Exploring the Roman Legacy: Creation of a theme region and cultural route along the Roman Danube Limes to empower the socio-economic development of shared European heritage

Programme 2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B Danube

Date of latest update: 2025-12-17

Description

Description (EN):

The Roman Danube Limes, spanning over a length of 2400 kilometres from Germany to the Black Sea, is a prominent and outstanding example of a transnational heritage connecting multiple European countries in a macro-region. Its Western segment (Germany, Austria, Slovakia) has already been inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage in 2021; its Eastern part (Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania) as well as the related Dacian Limes (Romania) are still on the Tentative List waiting for being incorporated in the huge transcontinental UNESCO World Heritage “Frontiers of the Roman Empire”. Thus, the Roman Danube Limes is a common European heritage that needs to be presented and promoted with joint efforts and following a common concept along its entire extent telling the story of the people that lived in the Danube Region 2000 years ago. It has not just been a border between the Roman Empire and the so-called Barbaricum, but also a pathway from West to the East and vice versa connecting the various Roman Danube provinces as well as the Germanic people and the Romans during peace times. Several EU projects dealt with the Roman heritage in the Danube Region and its preservation and valorisation for a sustainable culture tourism in the past. Different tools and strategies for its promotion have been developed in this context and first steps towards a future European Cultural Route following the ancient pathway along the Danube have been laid out. The present project brings together the relevant Interreg DTP projects (Living Danube Limes, Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes, Iron-Age-Danube, ARCHEODANUBE, ISTER, Transdanube Travel Stories) as well as the networks built up around them, and capitalises their best-of outcomes with the overall aim to create a Cultural Route embedded in a wider Theme Region and submit it for certification in the last phase of the project aiming to become certified Cultural Route of the Council of Europe. Dealing with the Roman heritage within a larger Theme Region opens the possibility to, on the one hand, be able to expand the Cultural Route in the future, if required, and on the other hand to also tell the story of the remote hinterland which supplied the Limes line and therefore is an important factor of the Roman story-telling. As a first and crucial step a network will be established providing a transnational platform for exchange and participation for all stakeholders dealing with the Roman heritage in the Danube Region (political stakeholders of various level, local/regional/national authorities, national UNESCO commissions, associations, archaeological sites and parks, museums, archaeologists and other researchers, tourism agencies and initiatives, cultural operators, other economical stakeholders etc.). A Scientific Board formed at the beginning of the project (partly already during its application phase) will accompany the process and support conceptualisation of the Cultural Route. A common interpretation and presentation framework for the whole Danube Region will be outlined and a joint branding strategy implemented to strengthen the coherence of the shared heritage. Existing information and tools will be gathered, and the gaps identified during this process will be closed. Various tools and formats for the presentation and promotion of Roman key sites along the route will be developed and installed (Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) 3D models, Roman theme trails for hikers or bikers, visibility measures, Roman events, physical promotion material, mobile app, website, etc.). All those actions taken, strategies outlined and tools implemented in the framework of the project aim at the overall target which is the creation of a Cultural Route along the Danube within a greater Theme Region and the submission of the same Route for certification to become a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe.

Expected Achievements (EN):

After the completion of SO1 a strong network of national and international experts and stakeholders fostering the presentation and promotion of the Roman heritage in the Danube Region will be established, building also on previous forerunner projects and their networks. The joint aim will be the common and transnationally coordinated presentation of the Roman Danube Limes (RDL) and its hinterland. Therefore, a joint branding and presentation framework including a well-concerted story-telling approach will be developed and implemented at all identified Cultural Route key sites and in the wider Theme Region. This strong network supported by a Scientific Board will be the foundation of the association managing the future Cultural Route (to be established in SO3). SO leader: UWK Project specific objective SO2 is to create various material for a manifold presentation & promotion of the Roman heritage in the Danube Region attracting different social target groups through different tools and methods. In this context, a two-fold approach is being followed: (1) the expansion of the digital presentation, (2) the conceptualisation and implementation of physical events and hands-on activities for a vivid experience of the shared heritage. With new technologies the ancient world can be virtually reconstructed creating a better imagination what the Roman life in the Danube Region looked like. In combination with special Roman events and hands-on approaches people cannot only see the Roman world, but also live it. All developed tools & concepts implemented in the Region feed into the presentation concept of the Theme Region and the Cultural Route in order to create a versatile experience for the local people, visitors, tourists and other interest groups. SO leader: BLFD Project specific objective SO3 is the final creation of the Cultural Route on and along the Roman Danube Limes (and secondary routes as the Dacian Limes supporting the narrative of the Roman history in the Danube Region), the preparation of the application dossier and its submission for certification to the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe (EPA) and resp. the European Institute of Cultural Routes (EICR) in the very last phase of the project. Certified Cultural Routes guarantee excellence in different fields (strong network maintaining the route, strong cooperation in research and development, implementation of innovative activities, cultural tourism and sustainable cultural development, enhancement of memory, history and European heritage, exchanges for young Europeans). Therefore, the implemented project activities all aim at satisfying those principles and therefore create an attractive and substantial programme for the Region. SO leader: AMZ

Project outputs: Joint branding strategy and visual identity of the Theme Region and Cultural Route(EN)
Strategy on the joint implementation and presentation of the Theme Region and Cultural Route(EN)
Virtual and augmented reality 3D models(EN)
Roman Trails(EN)
Event catalogue(EN)
Pilot actions: Roman events(EN)
Cultural Route Guide(EN)
Pilot action: Presentation and testing of the Cultural Route and Cultural Route Guide(EN)
Cultural Route along the Roman Danube Limes(EN)
Organisations cooperating in the framework of the Cultural Route(EN)

