The untold stories and official histories of World War I
Archaeological treasures
Inspiring art, artists and stories
Clothing, accessories and designs
Industrial heritage and working lives
From antiquity to the early print era
Maps, globes, charts and more
Migration stories to, from and within Europe
Recordings, sheet music, instruments and more
Drawings, specimens, images and documents
Explore our collection of newspapers
Inspiring images and the history of photography
Sporting heritage and culture
Take a virtual journey through Europe from the comfort of your home
Discover fascinating stories from industrial and labour-related heritage
Discover stories of science and scientists
Discover notable women and their work throughout history
Learn about self-taught botanist and rose-specialist, François Crépin, and his studies on ‘the queen of flowers’.
Join on a travel outward from Byzantium’s epicentre in Constantinople to emergent sites in Ravenna, Crete and Mount Athos.
W dniu 9 maja 1950 r., podczas gdy na świecie trwała zimna wojna, deklaracja Roberta Schumana położyła podwaliny pod budowę wspólnej Europy.
Discover how Christopher Columbus's journeys greatly influenced Europe's eating habits.
Family films, documentaries and news reports about holidaying and travel across Europe
Explore this gallery of paintings, drawings and photography of mountains and highlands across Europe.
Dublin, capital city of Ireland, is situated between mountains and the sea. Explore this beautiful city through photographs and paintings.
Paintings, photographs and artworks depicting Stockholm, the capital city of Sweden, its architecture, landscapes and island archipelago
The impact of tourism, and the way forward towards environmental, social and economic harmony.
In the 19th century innovations in raised type made written words accessible to visually impaired readers.
Swedish photographer documented changes in Hälsingland's rich cultural and natural heritage
Learn about literary forgeries in 18th century poetry celebrating Celtic cultures in Scotland and Wales
