The Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe Programme sees a remarkable growth in the number of new network members each year. 

In 2022, 84 new institutional members joined the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe networks through the 3 new “Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe” 2022, the Historic Cafés Route, the European Fairy Tale Route and the Women Writers Route. heir detailed network members information is now available through the Cultural Routes DATABASE which has been updated accordingly and may be accessed here.

Up-to-date database information for the rest of the 48 Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe will be made available during the coming months.

Database network members include national, local, and regional authorities, museums and heritage sites, cultural institutions and NGOs, tourism stakeholders, universities and research centres, SMEs, route headquarters, represented within the networks across the member States of the Council of Europe and beyond. 

The Cultural Routes Database filters data by cross-searching information according to Cultural Routes, countries, and network member categories.  

The Cultural Routes Programme continues to garner interest and pursues its efforts to reach new audiences and to expand its visibility to promote knowledge and understanding of our shared European cultural identity.