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Tell me culture project "Tell me culture" is a Nordplus project (NPHZ-2024/10158). It aims to bring to light less known places and their cultural heritage and stories.

The collection consists of important cultural places in 4 countries: Latvia, Sweden, Finland and Estonia. Project partners:

SIA Valodu Mape (Latvia) - coordinator
B-Creative Association (Sweden)
Learning for Integration ry (Finland)
EE-MTÜ Selts Raeküla (Estonia).

02/07/2026
Stilness of Finland will discover you more than meets the eye.  and  invites you to plan your next holidays right in Fin...
08/06/2026

Stilness of Finland will discover you more than meets the eye. and invites you to plan your next holidays right in Finland. There is something in there. What? Come and see for yourself!
Content available in English and Finnish.

Tere!Feel the heartbeat of Pärnu! As a beatiful gift from our Estonian colleagues to their town on its anniversary. Summ...
08/06/2026

Tere!
Feel the heartbeat of Pärnu! As a beatiful gift from our Estonian colleagues to their town on its anniversary. Summer has begun, so it might be the perfect time to visit this Estonian coastal town.
Travel tips and resources available in both- Estonian and English languages.

Pälkäne and Luopioinen in Southern Finland boast history dating back to the 1400s. Here we introduce the Pälkäne Ruined ...
24/04/2026

Pälkäne and Luopioinen in Southern Finland boast history dating back to the 1400s. Here we introduce the Pälkäne Ruined Church, built in late 1400s, and travel back to some of the most defining moments in Finnish history, such as the Battle of Pälkäne.

Strenči. LV/ENG1️⃣ Ar prieku publicējam pirmo pilno kultūras izziņas materiālu par Strenčiem.Gladly publishing our first...
17/04/2026

Strenči. LV/ENG
1️⃣ Ar prieku publicējam pirmo pilno kultūras izziņas materiālu par Strenčiem.
Gladly publishing our first full culture explorer’s kit about Strenči!

📖short story/īsais stāsts
🔎Scavenger hunt/orientēšanās spēle
📮Disucussion postcard/ diskusiju pastkarte

Full content in Latvian and English.||Pilns saturs latviski un angliski.

Vai esi gatavs savam nogales piedzīvojumam Strenčos? Pildot uzdevumus, saglabā atbildes un foto, jo drīzumā izziņosm pārsteigumu aktīvākajiem kultūras pētniekiem!

🇱🇻 Strenči- the capital of the River Rafting.A quiet small town in Northern Latvia along the river Gauja. Famous for its...
14/04/2026

🇱🇻 Strenči- the capital of the River Rafting.

A quiet small town in Northern Latvia along the river Gauja. Famous for its annual River Rafting festival, old photo studios and mental health awareness as one of the most important AND most beautiful psychoneurogical hospitals in Latvia lays here. Today we introduce a short story about Strenči.

➡️ Coming up next: Interactive materials about Strenči.





❗️Spoiler Alert❗️ Coming out soon:📜 our Nordic-Baltic story collection, 📮 discussion postcards to connect older times wi...
23/03/2026

❗️Spoiler Alert❗️
Coming out soon:
📜 our Nordic-Baltic story collection,
📮 discussion postcards to connect older times with our days,
🔎 together with cultural scavenger hunt game.

Your pocket guide to learn more about Latvia, Estonia, Finlad and Sweden.
Suitable for kids, families, educators, travelers, explorers.


Tell me culture project

Valodu Mape
B-Creative Association
Kogukonnakeskus Raeküla Vanakool - community center Raeküla Vanakool
Learning for Integration ry

Happy birthday, Estonia! 🇪🇪Although Estonia’s official Independence Day (Eesti Vabariigi aastapäev) is celebrated on 24 ...
27/02/2026

Happy birthday, Estonia! 🇪🇪

Although Estonia’s official Independence Day (Eesti Vabariigi aastapäev) is celebrated on 24 February — the day when the declaration was formally issued in Tallinn — the first public proclamation actually happened in Pärnu a day earlier.

For this reason, Pärnu is celebrated locally as the birthplace of the Republic of Estonia and many events start there on 23 February with processions and ceremonies.

In Estonia, cultural education starts early — with singing. In nearly every preschool andkindergarten, children sing dai...
20/02/2026

In Estonia, cultural education starts early — with singing. In nearly every preschool and
kindergarten, children sing daily: simple folk songs, nature chants, even lullabies from centuries ago

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