Anunciados los Ganadores de los European Heritage Awards 2020

Antes de la celebración del Día de Europa de este año (9 de mayo), la Comisión Europea y Europa Nostra se enorgullecen en anunciar a los ganadores 2020 de los Premios del Patrimonio Europeo / Premios Europa Nostra. El máximo honor de Europa en el campo del patrimonio recae en 21 logros ejemplares de 15 países europeos

2020 Award Winners

(listed alphabetically by country)

Category Conservation

– Rubens’ Garden Screen and Garden Pavilion, Antwerp, BELGIUM
– Hvar’s Arsenal, CROATIA
– Epitaphs of the University Church of Leipzig, GERMANY
– The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, HUNGARY
– Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio, L’Aquila, ITALY
– LocHal, Tilburg, THE NETHERLANDS
– Subterranean Caves and Wineries of El Cotarro, province of Burgos, SPAIN
– The Iron Bridge, Shropshire, UNITED KINGDOM

Category Research

– Tramontana Network III, FRANCE/ITALY/POLAND/PORTUGAL/SPAIN
– Turin Papyrus Online Platform (TPOP), ITALY
– Scanning for Syria, THE NETHERLANDS

Dedicated Service

– Mr. Don Duco, THE NETHERLANDS

Education, Training and Awareness-Raising

– Cross-border Collaboration for European Classical Music, CZECH REPUBLIC
– Arolsen Archives Online, GERMANY
– The Secret Life of a Palace, Gödöllő, HUNGARY
– Uccu Roma Informal Educational Foundation, HUNGARY
– Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away, POLAND/SPAIN
– The Ambulance for Monuments, ROMANIA

Europa Nostra Awards go to three remarkable heritage achievements from European countries not taking part in the EU Creative Europe programme.

Category Conservation
– Manor Farm of Bois de Chênes, SWITZERLAND

Category Dedicated Service
– Société de Lecture, