Galleries
Explore this selection of openly-licensed 3D heritage models from across Europe!
Explore more 3D heritage models from across Europe! Building on the first Twin it! campaign, this gallery features high-quality models of buildings, sites, and objects chosen by European Union Member States and guest countries for their cultural significa…
These images are for a Visual Association Chain, a collaborative speaking game in which students connect forest ecosystem cards by identifying shared elements such as climate, tree type, wildlife, or human impact. They justify each link using structured …
This gallery contains research material relating to the blog of the same name. It includes images of corals, their cultural significance and their uses in art and culture. Browse the ‘Stories’ section on Europeana to find the blog!
Explore this selection of 3D items relating to film and camera technology. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Explore this selection of 3D items relating to food and drink. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Explore this selection of 3D models of historical buildings and landmarks. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Explore this selection of 3D archaeological artefacts. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Explore this selection of 3D models of sculptures and statues. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Explore this selection of 3D digital reconstructions of a number of cities across Europe. All items are openly licensed and can be freely reused.
Midsummer is celebrated each June across Europe, marking the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.
Yachting on Lake Balaton was sparked in 1866 by a press rumour that Empress Elisabeth of Austria would spend part of the summer in Balatonfüred. This attracted the attention of Hungarian aristocrats, who brought boats to the lake. As a result, the Balaton…
Imagine a six-metre figure dressed in a traditional costume, swaying and spinning to the beat of drums through narrow medieval streets. In Catalonia, these towering puppets - known as gegants - have been a cornerstone of public celebrations for more than …
Art Nouveau posters from the famous art movement. The latter half of the 19th century saw an increase in print media and advertising. Explore more in our exhibition Art Nouveau - A Universal Style.
Women’s physical activity underwent significant changes in 20th-century Hungary. During the socialist era, limited, health-oriented physical activities—such as dancing and hiking—were replaced by mass sports and competitive sports. After the fall of commu…
This gallery brings historical European sources about solar and lunar eclipses from the 19th and 20th centuries. Through paintings, photographs, scientific instructions, astronomical maps and newspaper images, students can explore how eclipses were observ…
Architecture and designs by the Catalan architect and designer from Spain.
Explore this gallery of drawings and paintings by French Impressionist artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
From a leisurely cycle through the countryside to fast-paced races, cycling is a pan-European hobby, sport and means of transport. Feel the wind in your hair, race your friends down the street, or escape down the countryside with these images of bikes and…
The history of dolls goes back thousands of years. In ancient times, dolls were made from wood, clay, and fabric. In the Middle Ages, they were simple rag or wooden dolls. In the 18th–19th centuries, porcelain dolls became popular, often with elegant clot…
Tourism posters from the 1920s and 1930s, characterised by the Art Deco style, with romantic yet minimalist visual elements and simple, striking compositions.
This is a collection that supports slow looking with Europeana’s digital collections for wellbeing, reflection, and emotional engagement in the classroom. Educators can engage in hands-on activities that will help their learners notice, interpret, and con…
Fast food: it's not good for our health, but very tasty. Here are some photographs of fast-food culture from around Europe.
Depictions of laughter from art, science and more!