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SO 4.1 - Culture and sustainable tourism
RELANDART
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Project specific objectives
Regenerating places through art, culture and community
RELANDART regenerates disaster-affected Adriatic landscapes through Land Art, storytelling and community-based cultural events, co-created with schools, citizens and municipalities.
Its main goals are to:
- Boost sustainable tourism in peripheral and disaster-affected areas
- Strengthen culture as a driver of inclusion, innovation and community cohesion
- Create new experiential routes that enhance local identities and intangible heritage
- Promote slow mobility and more sustainable ways of discovering places
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Project main outputs
Results that leave a mark, beyond borders
RELANDART turns collaboration into lasting impact. Through co-created pilot actions, participatory activities and Land Art installations, the project develops replicable ways to regenerate territories affected by extreme events.
Its legacy is captured in the RELANDART Playbook, a practical and flexible guide designed for schools, municipalities, cultural institutions and local organisations.
Workshops, educational activities, training and public events help extend these results across a wider Adriatic network, ensuring that the knowledge and methods developed by RELANDART can travel well beyond the project itself.
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About RELANDART
This cross-border initiative combines art, community participation and sustainable tourism to revitalise territories affected by natural disasters.
The main objective is to regenerate places affected by natural events, transforming them into spaces of memory and renewed cultural attractiveness.
This will be achieved through the creation of a European tourism route based on Land Art installations, interpretative paths and initiatives co-created with local communities. Key activities include: participatory mapping of local memory, creative workshops with citizens and local stakeholders, co-creation of sustainable Land Art installations and cultural events to promote regenerated territories.
In addition to the development of a cross-border cultural route, RELANDART will produce a methodological Playbook, providing tools and practices that can be replicated in other European territories.
The project represents an innovative model of territorial regeneration based on culture, participation and sustainable tourism, contributing to the enhancement of fragile landscapes affected by natural disasters.
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News & Events
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NEWS
12/10/2026Il paesaggio non è muto: two new community workshops at Cervia Natural Park
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28/09/2026RELANDART’s First Workshop in Cervia: a journey through memory and landscape
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18/09/2026Start date:22 Sep 2026End date:23 Sep 2026Ploče will host the second RELANDART Cross-Border Project Meeting
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14/09/2026Date:17 Sep 2026Il paesaggio non è muto - A Community Listening and Participation Journey