The non-profit association Tutrakan - Nature and Tourism introduces itself with its broad programme of adventure offers. The small Bulgarian town of Tutrakan on the Danube is a real gem for adventurers and lovers of culture and nature and is often recommended as an insider tip.
The Danube Wood(s) Route aims to raise awareness of the importance of the forests in the Danube region as hubs of biodiversity and as suppliers of valuable natural resources, as well as the centuries-old cultural heritage of timber use, whilst particularly emphasising the importance of short regional supply chains as a link between the two. This is achieved in conjunction with, or through, sustainable, eco-friendly tourism.
How diverse is the nature along the Danube? What animals live on its banks, what plants characterise the landscape? And what did the Danube actually look like in the past? The Ulm Nature Museum, the Ulm Botanical Garden and BUND provide insights into the biodiversity and geology around the Danube.
Vote, share, discover: Follow the Bulgarian Danube through villages, wild nature, culture and local experiences. The national tourism cluster „Bulgarian Guide“ and the international initiatives Danube Ruralscapes and PlaceCRAFT invite you to vote for a treasure, share a Danube place and let a guide tell you its story.
In the Interreg project „Danube GeoTour Plus“, partners from nine countries bordering the Danube are working together on the sustainable and inclusive development of their regions for different target groups. The UNESCO Global Geopark Swabian Alb will present the current results and future goals of the project at the Danube Festival.
Healthy rivers need space - visitors can find out why this is the case at the LIFE RESTORE for MDD stand. The stand will show how 17 partners from five countries in the UNESCO Five Countries Biosphere Reserve Mura-Drava-Danube are working to restore alluvial forests and revitalise natural river dynamics through 29 measures.