Understanding Europe as a dense network of diverse relationships which has always been influenced by the exchange of goods as well as cultural practices, ideas and values lays the groundwork for the theme EUROPE: EXCHANGE AND MOVEMENT.
Archaeological evidence, built structures and cultural practices are used to investigate the significance of Europe’s routes, paths and axes. They form a dense network in Europe, bear witness to a common cultural identity and make our cultural heritage visible, valuable and alive. So in line with the medieval proverb that all roads lead to Rome, the focus of this theme is on experiencing European trade routes and cultural paths.
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European Route of Brick Gothic |
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TRANSROMANICA – The Romanesque Routes of European Heritage |
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European Route of Industrial Heritage |
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European Culture Route “The Huguenot- and Waldensian Trail – the path to freedom” |
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European Cultural Route of Reformation |
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European Culture Route of Fortified Monuments FORTE CULTURA |
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European Route of Historic Theatres |
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Europan Cultural Heritage Summit “Sharing Heritage – Sharing Values” |
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Katholic Church St. Georg in Malkotsch – a place to remember |
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Nichelino and its Castle of Stupinigi, |
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The Imperial Palace of Ingelheim – Bringing the place of power back to the imagination |
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Where do we come from? Where do we want to go? |
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Heimatklänge vor 40.000 Jahren? |
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Entangled History – Vernetzte Geschichte |
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Cultural Heritage at Nuremberg’s trade routes |
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Restless Times. Archaeology in Germany |
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Experimental archeology in Europe- experiencing knowledge |
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Consolidation & Communication – Materials and Methods for the Consolidation of Cultural Heritage: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue |
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FEAL: multifunctional Farming for the sustainability of European Agricultural Landscapes |
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The Holler Route |
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A Place at the Royal Table / Zu Tisch! Genießen in Schlössern und Gärten |
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INNOVATION AND TRADITION – Hinrich Brunsberg and late gothic brick architecture in Pomerania and Brandenburg. |
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Bahnhof Belvedere, Köln-Müngersdorf (1839) |
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Insterburg: Menschen machen die Stadt / Chernyakhovsk, Men that Make a Town |
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East Line Roundhouses: Maces to Dumbbells! |
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E-CUL-TOURS: Managing Cultural Heritage in Tourism |
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Cistercian landscapes in Central Europe |
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Heirlooms. European Stories |
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VIA ROMEA GERMANICA – Way of Encounters |