9,308 sites from €26 excl. VAT: median authority 35, median traffic 570 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Culture and art websites cover museums, exhibitions, literature, music, cinema, design and local heritage, and they attract engaged, loyal readers. A backlink from this kind of publication can bring both authority and a relevant audience. Here is how to read the market, choose the right sites and plan a realistic budget.
Links from culture and arts publications carry strong topical context. Google reads them as a sign that your brand belongs in a creative, editorial environment, which helps galleries, ticketing services, online art shops, creative schools, publishers and lifestyle brands. Brands in neighbouring fields can also benefit when the article fits naturally, for example a travel and tourism company writing about heritage destinations.
The catalogue currently lists 9293 sites, and 99% of the links are dofollow, so most placements can pass authority. The breadth of the offer lets you target a niche, such as contemporary art, classical music or independent cinema, rather than settling for a generic blog.
The median authority score (DR, or DA when DR is missing) is 35, and 47% of sites reach 30 or more. By tier, 1979 sites sit at 0–19, 691 at 20–29, 834 at 30–39, 1153 at 40–59 and 343 at 60 or above. Median organic traffic is 900 visits per month, which is a useful benchmark: a cultural site with steady readership is often a better bet than one with a high score and no audience.
Prices include the article and are quoted excluding VAT. They start at 27 €, the median is 274 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at 1546 €. A sensible plan mixes a few mid-range placements with one or two premium ones. For a deeper look at valuation, see our guide to backlink prices in 2026, and to understand which scores matter, read the article on SEO metrics such as DR and Trust Flow.
Start with relevance: the site's subject, language and audience should match your offer. Then check authority, real organic traffic and the quality of recent articles. A good cultural publication has original texts, visible editorial standards and a natural mix of outbound links. Be wary of networks that publish on every topic at once; our article on spotting PBNs and link farms explains the warning signs.
Country matters too. If you target a specific market, browse the dedicated pages for France, Germany or the United States, where language and local readership are aligned. For a multi-market approach, the guide to international SEO and backlinks will help you balance your profile.
The most common error is forcing a commercial anchor into a cultural article. Write content that is genuinely useful, such as an exhibition guide, an artist profile or a trend analysis, and vary your anchor texts. Do not rely on a single placement either: a steady rhythm of links looks more natural, and a link-building subscription can spread the effort over several months. To compare formats before ordering, see our overview of sponsored articles.
Yes, 99% of the links in this category are dofollow, so they can pass authority to your page.
Prices start at 27 € including the article, excluding VAT. The median is 274 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at 1546 €.
The median is 35, and 47% of sites score 30 or more. Pick a level that fits your budget, but always check topical fit and real traffic, with a median of 900 visits per month.