propaganda in Greece.
The iconic elephant sculpted by Bernini in the center of Rome loses a tusk again
The famous elephant statue by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in Rome's Piazza della Minerva has lost another tusk, prompting an investigation into whether the damage was due to vandalism, an accident, or weather conditions.
Monitor Polski from February 17, 2026 (item 214)
The article discusses a resolution passed by the Council of Ministers in Poland regarding changes to the National Program for the Protection of Monuments and Historical Care for the years 2023-2026.
Kaisariani: The Central Council of Modern Monuments decides the fate of the photographs
The Greek Ministry of Culture is moving towards acquiring photographic evidence of the execution of 200 patriots in Kaisariani, following a government spokesperson's announcement.
Kesariani: The monument of the executed was vandalized just hours after the release of documents
Unknown individuals vandalized the monument to 200 executed individuals in Kesariani shortly after historical photos were published, according to the municipality of Kesariani.
Defacement of Norma Cossetto: Two Monuments Vandalized, One with an Animal Heart
Recent vandalism acts have struck monuments commemorating Norma Cossetto, a victim of the foibe massacre, in Italy, highlighting ongoing political tensions surrounding historical narratives.
Lina Mendoni: 'Kastoria can achieve economic progress, social cohesion, and prosperity'
Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni addressed the D' Karavangelia 2026 conference in Kastoria, discussing the potential of Byzantine monuments to drive economic recovery and social cohesion.
Culture: Let Trump Keep Building Monuments to Himself
The article discusses a new 15-foot tall sculpture of Donald Trump being installed at his Miami golf club, critiquing it as modest compared to other extravagant leader monuments.
Nigeria: Cambridge University Museum Set to Return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
A museum at Cambridge University is set to return approximately 100 Benin bronzes to Nigeria as part of a restitution initiative following a formal request by Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
Donald Trump seeks to have the largest arch in the world
U.S. President Donald Trump is promoting the construction of a large commemorative arch in Washington, aiming to make it the biggest in the world by 2026, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of U.S. founding.
Open Doors in New York: which museums, monuments, and cultural spaces are free to enjoy during 2026
New York will offer various free cultural experiences in 2026, including museums and monuments, encouraging exploration without budget concerns.
Cambridge University returns 116 Benin artefacts to Nigeria
Cambridge University has returned 116 historical artefacts taken from Benin City during the British colonial era to Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
Nigeria: Refineries As Monuments to Waste
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited admits that federal government refineries are financially unviable, calling for their privatization.
Egypt on the brink of a hydrological disaster. How is it changing for tourists?
The article discusses the potential hydrological crisis in Egypt and its implications for tourism.
Milan, gold in attractions: the essentials in one of the venues of the Winter Olympics
Milan is holding the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics and offers a guide to its essential monuments, museums, and vibrant neighborhoods for visitors.
Hellenic Heritage: 350 archaeological sites, museums, and monuments accessible everywhere
The Greek Ministry of Culture has introduced a new digital platform connecting over 350 archaeological sites, museums, and monuments across the country, aiming to transform how visitors experience Greek cultural heritage.
Hellenic Heritage: The new digital ecosystem of cultural services
The new digital ecosystem of cultural services, Hellenic Heritage, was presented at the National Gallery – Alexander Soutzos Museum, enhancing visitor experiences across over 350 archaeological sites, museums, and monuments in Greece.
International Angelman Syndrome Day
On February 15th, buildings and monuments around the world will be illuminated in blue for International Angelman Day, raising awareness about Angelman syndrome, a rare neurogenetic condition affecting potentially over 500,000 people globally.
Uttar Pradesh's monuments will be enhanced by Japanese technology, becoming a new game changer for development
Uttar Pradesh is set to blend its heritage with Japan's serene culture and temples, creating new historical ties under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's leadership.
Myakumyaku Reunion Ceremony: 30,000 Applicants for 300 Spots
A reunion ceremony for the 'Myakumyaku' monuments will be held in Osaka with 30,000 applications received for only 300 available spots.
