Jorge Contreras Ubric

Ecomuseums promote sustainable tourism practices by supporting local craftspeople, producers, and businesses. They can contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals while providing educational opportunities for visitors of all ages. Want to know more about European Ecomuseums? Visit some of our good practices selection at…[Read more]

Attention all heritage enthusiasts! Did you know that participation in the management of our shared heritage is crucial to its preservation and sustainability? And one of the best ways to participate is joining an ecomuseum!

Ecomuseums are unique institutions that focus on the natural and cultural heritage of a specific region or community. They…[Read more]

Ecomuseums are more than just museums – they’re a way of life! These institutions are deeply rooted in the local communities they serve, and they’re dedicated to preserving the cultural and environmental heritage of the region. From traditional crafts and trades to ecological conservation efforts, these institutions offer a unique and immersive e…[Read more]

The living history of Ecomuseums.
Unlike traditional museums that display artifacts behind glass cases, ecomuseums are living and breathing communities that invite visitors to immerse themselves in the local way of life. Whether it’s baking bread, tending to livestock, or weaving textiles, visitors can participate in the daily activities of the…[Read more]