The ARCHEODANUBE project promotes valorisation and preservation of cultural heritage in archaeological parks in addition to boosting archeotourism through an integrated concept – tourism, archaeological heritage and urban development. In fact, the focus of the project in our area is placed precisely on the element of cultural heritage called kažun, an indispensable element of cultural heritage of southern Istria.

The Roman Site Apulum was declared an area of national interest, respectively an area of archaeological priority, a regime that is established on a territory that includes archaeological sites whose archaeological research, protection, and enhancement is of exceptional importance for national history and culture. The development and the urban evolution of Alba Iulia through the rise and expansion of the real estate investments implicitly determined the increase of the rescue excavations in the city, that is, of the urban archaeology.

Through the Archeodanube project, the Municipality of Centar Sarajevo has started research on one of the most important archaeological sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, to establish an archaeological park in the future.

The General Directorate of Architecture, Urbanism and Land Relations of the Chișinău City Hall became the new project partner from Moldova starting 1st of January 2022. In just one year, the project team from Chișinău has managed to implement the planned activities and achieve the set objectives.

Through the project ArcheoDanube in Ptuj we created the umbrella product brand of the Archaeological Park Poetovio, together with an expert group and various stakeholders. By creating this product brand, we managed to unite the Roman cultural heritage under one roof. Together, we have built the bridge to the past.

The tourism indicators of Vas County in Hungary are good in national terms, although obviously they are lower than those of the capital, Budapest, and the more popular and attractive Lake Balaton. But the county's two large, nationally and internationally renowned spas Bük and Sárvár, as well as a few larger and many smaller attractions, offer visitors great opportunities for relaxation, immersion, and discovery.

Starý Plzenec is the cradle of the royal city of Pilsen. The heart of the city definitely is the Castle of Old Pilsen (the Castle). Joining the ArcheoDanube Programme gave us an exceptional opportunity to transform this heritage into an archaeological park. By creating the Local Archeo Plan (LAP) the first step to the archaeological park was taken. The Castle needs to be reminded live and in interpretation and presentation without losing its specific character and genius loci. In cooperation with archaeologists, historians, tourism, marketing and media experts, the city deputies and regional authorities and NGOs the main priorities were defined. The meetings of this local stakeholder group were very valuable.

Communication with modern cultural product users certainly is not an easy task, as it demands that museums adapt and modify their communication policies to the higher expectations of their audiences. The correlation between heritage presentation and the new digital technologies constructing the digital world is growing stronger. To be relevant to the time in which they exist, museums should tell stories and create contents that is interesting, exciting and easily accessible.

Appreciating the main idea of Archeodanube project , the pilot project in the Museum of Srem is totally dedicated to putting the right information on the cultural heritage of Sirmium to everyone.

A pilot action is an activity that is only meant to last for a short period of time. Its purpose is to test out ideas, concepts, methods, or products before committing to a longer-term implementation plan. A smaller-scale version of a larger project is referred to as a "pilot project."