Why we created this project

The lack of habits, particularly among young people, to attend museum expositions is a major problem nowadays. The project seeks solutions by applying new methods to attract the attention of adolescents to the cultural heritage and its preservation.

The experience gained to date through the ongoing extracurricular activities in the historical and cultural aspect of various student groups, the use of volunteer work and interactive methods, gives reason to believe that success in this area is well thought out and measured. The introduction of new and richer information on cultural sites on social networks and the Internet, the free distribution of the catalog and media publications, as well as the offering of new photo exhibitions and 3D exhibitions, will also attract a part of the audience who is a supporter of the Internet and social media without any interest in the cultural heritage so far. In this way, an attempt is made to attract the attention of the maximum number of users. People with disabilities are in most cases deprived of information about cultural and historical sites in that volume that is accessible to everyone else. That is why we have put this target group in the focus of the project, providing them not only with an accessible environment, but also with the opportunity to directly touch the cultural heritage and to feel its impact. Taking into account the needs of the various target groups and their satisfaction, registering the problems in the cross-border area and making efficient use of its infrastructure, human and material resources is an approach that we have used in the development of the project. At the other side the project is focused on the problems relating with ensuring accessible tourism infrastructure in the cross-border region: low degree of implementation recreation and restoration projects, unaccusable ancient places and castles that could be integrated in the tourism and supporting its sustainability