Managing heritage between challenges and opportunities: Romea Strata at the Kernavė international conference
A two-day in Kernavė dedicated to the management and protection of cultural heritage. Among the speakers is Romea Strata, presenting on the role of Cultural Routes in community well-being.
24/09/2026
On October 8 and 9, 2026, Kernavė, Lithuania, will host the international conference “Heritage Management: Between Threats and Opportunities”, two days dedicated to the challenges and opportunities surrounding the protection, management, and enhancement of cultural heritage.
The conference will bring together experts and professionals from various countries and fields, providing a platform for discussion on topics ranging from UNESCO site management to cultural landscape protection, climate resilience, heritage emergency response, and new technologies applied to heritage knowledge and access.
Among the topics addressed will be Cultural Routes and their relationship with local communities.
Indeed, on Friday, October 9, at 10:20 AM, Viola Gaudiano, Project Developer for Romea Strata, will present: “Cultural Routes Potential Within Communities’ Well-being. Romea Strata Good Practices”.
The presentation will provide an opportunity to share Romea Strata‘s experience within an international context, highlighting best practices and reflecting on the potential of Cultural Routes to create value for the communities and territories they cross.
The conference will take place in Kernavė, Lithuania, concluding with an experiential visit to the local archaeological site and museum.
