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Exploring Local Treasures: A Celebration of Ireland’s Unique Experiences
Discover how local experiences in Ireland are being celebrated and promoted, showcasing the rich culture and heritage of…
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Unearthing the Heritage of Irish Gardening: A Cultural Exploration
Discover the rich history and significance of gardening in Irish culture, exploring how traditions, plants, and practices have…
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Ancient Bakery and Possible Brewery Discovered at Babylonian Site in Baghdad
Archaeologists in Baghdad have found possible bread and beer production facilities at Tell Muhammad, a Babylonian-era site linked…
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Archaeologists in Italy uncover possible links to Jesus’s tomb in Jerusalem
Italian archaeologists have identified possible links between an ancient site and Jerusalem’s traditional Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
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Italian Archaeologists Find Ancient Burial Landscape Beneath Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre
Italian archaeologists found a garden, quarry and rock-cut tombs beneath Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre, but no conclusive proof of…
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Top 10 Real Places with Histories That Sound Like Fantasy Novels
Discover 10 real attractions with extraordinary histories, from Chile’s stairway town and Peru’s floating islands to Italy’s cave…
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Breaking News: Ireland’s Spookiest Place Names and the Stories Behind Them
Ireland’s spookiest place names reveal how folklore, history, geography and the Irish language shape the stories attached to…
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World’s Oldest Shipwreck Discovered Off Turkey’s Mediterranean Coast
A shipwreck found near Turkey’s Kekova Island may be 4,400–4,700 years old, revealing new evidence about Bronze Age…
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Neolithic Skeleton Found in Bavaria’s Unusual Burial Poses New Questions
A 7,000-year-old adolescent skeleton found in Bavaria’s unusual burial is helping archaeologists investigate Neolithic life and death.
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Louvre Director Warns Paris Museum Could Close Without Major Overhaul
Louvre director Christophe Leribault warns the Paris museum could close unless France funds major repairs, security upgrades and…
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DNA and Vehicle Tracking Help French Police Recover Stolen Renoir Paintings
French investigators recovered two stolen Renoir paintings using DNA evidence, vehicle tracking and surveillance. Four men face preliminary…
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How Qatar’s Msheireb Patterns Turn Architecture into Cultural Memory
Qatar’s Msheireb Pattern Collection explores 15 geometric designs and their role in connecting cultural heritage with modern architecture.
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Tsar Samuel’s Remains Return to Bulgaria After Six Decades in Greece
Tsar Samuel’s remains have returned to Bulgaria after 60 years in Greece under an agreement to exchange historic…
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Euronews Culture Series Showcases Global Heritage, Art and Innovation
The Euronews culture series explores heritage, music, food, art, sport and innovation across Europe and the wider world.
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Pompeii Revives Roman Life for European Heritage Days
Pompeii will stage gladiator demonstrations and educational activities during European Heritage Days on 26 and 27 September 2026.
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Europe’s Cultural Heritage Faces New Questions as Technology and History Collide
Archaeological discoveries, digital archives, AI-created art and heritage disputes are reshaping Europe’s cultural landscape and public debate.
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How One Young Designer Is Helping a Centuries-Old Craft Thrive Again
A young designer is helping Tamil Nadu’s 300-year-old Jamakkalam weaving tradition reach new markets while supporting local artisans.
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La Rábida: the Huelva monastery linked to Columbus’s 1492 voyage
La Rábida monastery in Huelva played a key role in Columbus’s search for royal backing before the 1492…
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Placenames Orders: Ireland’s Official Irish Place Names Explained
Ireland’s placenames orders set out the official Irish names of counties, provinces, Gaeltacht areas and population centres.
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Cultures Connect Through Music, Art and Heritage Across Europe and Beyond
Euronews’ Cult series explores how music, museums, design and heritage connect communities across Europe and the wider world.