Bringing heritage to life

At its best, learning happens where people experience 'the real thing', in venues such as historic sites, nature parks, zoos or museums.
Heritage interpretation facilitates such experiences using a broad range of approaches from guided walks to sophisticated exhibitions.
Interpret Europe encourages dialogue and partnership between associations and universities, providers and professionals. More than 1,000 members from 55 countries share their expertise in making heritage more meaningful to people, and people more mindful towards our common future.
Join us and be part of this exchange.

First prize awarded for the study Engaging citizens with Europe's cultural heritage
Through interpretation, I believe heritage can contribute |
Tibor Navracsics EU Commissioner for Education, Youth, Sports and Culture (2014-2019) |
If it is not the objects and places in themselves that are important about |
Kathrin Merkle Council of Europe, Head of Culture and Cultural Heritage |