Heritage in Motion - Europeana

This evening, the Estonian Maritime Museum was awarded the Heritage in Motion ‘Best Achievement Award’ for their digtal and audiovisual solutions in Fat Margaret permanent exhibition "Towering Tales of the Sea". 

In four category winners were also announced during the Heritage in Motion Award Ceremony, this year online and from Science Centre GeoFort in the historical New Dutch Waterline.

The winners of the Heritage in Motion Awards will be announced at the end of November 2020 during an online ceremony. 

These days it is more vital than ever to continue to engage with society, highlighting the importance of cultural heritage - local, regional or (inter)national - by providing digital access to the wealth of content on European history and culture. Modern technology plays an essential role in making it possible.

This evening, Norway's KulturIT was awarded the Heritage in Motion 'Best Achievement Award' and Winner in the category 'Website' for their website 'DigitaltMuseum.org'!

Three other category winners were also announced during the annual conference of the European Museum Academy, this year hosted by the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana.

The winners of the Heritage in Motion Awards will be announced in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday 20 September 2019, at the annual conference of the European Museum Academy.

Aarhus, Denmark, 22 september 2018:

Yesterday evening, Portugal’s M&A Digital was awarded for the Heritage in Motion ‘Best Achievement Award’ for their project ‘The Roman heritage: PO.RO.S – Museum Portugal Romano em Sicó’. 2 winners in other categories were also announced during the annual conference of the European Museum Academy, this year held at the Helsingør Theatre in Aarhus, Denmark.