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The reconnaissance of valuable intangible cultural practices recognized by UNESCO is unique, particularly highlighting the cultural potential of the night 🌃 Opportunities for future exploration could include addressing light pollution and examining non-human factors that shape the urban night—like their smell, sound, motion, and interactions between species and physical environment. Not to mention the reception of the arts while the others go to bed. Additionally, future inquiries could consider participation in nighttime cultural activities concerning age, gender, economic status and audience development policies. It's exciting to anticipate such intriguing initiatives as 24HourNation, Cities After Dark by URBACT.

Lisbon stands as a gateway between the Old World and the Atlantic. Here are 20 must-sees that capture the essence of this vibrant city.

Some ideas for the bucket list! #hiddenspots #destinationmarketing #destinationmanagement #wienliebe #viennanow #authenticexperiences #travel #explore

Museum of Brisbane and Brisbane Airport Corporation are celebrating an upcoming milestone—reaching the 10-year anniversary of our long-standing partnership. Over the past decade, this enduring partnership has supported many of MoB's cornerstone initiatives, including Brisbane Art and Design (BAD).   Recently, Brisbane Airport has been a key supporter of Museum of Brisbane's access and inclusion initiatives. As the Access Program Partner, Brisbane Airport supports the Museum's Access and LOTE (Languages Other Than English) Programs including Quiet Afternoons, Bilingual Storytime, and LOTE tours. These efforts ensure that all visitors feel welcome and can access our vibrant exhibitions, dynamic public programs and creative experiences. Earlier this month, the Museum was recognised with a bronze award for Excellence in Accessible Tourism from the Queensland Tourism Industry Council.    The Museum is proud of its partnership with Brisbane Airport Corporation and grateful for the sustained and generous support.   To learn more about this impactful partnership, read Brisbane Airport’s blog posts here: https://lnkd.in/g8UWDvrm https://lnkd.in/gKbZsiEy Chinese-Mandarin Language: Museum Highlights Tour 📷 Claudia Baxter

A perfect mix of contemporary facilities, historical charm, cultural depth, and excellent services : Lisbon, where everything sounds différent

The Importance of Piazza in Italian Culture Yesterday, I had the pleasure of discussing the significance of piazza in Italy with my Italian for Fun students. As we explored the role of piazza in Italian culture, I was struck by the importance of these public spaces in fostering social connections, cultural exchange, and economic activity. From Piazza Navona in Rome, which has evolved from a ancient Roman stadium to a vibrant public square, to Piazza del Campo in Siena, which hosts the iconic Palio di Siena, piazza are the heart and soul of Italian cities. In modern urban planning, the concept of piazza is often overlooked, with streets and buildings taking precedence. However, in Italy and Europe, piazza remain a vital part of the urban landscape, serving as hubs for community activity, cultural events, and economic exchange. Piazza are where people come together to socialize, conduct business, and celebrate special occasions. Have you ever had the chance to visit a picturesque Italian piazza? Let me know in the comments 😀 #Piazza #ItalianCulture #UrbanPlanning #Italianlanguage #CommunityBuilding #PublicSpace #Italiancoach #travelinginitaly

✨#HeritageProject in Focus✨today is CUMET. Funded by the JPI CH, it deals with the diverse cultural heritage of the peripheries of three European metropolises, Paris, Madrid, Edinburgh, and its potential to contribute positively to contemporary metropolization 👉 https://lnkd.in/e56_TB8Q

📣Rimini with Parco del Mare among the finalists of the prestigious European Prize for Public Urban Space in its 2024 edition. 🤩 So proud our city has been selected for this project that is regenerating our waterfront! 💪🙌 The Prize The International Jury of the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2024, organized by the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB), has chosen the 10 finalists of this edition, 5 in the General category and 5 in the Seafronts category. The projects selected are located in Belgium, Spain, Georgia, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Switzerland. Most correspond to medium-sized cities, showing that sensibility and attempts to promote quality public spaces exist throughout European territory, beyond big cities. 👇 https://lnkd.in/dy6QfGBt 📌Now fingers crossed for next steps 🤞🤞 Comune di Rimini Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB) VisitRimini

Naa’Waya’Sum Art Gallery Carves into Cultural Tourism in Tofino IISAAK OLAM Foundation will establish a new commercial space at the Naa’Waya’Sum Gardens to empower nuučaanuł entrepreneurs and enhance Indigenous business development in tourism. The Naa’Waya’Sum Art Gallery & Carving Facility will showcase local Indigenous art, weavings, carvings, and more, providing a rich cultural experience. Learn more about the project and its impact: https://heyor.ca/tANWdz