Italia-Croatia

Introduction

The ADRIJOROUTES project was created to enhance and expand the ADRIJO platform, the Adriatic Ports Cultural Network, developed as part of the completed REMEMBER project (https://programming14-20.italy-croatia.eu/web/remember) to preserve and promote the cultural and maritime heritage of eight Italian and Croatian ports: Ancona, Ravenna, Venice, Trieste, Rijeka, Zadar, Split, and Dubrovnik, creating a cultural bridge between the two shores of the Adriatic.

The name ADRIJO itself is a fusion of the Italian word "Adriatico" and the Croatian word "Jadransko," symbolizing the shared identity of these regions.

Cross-Border strategy for resilient maritime cultural destinations

In this section, you will find some information about Work Package 1 key objectives aimed at enhancing cross-border cooperation in the sustainable management of passenger flows at Italian and Croatian ports.

Port cultural routes

In this section, you will delve into Work Package 2, focused on developing Port Cultural Routes that leverage Adriatic IT-HR port heritage to create sustainable and innovative cultural experiences. Our goal is to foster dynamic tourist ecosystems that promote social integration between ports and their local communities.

Video Adrijoroutes

In this section, you’ll find videos documenting the progress and activities of the Adrijoroutes project, updated every six months. These videos highlight our efforts to promote sustainable, inclusive tourism along the Adriatic IT-HR coast, showcasing innovative digital tools and cultural routes that connect Italian and Croatian ports.

Watch as we share the journey of enhancing local heritage, fostering community engagement, and reshaping Adriatic IT-HR tourism for the future.

Communication Materials

In this section, you can explore a collection of our printed materials, including brochures and other resources that provide detailed insights into the project. These materials highlight our mission to promote sustainable tourism and cultural heritage along the Adriatic IT-HR coast, offering valuable information on the Adrijoroutes project and its impact on local communities.