Thematic information

Cultural heritage and arts Tourism

Priority: (VI-B_D_3) Priority 3 - A more social Danube Region

Priority specific objective: RSO4.6. Enhancing the role of culture and sustainable tourism in economic development, social inclusion and social innovation

Priority policy objective (Interreg specific objective): PO4 A more social and inclusive Europe implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights

Type of intervention: 137 Support for self-employment and business start-ups

Partners (19)

Lead Partner: Universität für Weiterbildung Krems

Partner’s ID if not PIC: ATU53616207

Department: Department for Building and Environment / Center for Cultural Property Protection

Address: Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße, 3500 Krems, Austria

Department address: Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Straße, 3500 Krems, Austria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.donau-uni.ac.at

Total budget: EUR 487 842.97

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 390 274.37

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 97 568.60

Znanstveno raziskovalno središče Bistra Ptuj

Name: Znanstveno raziskovalno središče Bistra Ptuj

Partner’s ID if not PIC: SI55581218

Address: Slovenski trg, 2250 Ptuj, Slovenia

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Sectoral agency

Website: http://www.bistra.si

Total budget: EUR 150 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 120 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 30 000.00

Fakultet tehničkih nauka, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu

Name: Fakultet tehničkih nauka, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu

Department: Department of Architecture and Urban Planning

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 100724720

Address: Trg Dositeja Obradovića, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia

Department address: Trg Dositeja Obradovića, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.ftn.uns.ac.rs

Total budget: EUR 101 660.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 81 328.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 20 332.00

Institutul Național de Cercetare Dezvoltare in Turism Bucuresti

Name: Institutul Național de Cercetare Dezvoltare in Turism Bucuresti

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 12654670

Address: Strada Apolodor, 050741 Bucuresti, sector 5, Romania

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.incdt.ro

Total budget: EUR 100 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 80 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 20 000.00

Universitatea de Arhitectură și Urbanism „Ion Mincu“

Name: Universitatea de Arhitectură și Urbanism „Ion Mincu“

Department: Faculty of Architecture

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 4283996

Address: Str. Academiei, 010014 Bucharest, Romania

Department address: Str. Academiei, 010014 Bucharest, Romania

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.uauim.ro

Total budget: EUR 100 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 80 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 20 000.00

Muzeul Naţional de Istorie a Transilvaniei

Name: Muzeul Naţional de Istorie a Transilvaniei

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 4722536

Address: C. Daicoviciu, 400020 Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: https://mnit.ro/-/

Total budget: EUR 106 880.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 85 504.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 21 376.00

Paten Studio DOO

Name: Paten Studio DOO

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 03261468

Address: Buda Tomovića, 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro

Legal status: private

Organisation type: SME

Website: https://3dvirtualheritage.me/en

Total budget: EUR 127 750.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 102 200.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 25 550.00

Opština Žabljak

Name: Opština Žabljak

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 02018535 PIB

Address: Trg durmitorskih ratnika, 84220 Žabljak, Montenegro

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Local public authority

Website: http://zabljak.me/

Total budget: EUR 97 822.79

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 78 258.23

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 19 564.56

Nyugat-Pannon Terület- és Gazdaságfejlesztési Szolgáltató Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft.

Name: Nyugat-Pannon Terület- és Gazdaságfejlesztési Szolgáltató Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft.

Partner’s ID if not PIC: HU21464812

Address: Horváth Boldizsár, H-9700 Szombathely, Hungary

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Sectoral agency

Website: http://www.westpannon.hu

Total budget: EUR 180 168.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 144 134.40

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 36 033.60

Contractors:

Name: Szőllőssy Balázs ev.
VAT registration or tax identification number: 48345244-1-41

Kulturális Örökség Menedzserek Egyesülete

Name: Kulturális Örökség Menedzserek Egyesülete

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 18336872-1-42

Address: Ilka, 1143 Budapest, Hungary

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Interest groups including NGOs

Website: https://www.heritagemanager.hu

Total budget: EUR 140 886.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 112 708.80

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 28 177.20

Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu

Name: Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu

Partner’s ID if not PIC: HR 79157146686

Address: Nikole Šubića Zrinskog Square, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Other

Website: https://www.amz.hr/hr/arheoloski-muzej-u-zagrebu/

Total budget: EUR 214 616.14

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 171 692.91

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 42 923.23

Contractors:

Name: eGamer d.o.o.
VAT registration or tax identification number: 21578738729

Pokrajinski sekretarijat za regionalni razvoj, međuregionalnu saradnju i lokalnu samoupravu

Name: Pokrajinski sekretarijat za regionalni razvoj, međuregionalnu saradnju i lokalnu samoupravu

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 105702405

Address: Mihajla Pupina Boulevard, 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Regional public authority

Website: https://region.vojvodina.gov.rs/?lang=en

Total budget: EUR 60 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 48 000.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 12 000.00

Contractors:

Name: Attorney Branimir Blagojević
VAT registration or tax identification number: 111916664
Name: Danube Competence Center
VAT registration or tax identification number: 106584383

Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege

Name: Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege

Department: Department of Archaeological Heritage Conservation

Partner’s ID if not PIC: DE811335517

Address: Hofgraben, 80539 Munich, Germany

Department address: Hofgraben, 80539 Munich, Germany

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Regional public authority

Website: http://www.blfd.bayern.de

Total budget: EUR 355 740.66

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 284 592.52

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 71 148.14

Archeologický ústav Akademie věd ČR, Brno, v. v. i.

Name: Archeologický ústav Akademie věd ČR, Brno, v. v. i.

Partner’s ID if not PIC: CZ68081758

Address: Čechyňská, 60200 Brno, Czech Republic

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations

Website: http://www.arub.cz

Total budget: EUR 183 790.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 147 032.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 36 758.00

Община Белене

Name: Община Белене

Department: Socio-economic policy and financing programs

Partner’s ID if not PIC: BG000413579

Address: Bulgaria Str., 5930 Belene, Bulgaria

Department address: Bulgaria Str., 5930 Belene, Bulgaria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Local public authority

Website: http://www.belene.bg

Total budget: EUR 60 650.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 48 520.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 12 130.00

Българска асоциация за трансфер на технологии и иновации

Name: Българска асоциация за трансфер на технологии и иновации

Department: International Projects

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 176712293

Address: Slivnica Blvd., 9000 Varna, Bulgaria

Department address: Slivnica Blvd., 9000 Varna, Bulgaria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Interest groups including NGOs

Website: http://www.batti.eu

Total budget: EUR 111 240.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 88 992.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 22 248.00

АСОЦИАЦИЯ НА ДУНАВСКИТЕ ОБЩИНИ „ДУНАВ“

Name: АСОЦИАЦИЯ НА ДУНАВСКИТЕ ОБЩИНИ „ДУНАВ“

Partner’s ID if not PIC: 114107675

Address: Bulgaria Sq., 5930 Belene, Bulgaria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Interest groups including NGOs

Website: https://www.adodunav.org/en

Total budget: EUR 100 590.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 80 472.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 20 118.00

Archäologische Kulturpark Niederösterreich Betriebsges.m.b.H.

Name: Archäologische Kulturpark Niederösterreich Betriebsges.m.b.H.

Partner’s ID if not PIC: ATU 38875605

Address: Hauptstrasse, 2404 Petronell-Carnuntum, Austria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Other

Website: http://www.carnuntum.at

Total budget: EUR 86 080.00

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 68 864.00

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 17 216.00

Universalmuseum Joanneum GmbH

Name: Universalmuseum Joanneum GmbH

Department: Archaeology & Coin Cabinet

Partner’s ID if not PIC: ATU 56456579

Address: Mariahilferstraße , 8020 Graz, Austria

Department address: Eggenberger Allee, 8020 Graz, Austria

Legal status: public

Organisation type: Other

Website: https://www.museum-joanneum.at

Total budget: EUR 183 129.38

Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 146 503.50

Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%

Partner contribution: EUR 36 625.88

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Scientific Research Centre Bistra Ptuj

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Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad

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National Institute for Research and Development in Tourism

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"Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urban Planning

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National Museum for the History of Transylvania

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Paten Studio LLC

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Municipality of Žabljak

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Westpannon Regional and Economic Development Public Nonprofit Ltd.

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Association of Cultural Heritage Managers

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Archaeological Museum in Zagreb

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Provincial Secretariat for Regional Development, Interregional Cooperation and Local Self-Government

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Bavarian State Conservation Office

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Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno

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Belene Municipality

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Bulgarian Association for Transfer of Technology and Innovation

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ASSOCIATION OF DANUBE RIVER MUNICIPALITIES “DANUBE”

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Roman City Carnuntum/ Archaeological Park Carnuntum

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Universalmuseum Joanneum GmbH

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University for Continuing Education Krems

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Summary

Project name (EN): Exploring the Roman Legacy: Creation of a theme region and cultural route along the Roman Danube Limes to empower the socio-economic development of shared European heritage

Project acronym: ROMAN LEGACY

Project ID: DRP0300976

Project start date: 2025-04-01

Project end date: 2028-03-31

Project status: ongoing

Relevant linked projects:

