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Prehistoric Rock Art Trails held its annual Assembly in Coa Valley

Prehistoric Rock Art Trails held its annual Assembly in Coa Valley

The International Association of Prehistoric Rock Art Trails held its annual Assembly in the Côa Valley. This event, co-organised by the Côa Parque Foundation and the technical management unit of the association, coincided with the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the declaration of the rock art of the Côa Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage list. This entity manages the Cultural Itinerary of the Council of Europe PRAT CARP which brings together the main destinations of visitable rock art in Europe with a total of 47 partners from 9 European countries. The conference was held on 30 November and 1 December. The first event was “Climate Change and World […]

Participamos en la edición de ITB Berlín con Rutas Culturales de España

Los itinerarios culturales Caminos de Caminos de Arte Rupestre Prehistórico, Ruta Vía de la Plata, Camino del Cid, Rutas del Emperador Carlos V y Caminos de Pasión participan del 7 al 9 de marzo en una nueva edición de la Feria Internacional de Turismo de Berlín ITB bajo el denominador común de `Rutas Culturales de España´, propuesta que aglutina la oferta de estos cinco grandes recorridos. Con un mostrador propio ubicado en el stand de Turespaña, Rutas Culturales de España dará a conocer a intermediarios turísticos, medios de comunicación y profesionales del sector, los atractivos turísticos y culturales de las cinco rutas que la componen y que ofrece experiencias únicas […]

TECHNICIANS AND POLITICAL ADMINISTRATORS FROM FINLAND, PORTUGAL, FRANCE AND SPAIN EXCHANGE EXPERIENCES IN THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT AND TOURIST USE OF EUROPEAN PREHISTORIC ART

TECHNICIANS AND POLITICAL ADMINISTRATORS FROM FINLAND, PORTUGAL, FRANCE AND SPAIN EXCHANGE EXPERIENCES IN THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT AND TOURIST USE OF EUROPEAN PREHISTORIC ART

The seminar ‘Rock Art on the Water’, held by the Finnish cities of Laukaa and Mikkeli, served to transfer expert knowledge about the future management of the large rock art sites in the region of the great lakes (Saraavesi and Saimaa) in Finland. Finnish rock art is one of the best-kept secrets of European cultural heritage. Since the late 1960s, after the different sites began to be discovered, mainly on the shores of lakes in the centre and south of the country, they gradually began to be studied at the turn of the century. In the absence of a research tradition, with mostly local publications and little institutional awareness of […]