Roman roads in the Mediterranean region (Voies romaines en Méditerranée)
Countries: Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, TunisiaBorder(s): France-Spain-Andorra, France-Italy-Monaco, Portugal-Spain,
European programme(s):
Interreg IIIB - Western Mediterranean
Topic(s):
- Culture
- Cross-border maritime cooperation
- Tourism
Lead partner: Association Régionale Via Domitia Languedoc-Roussillon
This project brings together within a single transnational network those with reponsibility for projects aimed at preserving and developing the legacy of the Roman roads of the Mediterranean region, which are more than 2000 years old.
Project goals
Faced with a number of threats and the lack of any agreed programme of actions at the moment, the project for "Les Voies Romaines en Méditerranée" aims to make the preservation and promotion of this heritage more coherent and effective, by defining a joint plan for making aware and mobilising both populations and public authorities.
Target group(s)
Bodies with responsibility for projects aimed at preserving and promoting the Roman roads in the Mediterranean regionLocal and/or tourist population; Public authorities
Project activities
- Creation of a network of bodies with responsibility for projects
- Development of a strong identity with the creation of a shared logo
- Development of a shared website
- Support for the development of visitor centres
- International promotion of the Roman roads aimed at the general public, children, and school students
- Organisation of events at noteworthy locations, including festivals and cultural and educational activities
Project duration
Since 1998
EU funding
Interreg IIC: 1 400 000 € - Interreg IIIB: 2 000 000 €