Living Danube Limes (Interreg DTP) (EN) | Living Danube Limes is one of the four sister projects that ran in parallel in the last funding period of the Interreg Danube Transnational Programme scheme, which form the core of the new ROMAN LEGACY project, capitalizing its basic developments towards an established Cultural Route running along the Roman Danube Limes and spanning the whole Danube Region, from Germany to the Black Sea. Within the project geographical and historical data on Roman Danube Limes sites has been set up as database feeding into both a web and mobile application, which is one of the synergies ROMAN LEGACY intends to use. Basic guidelines for the thematic set-up and the successful positioning of a future Cultural Route along the Roman Danube Limes have been developed within the project and ROMAN LEGACY will build on those. The same holds true when it comes to the capitalization of the VR/AR reconstructions and the reconstructed Roman Danube ship “Danuvina Alacris”, which has successfully connected all countries bordering directly on the Danube with its 2,100 km “connecting cruise” in summer 2022. The ship was built as an investment, which is shared among the project partner countries until 2027. It will be available in Slovakia and Hungary in 2025, in Croatia and Serbia in 2026 and in Bulgaria and Romania in 2027, where it will be supporting project activities and events aimed at the general public, following the great success and interest of the connecting cruise in 2022.
UWK was the lead partner in this project and a number of project partner and ASPs of ROMAN LEGACY were also part of Living Danube Limes. (EN), Danube’s Archaeological e-Landscapes (Interreg DTP) (EN) | Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes is the second of the four sister projects within the Interreg DTP 2014-2020; its major goal was to make the archaeological heritage, especially archaeological landscapes of the Danube region, regionally, nationally and internationally more visible and thereby more attractive for its integration into sustainable cultural tourism. The partnership included museums, universities, and municipalities from ten countries in the Danube region. The backbone of this task were the major museums of the region, setting their focus also beyond their premises, i.e. in the most prominent archaeological landscapes of the Danube region. By involving state-of-the-art VR&AR technologies the museums, which are visited by mainstream tourists, encourage the visitors to experience the heritage in its original landscapes in their own and other partner countries.
The transnational strategy, standards, and action plan, developed in the project, will be the basis for the creation and re-evaluation of digital content and reconstructions, developed during the ROMAN LEGACY project. As individually set standards rarely create a broader impact, the partnership in Danube’s Archaeological eLandscapes decided on a transnational approach, which should not only add but rather multiply the individual effects; ROMAN LEGACY will firmly build on this successfully tested approach. Nevertheless, the partners also decided to create additional national recommendations and priority lists for the individual countries, due to the different developments in the countries of the Danube region. The strategies and standards form a set of two documents that present, promote, and evaluate the workflow for the creation of digital visualisations of archaeological heritage. These newly created systematic approaches will now be an important guide for SO2 in ROMAN LEGACY.
UMJ was the LP and several of PPs and ASPs within the ROMAN LEGACY project consortium were part of this project as well. (EN), ISTER (Interreg DTP) (EN) | The ISTER project is the third sister project in Interreg DTP; it was led by the National Museum for the History of Transylvania (partner of ROMAN LEGACY), focusing on discovering, protecting and promoting the Roman roads within the Danube region. The scope of this project was the integration of the Roman roads into a continuous, cross-regions route, using modern tools and technologies to enable the rediscovery and revitalization of Roman heritage along the Danube Region, thereby laying the basics for a certified Cultural Route along the Roman Danube Limes. The partners of ISTER will therefore bring the experience from the project, i.e. building a sound network of relevant stakeholders and promoting the Roman heritage in the region to the new project, especially when it comes to reach out to and include remote areas, ensuring a visibility of the said heritage in future decision making in terms of development and research. (EN), ARCHEODANUBE (Interreg DTP) (EN) | ARCHEODANUBE is the fourth sister project within the Interreg DTP funding programme that worked towards establishing the basics for Cultural Route along the Danube, focusing on and valorising the Roman heritage. The ROMAN LEGACY project will leverage the improved and intensified cooperation established by ARCHEODANUBE among the relevant actors in the Danube Region. This collaboration will aid in the preservation, support, and valorization of cultural heritage through archaeological parks, aligning with the goal of developing archaeotourism products. ROMAN LEGACY will benefit from and build on the concrete plans, trainings, tools for preservation and presentation, and small pilots developed by ARCHEODANUBE. These resources can be utilized to enhance the effectiveness of heritage sites management and support the implementation of new initiatives in tourism, particularly in the field of archaeotourism. The project will also utilize the experience and lessons learned from the ARCHEODANUBE project to inform its own strategies and approaches in promoting and preserving cultural heritage in the Danube Region. By building on the successes and challenges faced by ARCHEODANUBE, the ROMAN LEGACY project will tailor its interventions for optimal impact. SRC
Bistra Ptuj was the lead partner of ARCHEODANUBE and several partners and ASPs of the ROMAN LEGACY project were part of the consortium. (EN), Iron-Age-Danube (Interreg DTP) (EN) | ROMAN LEGACY works towards similar objectives as set up during the Iron-Age-Danube project, which focused on monumental archaeological landscapes of the Early Iron Age in the Danube region. Thus, ROMAN LEGACY will greatly benefit from insights and experiences gained in promoting and preserving prehistoric landscapes and cultural heritage, particularly the groundwork for the creation and certification of the Iron Age Danube Route, a Council of Europe Cultural Route. The process for the official certification of a Cultural Route has been successfully navigated by the Iron Age Danube project, and the project partners responsible for this big success are part of the consortium of ROMAN LEGACY as well (UMJ and AMZ). This synergy will facilitate the exchange of best practices and enable the envisioned Cultural Route to build upon the groundwork laid by the predecessor project. (EN), Transdanube Travel Stories (Interreg DTP) (EN) | The Interreg DTP project Transdanube Travel Stories created a network of tourist destinations engaged in the development of sustainable mobility in tourism, developed sustainable tourism products for the entire Danube region, defined definitions of standards/certification/common brand for the destination network that offers sustainable mobility possibilities along the Danube, and developed new/improved mobility offers at destinations and connecting them with sustainable mobility offers related to the Danube on a large scale. ROMAN LEGACY will be able to build on the extensive knowledge and expertise gathered in the project, transported and made accessible by i.a. the partner WestPannon. All the travel data collected in the framework of Transdanube Travel Stories is made available for the ROMAN LEGACY project which will be included in the Cultural Route Guide illustrating possible itineraries (with different means of transport ranging from bike to public transport, car and boat) between the individual Cultural Route sites. (EN), ARIADNEplus (Horizon 2020) (EN) | The ROMAN LEGACY project will build upon the success of the ARIADNE project, which focused on integrating the European Archaeological Repository. By utilizing the search engine developed during ARIADNE, which provides access to a wide range of archaeological data sets including unpublished reports, photos, maps, and databases, the new project will benefit from a comprehensive resource for archaeological information. This synergy will enable the project to tap into existing datasets and expand its knowledge base without duplicating efforts, brought into the project by partner AMZ and ARUB. (EN), "DANUrB – a regional network building through tourism and education to strengthen the Danube cultural identity and solidarity"
