Every year something new comes and it is good to plan things in advance because time flies. Time is important, but also is our mutual heritage that can lead us to the better future.

Thanks to SEE Heritage followers, 2017 calendar is ready and we hope that it will look good on desks, tables, shelves…

Collecting photos for the calendar was a great pleasure. Deep appreciation to all the people of good taste and will who participated in the contest for the twelve best 2017 photographs. Unfortunately we were not able to include all received photos to 2017 calendar, but some are appearing as cover photos on this web page.

Take a look at 2017 calendar in PDF form here

Make It Your Own

SEE Heritage is happy to announce that a new publication about cultural heritage, published by CHwB BIH, is available for viewing here.

The DASA Award is open to all kinds of museums.

The basic criterion of this award is the quality of learning opportunities, in a comprehensive perspective: the museological concept, the quality of the storyline, the creativity of the exhibition design and the programme of educational activities. Specific attention is also given to personal mediation, the interactive participation of the public and an effective mix of education and entertainment.

The 2016 winner was Micropia, Amsterdam, The Netherlands http://www.micropia.nl/en/

The dates of the next EMA Meeting (DASA and Micheletti Award - Prize giving Ceremony), which will take place in Skopje (Macedonia), will be Friday and Saturday, 29 and 30 September 2017 (arriving on the Thursday and leaving on the Sunday).

Autumn months are announcing another fresh inspiring year around the corner.

To welcome it with enthusiasm SEE Heritage would like to publish fresh 2017 calendar with your fantastic photos.

Please send photographs that you are proud of to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

12 most voted photos will be covers of the SEE 2017 months.

The deadline for submitting photographs related to cultural heritage in SEE region is 5/11/2016

The Network of European Museum Organisations’ (NEMO) would like to invite you upcoming annual conference from 10-12 November 2016 in Karlsruhe, Germany.

With Money Matters: The Economic Value of Museums NEMO will explore the multi-layered relations between museums and  economy by looking at sustainable and new business models for museums on the one hand and the positive impact and spill-over effects of museums for different parts of society on the other.

Registration is open until 4 November 2016!

For further information, please reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or click here.
You can register for the conference here

The European network Future for Religious Heritage (FRH) will have its Biennial Conference from 9-11 November 2016 in Vicenza, Italy. Once again, it will bring together those committed to save and promote religious heritage across Europe (and beyond). Registration is open and you are welcome to join.

The Conference "Tourists, Travellers and Pilgrims: Encountering Religious Heritage in Today’s Europe" will examine pilgrimage in both its traditional and modern sense. As such, it will likewise be an example of how to involve and engage people in religious heritage.

Who is not eager to experience a real cultural adventure by cycling? There is nothing like it.

Cultural Heritage without Borders Bosnia and Herzegovina are organizing Tour de Culture vol 2. Don’t miss it. Applications are open from 01.09.2016.

CHwB BiH contact is gro.bwhc@hib

On the 5th of October, the European Historic Houses Association organises its annual conference on ‘Education, Training and Innovation for Better Management of Historic Buildings’. We are proud to announce Mrs. Martine Reicherts, Director-General for Education and Culture of the European Commission, as our opening speech. For the keynote address, we welcome Mr. Robert Madelin, author of ‘Opportunity Now: Europe’s Mission to Innovate’. Other speakers and panelists will be announced later.

Please register at m.peeters@europeanhistoric>houses.eu with your name, email and job description.

Let the countdown begin! The European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018 is coming! The European Commission published its detailed proposal today.
Europa Nostra stands ready to actively and creatively support the preparation of the year now. We are working with our members and supporters from across Europe together to make the European Year of Cultural Heritage a memorable one for citizens in Europe and beyond. Civil society should be at the heart of shaping this Year. It should not have an end – on the contrary, it should be the start of something more, more Europe and more passion for cultural heritage!
http://www.europanostra.org/news/813/

After a six-year process of candidacy, 30 necropolis of stećci from the region have been inscribed on the World Heritage List.
The list includes a total of 30 necropolis, of which 22 are located in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, three in Serbia and Montenegro and two on the Croatian territory.
The process of preparing documents for registration on the list of UNESCO lasted six years and began in Sarajevo in 2009, signing a letter of intent on joint nominations between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro.