The aim of the WalkEUR project is to strengthen the European Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe through the development of joint strategies based on four main pillars: Sources, Citizens involvement, Cultural management and Cultural marketing and storytelling. Activities will encompass digitisation through training and capacity building activities, exchange of experiences, pilot actions and [...]
Waiting for Argillà Italia – International Ceramics Festival in 2022, the main square in Faenza will host the second edition of the handicraft and artistic pottery market. Over 100 ceramists from Italy will display their ceramic production of handicraft, design, daily pottery and jewellery. Read more
On the Traunsee lakeshore and in the town hall square 130 ceramists will offer a picture of the trends, changes and novelties of the contemporary ceramic art, to get an overview of the European ceramic scene. Visitors will have the possibility to experience clay in each of its forms. A rich exchange not [...]
The annual ceramics festival in #Boleslawiec, Poland opened on August 18 and took place until August 22, 2021. Read more to discover the map of the market and the programme of activities
On July 23, 2021 the European Route of Ceramics signed an agreement with La Rotta dei Fenici-Phoenicians’ Route, to promote a better knowledge of the cultural, material and immaterial heritage linked to manufactures, places traditions and civilizations which have contributed to build the European values. The cooperation agreement aims at promoting opportunities for cross-cultural [...]
The first international hybrid meeting (physical and online) of the partners of the project “WalkEur - Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe as key actors in the promotion of European cultural heritage", took place in the Comarca de la Vera in Extremadura between 26 and 28 July 2021. The status of the different [...]
The second webinar dedicated to cultural sustainable tourism, with a special focus on the European Route of Ceramics, a cultural itinerary of the Council of Europe. The cultural creative industry in Europe has been heavily affected by the Covid-19 pandemic; nevertheless, this sector has continued to work to propose new ideas and positive energies for [...]
The first of a series of webinars addressed to sustainable cultural tourism, organised by the European Route of Ceramics. What makes a territory attractive? What combination of products can create a unique tourist package? What are the ways to promote a location and its distinctive features, unique and recognizable among other destinations? The webinar [...]
The brouchure realised by Porzellanikon Museum - Selb and Hoehr-Grenzhausen, German partners of the European Route of Ceramics. Download brochure
On November 13, 2020, The European Route of Ceramics has been invited to take part with other cultural routes in the focus “Certified European itineraries: experiences and best practices” Watch streaming