and the follow up project “DANUrB+ DANube Urban Brand + Building Regional and Local Resilience through the Valorisation of Danube’s Cultural Heritage" (both Interreg DTP) (EN) | Several partners and ASPs of ROMAN LEGACY worked within the consortium of both the DANUrB and the DANUrB+ projects.The DANUrB project provides an important database of research and analysis on important topics for the cohesion of and collaboration in the Danube Region: urbanised areas, education along the Danube, tourism and cultural potential (from historical to industrial heritage) and local identity. It also covers a wide range of stakeholders and policies able to support the joint branding of the Danube Region and with that the new Cultural Route. DANUrB+, as continuation of the DANUrB project, offers an even more complex database on the topics elaborated in DANUrB. The final research result of DANUrB+ was the Danube’s Urban Atlas: “Atlas of Hidden Values along Danube”. The future Roman Danube Limes Cultural Route will further disclose such hidden values, remote and unknown archaeological sites of the Roman Danube Limes and will put them in connection the existing cultural transnational context, strengthening the chain of heritage sites along the river Danube and building on both projects’ important lessons learned when it comes to valorising heritage for socio-economic development in remote areas. (EN), #RomanWineDanube (Interreg DRP - currently running) (EN) | The content of the ongoing Interreg Danube Region project #RomanWineDanube (of which SRC Bistra Ptuj is partner) focuses on supporting socio-economic development in the Danube Region through the development of cultural tourism and innovative inclusive destination management solutions, and thus aligns perfectly with the content of the ROMAN LEGACY project. Both projects focus on developing cultural tourism and creating new transnational touristic products, demonstrating a shared commitment to promoting cultural heritage and tourism in Europe. Both projects use innovative approaches and equally involve various stakeholders in their development, including vulnerable groups such as migrants (#RomanWineDanube), people with disabilities (ROMAN LEGACY) and young people. This reflects a common goal of promoting inclusive and sustainable growth in the region. Both projects make reference to key documents on cultural heritage preservation, indicating alignment with European guidelines and efforts for heritage conservation. Both projects aim to promote culture and tourism in the Danube Region, ensuring sustainable travel, creating a cultural identity, and establishing the Danube Cultural Route as a significant European tourist destination, demonstrating alignment with European guidelines for promoting sustainable tourism and cultural heritage development in the Danube Region. (EN), Enhancing the tourism development in the Central Danube cross-border region - CENTRAL DANUBE TOUR (EN) | The synergy between the previously implemented CENTRAL DANUBE TOUR project implemented in the framework of Interreg IPA CBC Croatia-Serbia Programme and the upcoming ROMAN LEGACY project presents a compelling opportunity to build upon existing successes and further enhance the cultural and tourism landscape of the Danube region. The CENTRAL DANUBE TOUR project, with its focus on training stakeholders, enhancing tourism services, and promoting joint tourist resources, has laid a strong foundation for sustainable tourism development in the region. By increasing awareness of attractions and fostering collaboration among stakeholders, it has set the stage for the next phase of development. Now, with the ROMAN LEGACY project, we have the opportunity to delve deeper into the rich historical heritage of the Danube region, particularly focusing on the Roman Danube Limes. Building upon the established network of stakeholders and tourism infrastructure developed through the CENTRAL DANUBE TOUR we can integrate Roman heritage sites and experiences into the existing tourism routes and offerings. Through collaboration with cultural tourism networks, heritage conservation organizations, and educational institutions, we can develop innovative digital tools that highlight the historical significance of the Roman Danube Limes. By engaging local communities and leveraging cross-border cooperation, we can ensure the preservation and sustainable management of Roman archaeological sites while promoting community involvement in tourism initiatives.
In essence, the synergy between the CENTRAL DANUBE TOUR and ROMAN LEGACY projects allows us to build upon past achievements, integrate new cultural experiences, and create a cohesive tourism offering that showcases the diverse heritage of the Danube region while driving sustainable development for the future. (EN), JTTB - Journey to the Beginnings (Creative Europe 2018-2019) (EN) | JTTB was a cross-sectoral project involving prehistoric cultural heritage sites and museums, contemporary arts and new technologies to rediscover and promote the prehistoric cultural heritage of the ancient civilisations that lived along the river Danube. This is a central approach that will be brought into the ROMAN LEGACY project, which has an important component of co-creation with local inhabitants.
The main goal of the project was to develop a new interpretive infrastructure for the involved prehistoric sites, their museums and archaeological parks by using cultural heritage as a source of inspiration for contemporary arts and new technologies. It examined new ways of heritage interpretation to help enhance public appreciation of prehistoric cultures in all their forms and diversity. Cross-sectoral collaboration was fostered between archaeologists, museum professionals, contemporary artists and IT experts, resulting in live performances and a complex Augmented and Virtual Reality application. The best-practice approaches from JTTB to this collaboration and expert to expert exchange will be fed into the ROMAN LEGACY approach.
The live performances celebrate the prehistoric cultural heritage taking the form of festivals at each site, and the application offers a sustainable interpretive infrastructure that improves the visitor experience.
JTTB took on the challenge to tear down the walls between modern and ancient civilizations and connect them with the participation of art and science bringing the audience closer both to archaeology, contemporary art and modern technology.
KÖME evaluated the entire cross-sectoral collaboration process and the project outcomes. The learned lessons will be useful for the ROMAN LEGACY project, especially in connecting sites along the Danube, in the creation of new interpretive infrastructure(s), developing new digital solutions and other unique presentation methods. (EN), e-documenta Pannonica (Interreg V-A Slovenia-Hungary) (EN) | The e-documenta Pannonica project addressed the lack of professional interpretation, misinterpretation, and misuse of data on the cultural heritage of the municipalities in the SIHU area. An interdisciplinary database was developed on the basis of authentic archaeological, ethnographic, cultural-historical and biographical data on the cultural heritage of the region. As with the ROMAN LEGACYproject, the main element of the project was to increase the availability, accessibility and visibility of heritage sites and professional data on the region's cultural heritage. The database created has made it possible to promote the small villages, expand the tourist offer and create new tourist content. The ROMAN LEGACY project will highly benefit from the experiences and lessons learned in the e-documenta Pannonica project. (EN), 3D VIRTUAL HERITAGE (EuropeAid/162457/ID/ACT/ME) (EN) | 3D VIRTUAL HERITAGE was a project funded and implemented within the Collaborative Grant Scheme for Innovative Project Ideas from 2020 to 2021. The overall outcome of the project was the enhancement of awareness regarding technology implementation for the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage monuments. Within the scope of the project state of the art 3D laser scanning and photogrammetry techniques were used, as well as information and communication technologies to capture, store and present cultural heritage monuments data. ROMAN LEGACY will build on all this experience gained in the project, as well as selected available data on the Roman heritage in the Danube Region. Within the project an easily accessible cultural heritage online data platform (www.3dvirtualheritage.me) was created, which serves as tool for the promotion of cultural heritage monuments and aims to increase the awareness of the significance of the cultural heritage for the sustainable development of countries, again vital topics for the ROMAN LEGACY project.
ROMAN LEGACY will have at its disposal all the expertise and outputs which were produced during the 3D VIRTUAL HERITAGE project implementation. The two projects are fully compatible and will create a synergy which will take advantage of the contemporary technology advancement and create digital tools which will contribute to the long-term goals of the European Union’s cultural heritage domain. By sharing knowledge and good practices between different countries we will be able to leverage on common experience and come up with the most effective strategies and tools which will actively involve cultural heritage institutions and increase their capacities. PatenStudio is the main partner linking both projects. (EN), Development and promotion of an integrated cultural heritage tourism product: Route “Roman frontier within the cross-border region Romania-Bulgaria” (Interreg V-A Romania-Bulgaria 2014-2020) (EN) | The project aimed at increasing the sustainable use of the common cultural heritage in the cross-border region through development and promotion of a joint tourist product in the field of cultural heritage. A preliminary study, development strategy, marketing strategy and set of promotional materials were the main outputs of the project. All the outputs could be used as a basis (data, promotion) for future tourism projects in the region. ADRM led the establishment of a bi-national cultural focusing on the Roman heritage connecting both countries along the river Danube. (EN)

