Each year, one or more European cities are designated European Capital of Culture and in this context, the so-called “welcome villages” are set up. They are designed to welcome and engage visitors throughout the year. These “villages” are inserted within the city and consist of buildings, parks, squares, and temporary structures set up to host events and happenings. This article aims to reflect on the current meaning of the term “village,” drawing parallels with the term's original definition and the villages created for the European Capitals of Culture.

Living the European Capitals of Culture: welcome village / Nascig, Elisabetta. - (2025), pp. 268-271.

Living the European Capitals of Culture: welcome village

Elisabetta Nascig
2025-01-01

Abstract

Each year, one or more European cities are designated European Capital of Culture and in this context, the so-called “welcome villages” are set up. They are designed to welcome and engage visitors throughout the year. These “villages” are inserted within the city and consist of buildings, parks, squares, and temporary structures set up to host events and happenings. This article aims to reflect on the current meaning of the term “village,” drawing parallels with the term's original definition and the villages created for the European Capitals of Culture.
2025
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