On 28 January 2021, the Ministry of Regional Development and Transport of Saxony-Anhalt hosted the third meeting of the regional stakeholder group of the MOMAr project. In addition to providing updates about the latest developments within the INTERREG MOMAr project, the hosts arranged for enough room to exchange about activities and measures that were taken […]
A roll-up exhibition featuring the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe was developed by order of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It introduces all 25 European Cultural Routes that are crossing Germany and presents their specific characteristics. Under the lead of the European Centre for Culture and Information in Thuringia all Cultural Routes […]
We would like to thank all the participants of our interactive TRANSROMANICA Advent Calendar on Facebook once again for sharing their time, creativity and wonderful art pieces with us. Of course, the results deserve to be presented even though our Advent Calendar is already closed. Therefore, we have prepared a little picture gallery featuring all […]
An online work meeting aiming at coming to a joint definition of Cultural Tourism for the purposes of the IMPACTOUR project took place on 12 January 2021. The project partners came together to discuss the most suitable definition of Cultural Tourism on the basis of previously collected literature findings, own expertise and experience within the […]
2020 is a year of challenges and risk – and it is a year of adaption and experimentation. Facing the circumstances brought by the COVID-19 health crisis, the organizers of the AR&PA Iberian Biennial of Cultural Heritage – the Junta de Castilla y León – dared the leap of transforming the long established meeting point […]
The brand-new edition of the TRANSROMANICA Desk Calendar featuring the theme “Romanesque Sculpture” is now available.
On 20 November 2o20, the second IMPACTOUR webinar for stakeholders from the field of cultural tourism took place as a web conference. 46 participants from various regions all over Europe came together to share their experience on how the Covid-19 pandemic affected cultural tourism.
The European Romanesque Center and the Institute of Art History and Archeologies of Europe at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg are kindly inviting you to the following lecture with speaker Dr. Holger Grönwald and the title “Wachtenburg Castle. A Project Presentation”.
“Heritage Further Than Tourism” was the title of the second interregional meeting of the MOMAr project which took place as a web conference from 11 to 13 November 2020. MOMAr project partners as well as stakeholders from the different partner regions exchanged good practices in cultural heritage management across Europe. The presentations also provided an […]
On Tuesday, 27 October 2020, the first online meeting of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe took place in order to work on the manifest „Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe: Suitable Drivers for the Definition of post Covid-19 strategies“. Following the initiative of the Destination Napoleon and Via Francigena and upon […]