Total budget/expenditure: EUR 2 948 845.94

Total EU funding (amount): EUR 2 359 076.73

Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 80.00%

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Deliverables:

Evaluation of national and transnational situation
Establishment of Scientific Board
Strategy paper on the common vision and function of the network
Network database
National networking and expert meetings
Collection and re-evaluation of existing data on the RDL as basis for the Cultural Route
Handbook on key elements of the Roman heritage and history in the Danube Region
Transnational expert meeting
Joint branding and branding strategy for Theme Region and Cultural Route
Strategy paper on the joint presentation framework for Theme Region and Cultural Route
Project kick-off
Project communication plan
Project branding materials and templates
Set-up of social media channels and official project website
Promotion and information material for the project
Data management plan
Content Management System (CMS)
Virtual and augmented reality 3D models
Content for website and mobile application
Website for the Cultural Route
Web-GIS
Mobile application for smartphones
Roman Trails
Catalogue of visibility measures
Event catalogue
Pilot Actions
National networking and expert meetings
Promotional video clips
Information videos
Tangible promotion material for different target groups
Publication for broad public interested in Roman heritage
Identity profile of the Cultural Route
Site selection, presentation concept per site and overall presentation concept
Information boards
Cultural Route Guide
Transnational expert meeting
Empowering/foundation of an association or federation of associations with legal status
Articles of Association
Sustainability and follow-up concept for the Cultural Route
Participation in Training Seminar for applicants and other EPA and EICR activities
Preparation of Certification Dossier
Digital presentation of the Cultural Route
Creation of information and promotional material for the Cultural Route
Media appearance
Image video for the Cultural Route
National events connected to the finalisation and opening of the Cultural Route
Participation in external events promoting the project results
Final conference
Final publication

Contribution to wider strategies and policies:

