Young people are particularly sensitive and easily susceptible to external influences and manipulations that press them into everyday life - electronic media and social networks, political and other aggressive messages. In order to overcome this pressure and develop, young people need to acquire knowledge and skills that enable them to make their own decisions based on personal beliefs and a value system. This is only possible when they raise their awareness and develop a tolerant attitude to different cultures. Through the methods of non-formal education, participants in this project will have the opportunity to acquire exactly these skills for building European citizenship and tolerance, as well as recognizing European values. At the heart of this project proposal is the understanding of the three participating organizations that Europe's cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, is a common wealth and heritage of previous generations of Europeans and our heritage for those who will come after us. Our organization sees culture and cultural heritage as an important element in safeguarding European values and overcoming the problems and doubts that have arisen since Brexit. In creating this project proposal, we have been guided by the principle that young people are the future and therefore must be a conduit for the ideals, principles and values that underpin Europe's cultural heritage, making them a common source of historical memory, understanding, identity, dialogue, cohesion and creativity for Europe. Cultural heritage is of great value to European society from a cultural, environmental, social and economic point of view. It has great capacity to foster social cohesion and integration by creating jobs and promoting a shared understanding and sense of community.