TheΒ Europe Day Manifesto 2020Β has seven brief chapters. Within the second chapter, βBeing Europeβ, it includes the passage: βHow European citizens feel and understand their shared heritage and how this process of heritage interpretation is facilitated, is critical for the future of Europeβ. This statement is rooted in Interpret Europeβs Call from Mechelen, that emerged from the IE conference 2016, βHeritage interpretation for the future of Europeβ, and in the IE initiative 2017 βEngaging citizens with Europeβs cultural heritageβ. By including this statement into its Manifesto, the European Heritage Alliance underlines the significance that non-formal learning at heritage sites has for the European project.