EUStrategyDanubeRegion With its overarching goal of developing a Cultural Route based on the shared Roman heritage along the Danube Limes the project contributes mainly to PA3 by establishing the Danube Region as transnational cultural travel route and fostering the integrated social and economic development through the valorisation of cultural heritage, with a special focus on remote areas. It contributes to A1 with the development of Roman Trails based on eco- and cultural tourism; A2 lies at the very core of the project, with the promotion of the Roman Danube Limes as Cultural Route and the support of the ongoing UNESCO World Heritage application initiatives, the interpretation framework that will be rolled out to the whole Danube Region and the organisation of public events to promote the regional and local Roman heritage and to particularly stress the socio-economic benefits to be had from valorisation of that heritage. The expert meetings throughout the project contribute to A3 as well as to A5. The VR/AR reconstruction models, which are available online, via a mobile application as well as on site and in exhibitions along the whole Danube Limes in the partner countries contribute to A5 as well. The whole project again contributes to A6, the promotion of cultural heritage in the Danube region with the development of a new Cultural Route, spanning the whole Danube region, the enhancement of visibility of less visited areas by including them firmly in the developed Theme Region and the chain of Roman sites along the Danube as well as the co-creative approach followed throughout the project which aims at current interpretation of the shared Roman heritage, closely linked with the Roman Danube Limes interpretation framework.
In addition, the project contributes to PA7 with the firm set up of the network structure around the Cultural Route, especially to A3, with the cooperations between universities, research institutions and SMEs as well as PA8, A1.
EuropeanGreenDeal The project contributes to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage along the Roman Danube Limes and the creation of a sustainable Cultural Route, aligning with the European Union's commitments to sustainable development and environmental protection. The involvement of local producers in the events during the project period as well as in the final implementation of the Cultural Route and the Roman Trails contribute to the “from farm to table” strategy.
TerritorialAgenda2030 The project contributes to the priority “Better balanced territorial development utilising Europe’s diversity” with highlighting the unique potential the shared Roman heritage holds, especially when it is linked to well-known sites that promote lesser-known sites and thereby reroute cultural tourism to areas that are lesser developed and suffer constraints when it comes to successful socio-economic development in the 21st century. Administrative and political stakeholders are part of the project’s target groups on local and regional level, thereby the project targets decision makers directly with the highlighted benefits of sustainable touristic development, valorisation and sustainable exploitation of cultural heritage.
With its general set-up and the transnational expert meetings for co-creation on peer-to-peer level, but also between branches (research, cultural heritage, tourism) and the developed cultural route spanning the whole Danube Region and bridging the individual countries, the project contributes also to the priority “Easier living and working across national borders”.
Other International Management Group World Heritage Site “Frontiers of the Roman Empire – The Danube Limes (Western Segment)”: Management Plan 2019 (trilateral)
The Danube Limes ICG (Germany, Austria, Slovakia) aims to promote international cooperation and exchange (see Management Plan from 2019, still being developed with Hungary). The development of joint projects such as ROMAN LEGACY with the participation of national site managers contributes to this. The objectives formulated for site management include: "increase public awareness of the archaeological and historical value of the component parts as", "encourage an improved accessibility of The Danube Limes", "support efforts that seek to enable local inhabitants to benefit from the economic advantages of tourism". The planned project modules and the establishment of the Cultural Route contribute to the aforementioned objectives.
Other Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The project contributes to SDG 11.4 with its focus on valorisation of cultural heritage and its contribution to the strengthening of (local) socio-economic development. With the fostering of that understanding the project contributes to the protection of the world’s cultural (and natural) heritage. In addition to that the projects aims at strengthening cross-border sustainable cultural tourism in the regions involved, contributes to SDGs 8 (inclusive and sustainable growth) and 12 (sustainable consumption and production). SDG 12 will be achieved in particular by involving local producers in the events during the project period as well as in the final implementation of the Cultural Route and the Roman Trails.
Other Tourism Development Strategy of the Czech Republic 2021-2030
The project contributes to priority area 4.2: innovative offers and experiences. It emphasizes the need to ensure adequate resources for preserving and restoring cultural heritage, including activities aimed at improving its interpretation. Potential should also be sought in revitalising cultural monuments, in the interconnection of tangible UNESCO sites with intangible ones, or in the involvement of monuments in tourism.
Measure: 2.1 Support for building and modernizing CZ infrastructure: In the area of marked tourist routes and trails, it is desirable that CZ responds to trends from abroad and strengthens or at least maintains the existing "passage" of the landscape. In connection with the certification of hiking trails, the adjustment of the Cultural Route will be supported.
Measure: 2.2 Preservation of the potential of cultural, technical, and natural heritage, cultural landscapes, and the use of cultural and creative industries in CZ: The measure focuses on support for the restoration and reconstruction of cultural, natural, and technical heritage. The measure will also include solutions for accessibility and interpretation of these sites, the implementation of educational and information activities, including the development of visitor management and infrastructure to guide visitor traffic.
The measure will support the innovative cultural and natural heritage interpretation approaches. Digitizing natural, cultural, and technical heritage is a challenge and a necessity that can not only help preserve or save the sites but also greatly assist in their interpretation and accessibility. Exploiting the potential and developing activities in border areas in connection with cross-border cooperation will be encouraged. The measure will also support the development of accessibility concepts for cultural, historical, and natural attractions and the management of visitor numbers at these attractions.
Other The Strategy of Development of Culture of the Republic of Serbia 2020-2029
This Strategy is the basic document of cultural policy of Serbia by which the directions of activity and the ways of implementing of cultural policy as a public policy in the area of culture are determined. The strategy regulates the planned and systematic manner in which the public interest in the area of culture is regulated and strategic priorities in the area of culture development are determined. The strategic orientation of Serbia towards culture is declared as one of the key determinants of society’s development, i.e. towards culture as one of the national priorities that contribute to harmonic development of Serbia’s society, the quality of life of its citizens and the enhancement of international relations.
