European Commission Sets Out Next Chapter for European Capitals of Culture Beyond 2033
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The new framework simplifies the application process and allows groups of cities and cross-border partnerships to apply together, potentially bringing cultural tourism investment and visitor growth to more cities and regions. Data show visitor numbers in title cities rise by an average of 30-40%, with potential spillo…
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- European Commission Press CornerEuropean Commission Sets Out Next Chapter for European Capitals of Culture Beyond 2033
On 10 September 2026, the European Commission proposed a renewed framework for the European Capitals of Culture beyond 2033, aiming to simplify selection, strengthen long-term legacy and sustainability planning, and make it easier for groups of cities, including cross-border partnerships, to apply together. It will also strengthen citizen and youth participation and give greater weight to inclusive and sustainable urban development. Data show that capitals evaluated between 2013 and 2022 recorded 38.5 million audience attendances, with a typical capital delivering around 1,000 to 1,200 cultural activities in its title year, and visitor numbers in selected title cities rising by an average o…