Wiki Loves Monuments

Wiki Loves Monuments’ footprint

We have been organizing Wiki Loves Monuments for three years in a row now, and recently Erik Zachte published some…

We've changed some things for simpler, more beautiful discovery of the world's largest photo contest. It's still a work in…

Wiki Loves Monuments has been certified as the largest photo competition in the world.
— Guinness Book of World Records

The contest has been finished for a while, but we know that many of our followed still would like to…

The winning pictures tour of Wiki Loves Monuments 2012 arrived to Panama on March 5th, 2013. The Technological University of Panama…

10 very diverse images have been selected as the Colombian nominees for the international Wiki Loves Monuments 2012 finale. But…

Andorra was the smallest country participating in the 2012 Wiki Loves Monuments competition, but that doesn't mean that there are…

In the past year, we've often had the question "why are you doing this?". Many people outside the Wikimedia movement…

We are happy to announce that the results of the public vote for the GLAM category prize organised by Europeana on…

In our original announcement about the winning pictures of the 2012 competition that was also posted on the official blog…