League of Historical Cities

Etwa alle zwei Jahre findet in einer der Partnerstädte die internationale World Conference of Historical Cities statt:

1. Kyōto 1987: Historical Cities in the 21st Century – Tradition and Creativity –
2. Florenz 1988: Historical Cities in the Future of Mankind
3. Barcelona 1991: The Memories of and Futures of Cities
4. Kyōto 1994: In Quest of the Wisdom of Historical Cities
5. Xi’an 1996: Revival of Historical Cities
6. Krakau 1998: Heritage and Development of Historical Cities
7. Montpellier 2000: History of Value
8. Montreal 2003: Conserving and Developing – How? With whom? Why? –
9. Gyeongju 2005: Today and Tomorrow of the Historical Cities: Preservation and Restoration of the Historical Cities
10. Ballarat 2006: Sustainable Historical Cities: – Economics, Preservation and Visions for the Future –
11. Konya 2008: Living Cultural Heritage in Historical Cities
12. Nara 2010: Succession of Historical City with Creative Revitalization
13. Huế 2012: Defining Universal Heritage Challenges and Solutions
14. Yangzhou 2014: Historical Cities: Ancient Culture Integrated into Modern Civilization
15. Bad Ischl 2016: Smart, innovative, creative historical cities of the future
16. Bursa 2018: The Impact of Globalization on Culture and Way of Living
17. Kasan 2020: Historical and cultural heritage as the basis of national and regional identity
18. Andong 2022: Future-Oriented Historical City Based on Community
19. Ljubljana 2024

Deutschsprachige Mitgliedsstädte sind:

• Bad Ischl (Bürgermeisterin Ines Schiller sitzt im Vorstand der Städteliga)^[2]
• Köln
• Wien

• The League of Historical Cities

1. ↑ The League of Historical Cities Bulletin No. 89 (January 2023). Abgerufen am 10. November 2023. 
2. ↑ The League of Historical Cities, Principal Officers. Abgerufen am 10. November 2023.