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This list contains places that were selected as European Capitals of Culture by the Council of the European Union and that are depicted on glasses of this collection.
European Cities of Culture
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1987
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|  Amsterdam (NL)
1988
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| West-Berlin (D)
1989
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| Paris (F)
1990
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| Glasgow (UK)
1993
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| Antwerpen (B)
1994
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| Lisboa (P)
1995
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| Luxembourg (L)
1996
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| København (DK)
1998
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| Stockholm (S)
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European Capitals of Culture
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1999
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| Weimar (D)
2000
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| Avignon (F)
Bruxelles/Brussel/Brüssel (B)
Kraków (PL)
Prague (CZ)
Santiago de Compostela (E)
2001
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| Rotterdam (NL)
2002
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| Brugge (B)
2003
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| Graz (A)
2007
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| Luxembourg (L)
Sibiu (RO)
2009
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| Linz (A)
2010
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| Essen (D)
Pécs (H)
2012
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| Maribor (SLO)
2013
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| Košice (SK)
Marseille (F)
2015
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| Plzeň (CZ)
2016
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| Donostia / SanSebastián (E)
Wrocław (PL)
2020
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| Rijeka (HR)
2022
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| Нови Сад (Novi Sad) (SRB)
2023
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| Timișoara (RO)
2024
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| Bad Ischl (A)
2025
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| Chemnitz (D)
Gorizia (I) & Nova Gorica (SLO)
2026
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| Trenčín (SK)
2027
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| Liepāja (LV)
2028
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| České Budějovice (CZ)
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Capital_of_Culture]