The Heritage Conservation Department supports the restoration of monuments with 4.3 million euros
The Heritage Conservation Department will allocate a total of 4.33 million euros for monument restoration in 2026, with partial or full approval given to 105 applications.
Trevi Fountain: 2 euros to toss a coin - The new fee against overtourism in Rome
Rome imposes a 2-euro fee on visitors who descend the steps of the Trevi Fountain to reduce overtourism and help fund its maintenance.
Archaeological Sites: Free Entry This Sunday - What Applies to the Acropolis Museum
This Sunday, January 18th, archaeological sites, museums, and monuments including the Acropolis will be open for free, as part of a monthly initiative by the Ministry of Culture.
The miracle of 'Mr. Repopulation': "Neither castles nor churches, the most important thing in a town is the bar"
The article highlights the significance of local bars in small towns like Belorado, emphasizing community and social interaction over historical monuments.
Visitor Numbers at Monuments in the Pardubice Region Increased. Winter Tours are Offered by the Kladruby Horse Farm
Visitor numbers to historic sites in the Pardubice region have risen, with winter tours available at the Kladruby Horse Farm.
Committed a series of vandalism near Osijek: Broke monuments in the cemetery with an axe
A 50-year-old man from Palača, near Osijek, was arrested by police for committing multiple acts of vandalism, including breaking windows at a mortuary and vandalizing religious monuments with an axe.
Man smashed religious monuments and a mortuary near Osijek. A 50-year-old man was arrested
A 50-year-old man was arrested by Osijek-Baranja police for vandalizing religious monuments and windows of a mortuary using an axe.
Castles in the Czech Republic are thriving, not only thanks to Kingdom Come. State monuments had 4.3 million visitors
Czech castles experienced a surge in visitors, totaling 4.3 million, partly attributed to the popularity of the video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
In pictures: Rare heavy snowfall blankets Paris streets and monuments
Paris experienced a rare heavy snowfall, leading to sub-zero temperatures and residents skiing across the city.
Remembrance Culture: More Monuments for Women
Initiatives in Frankfurt aim to increase the visibility of women in historical commemorations through more monuments, following a proposal by local CDU and SPD officials.
The Pope closes the Jubilee and says that Catholics will serve humanity if they do not reduce churches to monuments
Pope Francis emphasized that Catholics must actively serve humanity rather than allowing churches to become mere monuments, as he closed the Holy Door, marking the end of the Jubilee year.
Grandmother's Valley, the castle in Náchod and Vízmburk Castle. Monuments in the Hradec Králové Region are awaiting reconstruction
Monuments in the Hradec Králové Region, including Grandmother's Valley, Náchod Castle, and Vízmburk Castle, are set to undergo significant reconstruction.
News Overview: Here are the news of the day
The article discusses the new listings of 26 buildings as monuments in Munich and highlights the focus of Isabel Heinemann, the new director of the Munich Institute of Contemporary History.
Architecture: These Munich buildings are now monuments
Several buildings in Munich have been officially designated as monuments to preserve cultural heritage according to the Bavarian Monument Protection Act.
‘Children to Monuments, Monuments to Children.’ The North Bohemian Museum Exhibits Works of Creative Competition Winners
The North Bohemian Museum is showcasing works created by winners of a creative competition centered around the theme of children and monuments.
The World Heritage Cathedral that is the tallest in Europe and the place where the Three Wise Men rest
The Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Germany's most visited monuments, claims to house the relics of the Three Wise Men in its grand gothic structure.
The attendance of national monuments surpasses 12 million visitors in 2025
In 2025, the Centre des monuments nationaux records over 12 million visitors, with the Arc de Triomphe and Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey being the most visited sites.
These are the 5 US states you must visit to see their iconic monuments
The article highlights five US states famous for their iconic monuments that are worth visiting.
These are the 5 states in the US that you need to visit to see their iconic monuments
The article highlights the top five US states to visit for experiencing iconic monuments firsthand, emphasizing their cultural significance beyond media representation.