Cork by bike
On Saturday 7 May 2022, join a guided cycling tour of Cork City as part of the European Destination Napoleon Week.
On Saturday 7 May 2022, join a guided cycling tour of Cork City as part of the European Destination Napoleon Week.
Friday 1 April, Milan.
The first symbolic closing event of the bicentenary of Napoleon's death in Italy.
Information on the 2022 General Assembly of the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities (EFNC) - Destination Napoleon.
Check out the latest issue of the magazine from the Torres Vedras Historic Lines Route Association, a member of the European Federation of Napoleonic Cities since 2018. Available in English and Portuguese, you'll find advice for your stay in the region, as well as interviews, including one with Manuel Lacerda from the Ministry of Culture.
As part of his visit to Liège, Charles Bonaparte, president of FECN-Destination Napoleon, visited the exhibition «Napoleon: Beyond the Myth». Covering nearly 3,000 m², it is the largest exhibition in Belgium marking the bicentenary of Napoleon’s death. Charles Bonaparte was able to discover
On 20 October, the Royal Palace of Mafra (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) hosted the commemoration of the National Day of the Lines of Torres Vedras. The commemoration began with a welcome address by the mayor of Mafra, Hélder Sousa Silva, followed by the Wellington Honour awards ceremony, introduced by José
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Until 28 November 2021, to mark the bicentenary of Napoleon Bonaparte’s death, come and discover the exhibition «Empire Fashion in the Countryside» at the Palais du Roi de Rome – Rambouillet Museum of Art and History, run by Rambouillet Town Council. This exhibition showcases historical Empire-style costumes designed by
Concert performance: Sainte-Hélène, la légende Napoléonienne Saturday 9 October 2021 at 8:45pm, at La Lanterne cultural centre in Rambouillet Running time: 1? hours With Sainte-Hélène, Les Lunaisiens open up a page of history in song. On 5 May 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte died. It was the end of the extraordinary saga of a little corporal who was to become Emperor of the French.
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The Battle of Jena and Auerstedt in 1806 was more than just one of the many military conflicts of its time. It also triggered a period of profound uncertainty and brought about cultural and political change. Meanwhile, in Jena, the great German philosopher Hegel wrote his first major work, the «Phenomenology of Spirit». Witness
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