The "Danube Road - Dobrorigini, part I" project is in full swing and has reached its second organized cultural tour.
On July 2nd, the first cultural route was organized on the Cernavodă-Topalu-Capidava route. During this route, we discovered the interesting history of the city of Cernavodă together with museographer Olivia Rotaru, representative of the "Axiopolis" History Museum, and in Capidava we were joined by historian and researcher Răzvan Pop, who guided us through the special history of this fortress and provided us with valuable information about it.
On August 6, the second cultural route was organized on the Rasova-Lipnița route. We were happy to learn about the establishment of a new museum in the Rasova commune, and then we set off to some of the oldest churches in the Dobrogea area, the Strunga Monastery and the old wooden church in Satu Nou. On this route, we were joined by the tourist guide and doctor of history Răzvan-Raul Ivan, who introduced us to a series of cultural points on this route, such as the Sacidava Fortress, the Thieves' Cave, the Aliman Fossil Site, the century-old Cișmelelor Road on the territory of the Lipnița ATU.
Thus, the Youth Vision for Society Association continues its journey along the Danube, successfully creating new cultural routes through which history and hiking enthusiasts and more will discover a new part of Dobrogea.
On this occasion, we announce the organization of a temporary exhibition between August 12-15, through which we promote the cultural routes organized within the project. The exhibition is organized with the support of the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanța and the launch event will take place on Saturday, August 12, in the museum premises starting at 12:00.30. We will have as special guests the museum director, Aurel Mototolea, and the historian Cristian Cealera.
The project "Danube Road - Dobrogea, part I" aims to promote and capitalize on the Dobrogean cultural and natural heritage and will continue for the next two months, organizing two other cultural routes along the Danube.
Cultural project co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration.
The project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the project results may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the funding recipient.