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Published on 17 December 2019 - Updated 04 January 2021
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As 2019 has drawn to a close, Mission Val de Loire organised the 2nd session of the Loire Valley World Heritage regional meetings. These were aimed at shoring up the development of a common culture enabling the values of the World Heritage listing to be taken on board. 159 people in total attended the four meetings held across the UNESCO Site.
Between cultural outreach and spatial planning, the field visits were an opportunity to share the latest news about the initiatives to showcase Loire Valley heritage and landscapes in the context of the UNESCO Site Management Plan.
Participants took part in a walk over Les Noëls viaduct in Vineuil and discussed questions to do with eco-friendly travel and crossing the levee. In Mareau-aux-Prés, pride of place was given to Saint-Mesmin national nature reserve. In Saumur, the field visit focused on the revitalisation of the town’s heritage-steeped centre. Last but not least, at Chenonceaux, a little-known aspect of the village’s history helped to shed light on the new developments taking place in its streets.
After the field visits, participants were split into different workshops to find out and talk about a range of initiatives:
To end the day, participants were treated to a preview of the programme drawn up to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Loire Valley’s inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
At each meeting, the discussions continued afterwards around a buffet.
Bien reçu !
Nous vous répondrons prochainement.
L’équipe de la Mission Val de Loire.