New ATRIUM member: Ancona, Italy
April 2026
During ATRIUM General Assembly in Krakow, the Association admitted a new member: Ancona, Italy. Discover more by watching this video.
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General Assembly in Krakow
April 2026
On 21-23 April 2026, Kraków organises three days of conferences, exchange and guided tours on the topic "Urban regeneration, democracy and intercultural dialogue. Participation and community-led initiatives across the CRs of the CoE". On 22 April, the ATRIUM General Assembly will take place. Find out more about the manifold programme of the event.
ATRIUM newletter n°9
April 2026
We are delighted to share with you the ninth edition of the ATRIUM Newsletter. Find out more about recent activitiss, new projects, upcoming events and news from the ATRIUM partners.
Memory Escape project: Kick-off Meeting
February 2026
On 25-26 February, the Kick-off Meeting of a new European project takes place in Labin, Croatia, together with an important press conference.
The project “MEMORY ESCAPE – Adriatic Memory Escape: A Phygital Tool for Engaging Youth with Dissonant Heritage” is a cross-border project funded by the Interreg VI-A Italy–Croatia Programme 2021–2027. It addresses the shared and complex heritage of 20th-century totalitarian regimes across the Adriatic area by developing an innovative “phygital” escape room model that combines physical heritage sites with digital storytelling tools. The project aims to transform dissonant heritage into an interactive educational experience primarily targeting young people.
Find out more about the press conference and the kick-off meeting programme.
First video on the 36 Cultural Routes across Italy
February 2026
The first video presenting the 36 Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe across Italy and Europe is now available on the website of the Italian Ministry of Culture.
Read the press release (in Italian language) and watch the video.
Ştei: partner in The Critical History Tours project
January 2026
The small Romanian town of Ştei entered The Critical History Tours European Project. The project proposes an innovative approach on urban history, using guided tours as instruments for education, dialogue and critical reflection on the past, including on the sensitive and controversial heritage. Most recently, from 19 to 21 January 2026, an important meeting of The Critical History Tours European Project was hosted by EUROCLIO – The European Association of History Teachers in The Hague (Netherlands).