Project partners and invited stakeholders met for a study visit to cultural heritage sites in Extremadura on 12-14 December. Visits included two Roman-era archaological sites and a Unesco-recognized monastery complex. In addition to touring monuments, participants heard from experts on topics related to cultural heritage management and the relationships between heritage sites and regional development policy.
The agenda and some images from the visits can be viewed in the library section .
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