From Austria to Norway and Estonia, travellers are in for a cultural treat


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The 2024 European Capitals of Culture

The title “European Capital of Culture” is about casting the old in a new light. Intended to showcase a cross-section of the European Union’s diverse cultures, it puts a spotlight on places that are normally outshone by bigger metropolises.

In this respect, the title, which is awarded by the EU on a regular basis, makes the cities interesting even after the cultural year is over. To date, around 70 cities have received the designation, with Athens, Greece being the first title-holder in 1985.

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