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Every year, two cities from two of the EU’s member states are chosen and designated as the European Capitals of Culture. This year, it’s Riga in Latvia and Umeå in Sweden. Read on to find out more!

Around August to October every year, “European Heritage Days” begins across European states, as millions of European citizens have the opportunity to explore cultural and historical heritage sites which are rarely open to public!

How well do you know about contemporary Europe? The winning project of the European Charlemagne Youth Prize 2014 is “Vores Europa”. The awardees spent a year travelling in 24 European countries.

Have you heard of USE-IT maps? Many European cities have a USE-IT map, which is created, maintained and updated by local youths; while stays free-of-charge yet does not rely on advertisements.

Do you know when the Eiffel Tower was constructed?