Danube at Its Deepest Embark on a boat trip to discover some of Danube’s treasurea as it enters Romania
HATTUSA, in the steps of the ancient kings The winter solstice is the shortest day of the year that must be celebrate as the ancient kings did. The winter solstice was the day of rebirth and Hattusa, the great Hittite capital, tell this story.
Fact and fiction: Assassin’s Creed and cultural learning How much of Assassin’s Creed: Origins, set in ancient Egypt, is factually based? Can any cultural learning come out of playing it? This author leaps off the cliffs of Memphis to find out.
Raised Granaries – “L’Horru” In the northern Spanish region of Asturias they have some raised granaries that are more than simple granaries
Oskar Schlemmer: The Teacher Who Made Designers Dance This article is dedicated to the German artist and teacher Oscar Schlemmer and his bright ideas on how to explore space and our own body through performative practises.
Unearthing Cambridge’s Queer Heritage In the course of its 800-year history, many brilliant queer people have passed through Cambridge. What evidence can be seen of their impact?
The Boboli Obelisk – A Monument in Motion The movement of an ancient Egyptian obelisk through space and time bears witness to the mobility and cultural role of architectural monuments.
Two Faces of Istanbul Today, Istanbul blends tradition and modernity, it is an ancient city with an unparalleled cultural heritage. But beyond his rich history, how protected is the city’s cultural heritage and what does it offer for the future?
Close(d) Heritage While in lockdown we need to find new ways to discover and enjoy the heritage around us. Investigating the story of our cities is a nice way of doing so
Cottbus: A Small Historic Town in Germany The article talks about the heritage trail of the small town of Cottbus in Germany.
