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European Capitals of Culture 2026: Two Cities Outside the Major Tourist Circuits
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Located in the north of Europe, at the symbolic border between the urban world and the arctic immensity, the city of Oulu was designated the European Capital of Culture 2026; succeeding Chemnitz in Germany and Nova Gorica in Slovenia. Unknown to the general public, this Finnish city highlights its Nordic traditions and the culture of the Sámi people, while seeking to preserve a fragile environment and to frame a tourism which has become vital fo…
Europe opens in 2026 two new European Capitals of Culture with very different profiles, but a common goal, to use culture as an engine of sustainable transformation. Finnish Oulu and Slovak Trenčín will assume this year the title awarded by the European Union, joining a list of more than 70 cities that have starred in this program since its creation in 1985. Trenčín, in the west of Slovakia and near the border with the Czech Republic, is a city …
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