Leeds 2023 will be a landmark year of culture for the city and region. Their ambitious and ground-breaking programme will transform people’s perceptions of Leeds, confirming it as an international centre of cultural activity and cementing its reputation as a cultural giant in the world.

A tripartite agreement has been signed by the Self-Government of Veszprém Municipal City, Veszprém-Balaton 2023 Jlc. and Veszprém Regional Court. The agreement facilitates the development of the Veszprém Dungeon Museum, the former Ruttner House, and the Castle Gardens area. 

In 2023 the city of Eleusis will host the title of the European Capital of Culture (ECoC), presenting a multifaceted programme entitled "Mysteries of Transition''.

Due to the effects of the coronavirus crisis, the European Commission has today proposed to give Rijeka (Croatia) and Galway (Ireland) the possibility to extend their year as 2020 European Capitals of Culture until 30 April 2021. The Commission also proposes to postpone the year in which Novi Sad (Serbia) is due to host a European Capital of Culture from 2021 to 2022 and the year in which Timisoara (Romania) and Elefsina (Greece) will hold the title from 2021 to 2023.

Se l’Inghilterra non fosse uscita dall’Unione europea, la città di Leeds sarebbe stata capitale europea della cultura insieme alla città ungherese di Veszprém. Ciononostante il lavoro fatto dalla città inglese continuerà e per il 2023 sta organizzando un ricco programma culturale attraverso il Leeds Culture Trust.