Wiki Loves Monuments

WLM stories: Sailko, the Record Photographer

If we were to write a book about the experience of Wiki Loves Monuments in Italy, one of the main…

In the past year, Wiki Loves Monuments teamed up with Wikivoyage, the free travel guide, to organize a page banner competition; bringing a…

As Wikipedians of Cologne, we are quite sensitive when it comes to the loss of cultural heritage. Almost nine years…

After another exciting year of Wiki Loves Monuments, the time has come that we share the winners of this year's…

We are thrilled to announce the 10 winning photos of Wiki Loves Monuments 2017 in Iran. These photos are selected…

Wikivoyage, a free travel guide everyone can edit, is one of Wikimedia sister projects. High-quality illustrations are central to a…

On September 1, Wikimedia volunteers around the world will start the 2017 edition of Wiki Loves Monuments. This is the…

In less than a week, more than 50 national competitions from countries and regions across the world take part…

In 2016, Wiki Loves Monuments (WLM) was a top ranking Wikimedia community initiative in terms of attention raised. In this post,…

We are proud to announce the 15 winning photographs of Wiki Loves Monuments 2016. More than 10,700 photographers participated this…