The cultural or natural, tangible or intangible Heritage sites target of BeCULTOUR project, for which Community-led Action Plans will be developed.
‘Pilot Heritage Sites’ refers to the six sites included in the BeCULTOUR project as experimental areas to co-develop innovative solutions for circular cultural tourism.
‘Mirror Heritage Sites’ refers to the twelve sites included in BeCULTOUR project as additional areas in which BeCULTOUR innovative solutions for circular cultural tourism will be possibly transferred and replicated.Unveiling the Be.CULTOUR project finale: Stories of Action Plans’ post-project sustainability
Explore the Charming Cultural Events of North-East Romania this August!
Discover the Flavors and Sounds of Basilicata Region with Exciting Summer Festivals and Culinary Delights
The Be.CULTOUR project invites travellers to explore the cultural treasures of the Basilicata Region this summer. As one of the six pilot heritage sites, Basilicata offers an array of captivating festivals and culinary experiences that celebrate the region's rich heritage while promoting sustainable tourism practices.
Experience the Vibrant Cultural Scene of Region Västra Götaland with Exciting Events and Guided Tours in Forsvik and Rydal
Discover the Rich Cultural Heritage of North-East Romania with Exciting Events and Workshops
Be.CULTOUR presents an exciting calendar of cultural and tourism activities in Larnaca, Cyprus, this summer
European Easter traditions: Tales of actors, musicians, eggs and games
This year, the Be.CULTOUR pilot sites shared their traditional ways for celebrating Easter with us, showcasing the unique inherited customs tied to their regions. Let's dive into a few examples of this vivid richness!
42nd Breakfast at Sustainability’s: Cultural heritage as a driver of circular tourism
What is ‘circular cultural tourism’ and how can it contribute to sustainable regional development in Europe? The next edition of ICLEI’s flagship Breakfast at Sustainability’s series will bring together representatives of EU institutions, cultural experts, regional officers, and tourism stakeholders to discuss the unexplored potential of cultural heritage as a driver of circular tourism.
Basilicata, the hidden jem of Italy
Basilicata is the wildest of Italy’s regions. A third of the land is protected, and it’s one of the last places where you can still go with the spirit of an explorer, knowing that you have to see it with your own two eyes, because nothing can truly prepare you for the breathtaking beauty of its woods, ravines, lakes and rupestrian churches.