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On 25 February 2025, the third meeting dedicated to the Kraków Fortress was held as part of the Kraków Heritage Forum. The aim of the event was to summarise the potential of this largest fortress complex in Europe, reflect on current challenges and outline directions for future activities to fully develop the offer aimed at both residents and tourists.
read moreAlthough ICOMOS states that Kraków has "the most comprehensively organised systematic protection and revitalisation of the historical fortifications of the great fortress in Poland," the potential of the Kraków Fortress remains relatively unknown to both the local community and visitors. How can we tell the story of its phenomenon? What should be done to ensure that residents and tourists stop to explore these sites rather than just passing by, wanting to learn more about their history?
read moreThe Social Forum, developed as part of the European Heritage Hub, is a pilot project co-funded by the EU that supports the Hub's mission of connecting heritage stakeholders and initiatives across Europe.
read moreEuropa Nostra and a group of relevant partners, including the Europeana Foundation, Eurocities, ICLEI, KU Leuven and Europa Nostra Heritage Hub in Krakow, have been selected for EU funding for the implementation of a pilot project establishing a European Heritage Hub.
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