Our first education in Split! Recently, we designed, organized and conducted education in partnership with one of the most prominent
We are proud Erasmus+ partners of one of the most modern cultural institutions in Poland, Muzeum Józefa Piłsudskiego w Sulejówku!
The Museum of Bećarac is a place of understanding, love and pride for a two verses song that sings about
Heritage interpretation has recently become part of the school curriculum! In cooperation with Školska knjiga, one of the largest publishing
The protected area of the Nature Park Telašćica on Dugi Otok has finally been given a place to connect, experience,
Our creative team is richer for two great international awards! The exhibition experiences we have carefully tailored in the Visitor
Medvedgrad is a medieval town that has been standing watch over Zagreb since the 13th century. Find out how we,
Učka is a powerful mountain, massive and compact, yet to the one who truly surrenders to it, it dissolves into
What do sevdah, katuns, bears and spoon sweet have in common? They are all part of the excellent projects from the Western Balkans that we have described in the Interpret Europe brochure.
Once upon a time, the Slavonian mountains were part of the Slavonian archipelago, and the fertile soil was the bottom of the Pannonian Sea in which the giant whale swam. But how did the mare become terra?
The manual provides a comprehensive insight into the interpretive planning process and presents the terminology of heritage interpretation in one place.
An exhibition about rivers and their heritage was opened in Međimurje, where the Mura and Drava rivers embrace and where life intertwines with the waters in a thousand shades.
Muses concluded 2019 by publishing a paper in the scientific journal “Museum International“ by ICOM and Routledge Tylor & Francis Group.
Two new books are coming fresh out of Muses’s oven. Both are published within the project entitled ‘Cultural Route of Becharac and Ganga’ which studies heritage valorisation in a modern and innovative manner.
How to reconcile the negative effects of "overtourism" by safeguarding the "spirit of place" and the heritage of natural and cultural landscapes, historical cities and monuments?
For the first time in Europe a new Interpret Europe training programme in the field of the interpretation of heritage was held at the end of last year in Rijeka.
We invite all interested experts in the field of heritage, sustainable tourism and related fields to engage as lecturers.
This is a story of Ban Josip Jelačić and the project which will make Novi Dvori in Zaprešić an important bastion of heritage and a place to preserve the civilizational values of modern Europe.
Dragana Lucija Ratković Aydemir was invited to share her experiences and knowledge in the field of development of attractions and cultural tourism destinations.
As a part of the "Meštrović's Mark in Croatia" project we visited Dalmatinska Zagora and recalled Meštrović's life and work.
The first workshop of mapping the heritage in Sežana was held in conjunction with the Krasn'Krš project of the Interreg Slovenia – Croatia programme.
The first workshop for the future ‘Museum of Bećarac’ was held in Pleternica
Dragana Lucija Ratković Aydemir talked with Tina Kovačiček about unique creative museums in Croatia.
At the beginning of September this year, the KRASn’Krš project began which is financed by the Interreg V-A Slovenia – Croatia programme.
Dragana Lucija Ratković Aydemir about cultural heritage as a powerful driver of economy.