Winners in Romania From the large number of submitted images, the Romanian jury made a short selection of 284 finalists and then selected… Posted on: October 31, 2011 By: admin
Winners in Denmark “Every country has a windmill under its top 10 – people love windmills“, one of our (of course, Dutch) team… Posted on: October 27, 2011 By: admin
Winners in Germany At Sunday evening the jury announced the winners of Wiki Loves Monuments in Germany, along with the 100 best images… Posted on: October 24, 2011 By: admin
Winners in Portugal João Martinho, with a photo of the Carmo Church in Lisbon was the Portuguese winner of Wiki Loves Monuments. The… Posted on: October 24, 2011 By: admin
New users win in Poland The Polish Wiki Loves Monuments jury gathered on Saturday, October 15, to decide about the results of the Polish edition… Posted on: October 19, 2011 By: admin
Winners in Sweden After a tough jury work, where more than 5000 pictures has been evaluated back and forth against each other, the… Posted on: October 18, 2011 By: admin
Wiki took Cologne! One day, 9000 monuments: no chance? The Cologne Wikipedia crowd and our sponsor Pausanio called Cologne citizens to action and… Posted on: September 25, 2011 By: admin
Special award for Pyrenees-Mediterranean Wiki Loves Monuments has a range of prizes at different levels: local, national or European. The Euroregion Pyrenees-Mediterranean proposes another different possibility:… Posted on: September 12, 2011 By: admin
Hippie Bug93 – one of the super participants It's been almost ten days since Wiki Loves Monuments started and we're about to reach 27,000 uploads. Germany, the first… Posted on: September 9, 2011 By: admin
Wiki takes the City There are monuments everywhere, and it is quite simple to participate! However, it is of course much more fun to… Posted on: September 8, 2011 By: admin