The “Republic of Letters” was established in Italy with the first humanists. Their abundant correspondence, which included letters that were both personal and intellectual, continued to the Enlightenment.
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Temporary triumphal arches adorned Lisbon to mark the occasion
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Henri Cassiers’ artworks promoted tourist locations in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Celebrated yearly on the 8th of August, International Cat Day, also known as World Cat Day, is a day to raise awareness for cats and learn about ways to help and protect them. This year it falls on a Caturday, so let’s celebrate meow!
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Exploring the meaning behind symbols on headstones, tombs and graves
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Stemming from the collection of Francesc Martorell i Peña who died in 1878.
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Spin the wheel and be inspired to virtually visit interesting places across Europe
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Travelling in our minds with books, like Selma Lagerlöf’s The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
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How the emerging travel industry inspired trends in fashion and accessories in the 20th century.
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Explore the history of hiking in Europe, from Wandervögel to Grand Randonnée
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A group of Scandinavian artists gathered in Skagen in the 19th century
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Symbolising the games, host cities and sport
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Read about one of the most famous and lavishly illustrated manuscripts made in England in the Romanesque era.
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More than 60 cities across Europe have held the title.
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Read about the famous epistolary cases from 14th and 17th century when private correspondence entered public life.
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The impact of tourism, and the way forward towards environmental, social and economic harmony.
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