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European Heritage Days 2022: Visiting cultural heritage on a bike in Finland

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Local communities and sustainability key to Finland’s new heritage protection strategy

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Giardini della Biennale, Image: Moonik via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0) / The Sámi flag (Public Domain)

Indigenous heritage in the spotlight: Sámi culture makes debut at Venice art show

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Renovated 1938-constructed Olympic Stadium wins Finlandia Prize for Architecture

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National Museum of Finland returns ancestral remains to indigenous tribes in USA

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European Heritage Days 2022: Visiting cultural heritage on a bike in Finland

Local communities and sustainability key to Finland’s new heritage protection strategy

Indigenous heritage in the spotlight: Sámi culture makes debut at Venice art show

Sinuous Stone-Age snake sculpture unearthed in Finland

Finnish city of Oulu wins race for European Capital of Culture 2026

Finland proposes 13 Alvar Aalto sites for World Heritage List

From sledge dogs to shamans: Tourism threatens Nordic Sami culture

Finnish Heritage Agency releases more than 200,000 pictures for public use

Renovated 1938-constructed Olympic Stadium wins Finlandia Prize for Architecture

National Museum of Finland returns ancestral remains to indigenous tribes in USA

Notre Dame Cathedral is rising from the ruins: how is the restoration going?

Colosseum’s lower levels open to the public for the first time in 2000 years

Spain’s Sagrada Familia hit hard by pandemic: completion delayed beyond 2026

These are the new UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe

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