This time we organized an event in Salamanca, and visited some monuments that we missed in the previously held Make Heritage Fun events.
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Somya discovers how Orchha and its culture really bridges heritage and society through her Make Heritage Fun activity there.
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Our #makeheritagefun event was based at Finchale Priory in Durham, United Kingdom, an often overlooked heritage gem. This 13th century priory was home to eight …