Regenerating Danubian villages
11/06/2026, Redazione
Preserving local identity by strengthening sustainable rural transformation is the ambition of Danube Ruralscapes project, co-funded by the Interreg programme. The project supports village groups in six countries in the Danube region through heritage-based, climate-responsive, and community-driven rural development.
Here you can find a series of photos representing the Danube Ruralscapes project that we covered here.
1_Ivan Patzhaichin Museum_Mani Gutău_Ivan Patzaichin Mila 23 Association
A reflection of the close relationship between water, memory, mobility, and community life in the Danube Delta. Photo credit: Mani Gutău / Ivan Patzaichin Mila 23 Association
2_Danube Delta_Desislava Mincheva
Travel by boat through the Danube Delta. Photo credit: Desislava Mincheva-Yordanova / NTC BG Guide, Danube Ruralscapes
3_Visina_Alexandru Tone
Traditional architecture in Vișina (Romania), part of the rural landscape identity of the Danube Delta region. Photo credit: Alexandru Tone / OAR, Danube Ruralscapes
5_Bianca Folescu_Visina_Alexandru Tone
During a field visit in Vișina exploring cultural identity of rural settlements. Photo credit: Alexandru Tone / OAR, Danube Ruralscapes
8_Wachau_Desislava Mincheva
Wachau Region, an example of a shared territorial identity. Photo credit: Desislava Mincheva-Yordanova / NTC BG Guide, Danube Ruralscapes
11_Study Trip 2_Wachau Region_Desislava Mincheva
A transnational study trip in Wachau region (Austria). Photo credit: Desislava Mincheva-Yordanova / NTC BG Guide, Danube Ruralscapes
13_Visina_Group Photo_Alexandru Tone
Project partners during a field visit in Vișina (Romania). Photo credit: Alexandru Tone / OAR, Danube Ruralscapes
17_Museo Ivan Patziachin
The Ivan Patzaichin Museum in Mila 23, a village in Tulcea County (Romania). Photo credit: Marco Ranocchiari
18_Teodor Frolu museo Mila 23
Teodor Frolu telling the history of the museum Ivan Patzaichin. Photo credit: Marco Ranocchiari
This photo gallery was produced as part of the EuSEE project, co-funded by the European Union. However, the views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the granting authority, and the European Union cannot be held responsible for them.
