THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE MUSEUM PRIZE
The Council of Europe Museum Prize is awarded to a museum that has contributed significantly to upholding human rights and democratic citizenship, to broadening knowledge and understanding of contemporary societal issues, and to bridging cultures by encouraging inter-cultural dialogue or overcoming social and political borders. The Prize aims to highlight Europe’s diverse cultural heritage and the interplay between local and European identities.
2023: The Workers Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
The
Workers Museum, 2023 Winner of the Council of Europe Museum
Prize
Assembly hall: The main assembly hall is the heart of the Workers' Assembly building from 1879 and is now completely renovated. (c) The Workers Museum / Photo by Søren Hytting
For more information: EMYA2023 Winners Brochure
2022: Nano Nagle Place, Cork, Ireland
Nano
Nagle Place, 2022 Winner of the Council of Europe Museum Prize
2021: GULAG History Museum Moscow, Russia
2020: National Museum of Secret Surveillance "House of Leaves" Triana, Albania
2019: Museum of Communication
Bern,
Switzerland
2018: War Childhood Museum
Sarajevo,
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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2017: Caribbean Centre of Expressions and Memory
of the Slave Trade and Slavery
Guadeloupe (France)
2016: The European Solidarity
Centre
Gdańsk, Poland
2015: MUCEM
Marseille, France
2014: Baksı
Müzesi
Bayburt, Turkey
2013: Museum of Liverpool
Liverpool,
United-Kingdom
2012:
Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum
Cologne, Germany
2010:
Portimão Museum
Algarve, Portugal
2009: Zeeuws Museum
Middelburg,
Netherlands
2008: Svalbard Museum
Longyearbyen,
Norway
2007: International Museum of the
Reformation
Geneva, Switzerland
2006: Churchill Museum
London, United
Kingdom
2005: Museum of Byzantine
Culture
Thessaloniki, Greece
2004: Museum of Health Care
Edirne,
Turkey
2003: Latenium
Hauterive, Switzerland
2002:
Buddenbrookhaus
Lübeck, Germany
2001:
Helsinki Theatre Museum
Helsinki, Finland
2000:
In Flanders Fields
Ieper/Ypres, Belgium
1999 : Palais des beaux Arts
Lille,
France
1998:
Museum Centre on Strelka
Krasnoyarsk, Russia
1997: Children's Museum, Tropical
Museum
Amsterdam, Netherlands
1996: MAK-Austrian Museum of Applied
Arts
Vienna, Austria
1995: House of History of the Federal
Republic of Germany
Bonn, Germany
1994: Provincial Museum of
Lapland
Rovaniemi, Finland
1993:
Kobarid Museum
Kobarid, Slovenia
1993: Archaeological Museum of
Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
1992: Argenta Marsh Museum
Argenta,
Italy
1991: German Salt Museum
Lüneburg,
Germany
1990: Manuel da Maia Museum of
Water
Lisbon, Portugal
1989: Jewish Historical
Museum
Amsterdam, Netherlands
1988: The Bavarian National
Museum
Munich, Germany
1988: Museum of the Convent of Descalzas
Reales
Madrid, Spain
1987:
Heimatmuseum-Neukölln Museum
Berlin, Germany
1984: Living Museum of the Canal du
Centre
Thieu, Belgium
1984: The Boat Museum
Ellesmere Port,
United Kingdom
1983: Joanneum - The Provincial Museum of
Styria
Graz, Austria
1982: Åland Museum
Mariehamn, Finland
1981:
Music Museum
Stockholm, Sweden
1980: Monaghan County
Museum
Monaghan, Ireland
1979: Municipal Museum
Rüsselsheim,
Germany
1978: Bryggens Museum
Bergen, Norway
1977: Joan Miró Foundation
Barcelona,
Spain
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http://assembly.coe.int/Museum/PrixMuseeCE/PrizeWinners.asp