The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 is upon us, so let's take a moment to recall that it isn't only about the music. Over its 67 years of history, the contest has delivered a vibrant legacy in visual design in the form of the annual Eurovision logo.
Ever since 1956, each host broadcaster has had to come up with a new logo design. Sometimes the Eurovision logo has featured national symbols and landmarks, sometimes it's had a more metaphorical meaning. And sometimes they just didn't make much of an effort. Below we look back at some of the highlights in an entirely subjective round up the best and worst Eurovision logos yet (we asked Graham Norton to do it, but he was busy. For more inspiration, see our pick of the best band logos).