Key points of the strategy for cultural development to which the project contributes are: (1) protection, evaluation and valorisation of cultural heritage as non-restorable and unique legacy and (2) the development of international cultural co-operation and creation of esteem of the Serbia and its cultural heritage in the world.
Since the project ROMAN LEGACY will contribute to the preservation of Serbia’s national cultural heritage in the Danube Region it is in full conformity and support of this strategy, especially with the three priorities defined in the strategy: (1) the development of human resources and infrastructure; (2) European integration and international co-operation; (3) encouraging the role of culture in the development of society. The priority of European integration and international co-operation demonstrates the potential of culture to contribute not only to the inner cohesion of society, but also to integrative processes as processes of establishment of trust and cooperation on international level, which means that the project has a direct impact on the strategic priorities of the Serbian cultural strategy.
Other National Tourism Development Strategy 2030 - Tourism 2.0 - Hungary
All activities of the project contribute to the National Tourism Development Strategy of Hungary, especially by strengthening the presentation of local values and heritage as part of a wider European heritage that connects the Danube Region.
The strategy stresses: (1) protection, development, improvement of accessibility of cultural heritage located in the territory of Hungary, (2) presentation of local values and heritage, (3) better integration of cultural heritage into the everyday life of communities for supporting their wellbeing and wealth, (4) socially and environmentally sustainable tourism development, (5) better positioning of tourism development areas, (6) development of the infrastructure of active tourism networks, (7) development of thematic networks, (8) development of integrated products and services for touristic areas, and (9) development of the central Danube Region as part of the Danube Region per se.
Other Romania's National Strategy for Tourism Development 2023-2035
The project contributes to Romania’s National Strategy for Tourism Development with several of its activities, since the strategy focuses on: (1) restoration and promotion of historical cultural heritage in economically less developed areas aiming at positive results in the development of local tourism, (2) improving the accessibility of tourist areas and improving the quality of the tourist infrastructure in the areas of the Danube Limes, (3) supporting innovative development in the private sector, interlinked with heritage and tourism, (4) increasing the quality of experiences and services in Danube destinations, (5) providing diversification and new tourism products, (6) promotional activities aimed at marketing authentic local products, (7) reducing unemployment by creating new jobs in disadvantaged Danube areas, (8) adapting and promoting the opening of cultural heritage objectives to public and tourist use (i.e. signs and signaling, information boards), (9)
supporting digitization and commercialization at the level of SMEs in tourism, and (10) development and adoption of visitor management plans in areas of historical cultural heritage.
Other PATJ Mehedinți (County Mehedinți Territorial Masterplan)
Among the many regional strategies and measures the project is aligned with the County Mehedinți Territorial Masterplan brings together several important touristic natural areas along the Danube, which are also rich in cultural heritage: Mehedinti Plateau National Geo-Park, National Park – Iron Gates; National Park Domogled - Valea Cernei. Among the cultural heritage important Roman archaeological sites and cultural heritage that belong to the Roman Danube Limes are to be listed: Dierna, Drobeta, Traian’s Bridge, Puținei, Hinova, Svinița. The ROMAN LEGACY project and the developed cultural route cover the territory of Mehedinți County and support the territorial masterplan. Currently the County of Mehedinți is updating its Territorial Masterplan, which means that once the future Cultural Route is defined, it can be directly included into the new territorial Masterplan of the Mehedinți County, which is an ASP in the project.
Other Tourismusstrategie Niederösterreich 2025 (Lower Austria Tourism Strategy 2025)
All parts of the project contribute to the Lower Austria 2025 tourism strategy, specifically to the following points: i) movement in the cultural landscape (Roman Trails), ii) individual discoveries of the historical past (focus on Roman history along the Danube, communication through 3D digital copies of Roman finds and the virtual reconstruction of sites), iii) establishment of the Cultural Route including the associated network of science, cultural heritage and slow and eco-friendly tourism, iv) strengthening of cohesion and collaboration with neighbouring countries in the (Danube) Region for the further and new development of products that highlight connectedness, keyword “joint branding and interpretation strategy”.
Other Strategy for the Development, Enhancement, and Innovation of the Route “Roman Frontier within the cross-border Region Romania-Bulgaria” as well as its marketing
The strategy was developed and elaborated in the framework of the project „Development and promotion of an integrated cultural heritage tourism product: Route “Roman frontier within the cross-border region Romania-Bulgaria” financed under the Interreg V-A Romania-Bulgaria 2014-2020 Programme, thus being a central part on which the ROMAN LEGACY project will build on. With doing so, the ROMAN LEGACY project will also strengthen the developed strategy and contribute to the following objectives: (1) development and improvement of the route as a cultural and historical tourist destination related to the Frontiers of the Roman Empire in general, (2) development and implementation of systems for joint innovative route management and improvement, and (3) transforming the route into a sustainable integrated cultural and historical innovative tourism product (within the larger framework of the Roman Danube Limes Cultural Route developed in this project).
Regarding the marketing strategy, the project will contribute to the following objectives: (1) develop the Roman heritage tourism product as a way to use and capitalize on the cultural resources of the cross-border region, (2) improve the use and capitalization of cultural heritage aimed at economic growth and community development in the region, and (3)
promote the tourist product "Roman frontier on the territory of the cross-border region Romania-Bulgaria".

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RCO 116 - Jointly developed solutions, Measurement unit:
RCO 084 - Pilot actions developed jointly and implemented in projects, Measurement unit:
RCO 083 - Strategies and action plans jointly developed, Measurement unit:
RCO 087 - Organisations cooperating across borders, Measurement unit:

Programme Common Result Indicator:

RCR 104 - Solutions taken up or up-scaled by organisations, Measurement unit:
RCR 079 - Joint strategies and action plans taken up by organisations, Measurement unit:

Programme Result Indicator:

ISI - Organisations with increased institutional capacity due to their participation in cooperation activities across the borders, Measurement unit: No. of organisations

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