Access cultural heritage data from across Europe
The common European data space for cultural heritage stands as a flagship initiative of the European Union, aimed at speeding up the digital transformation within the cultural heritage sector. It includes advanced infrastructure, a lively community, and a range of products, frameworks, and tools designed to facilitate the open and reliable sharing of heritage data across Europe. This initiative empowers the sector by providing capacity-building opportunities and backing digital strategies for cultural heritage throughout Europe.
Developed based on the efforts of the Europeana Initiative, and working alongside 13 other data spaces, it plays a central role in Europe’s vision for a flourishing, data-driven society.
The consortium is lead by Europeana and consists of 19 partners from 9 European countries.
Enhancing Participation and Digital Culture: Europe’s Cultural Heritage Data Space
The cultural heritage data space boosts engagement with Europe’s cultural legacy and advocates for digital culture as a public asset. It provides access to top-tier data, with a focus on 3D content, and encourages individuals to repurpose it and discover new worth within it.
Interoperability with other data spaces will be a key feature of the cultural heritage data space, fostering standardized data exchanges, innovation, and exploration.
Follow the link below to learn more about the data spaces ecosystem and the common European Data space for cultural heritage.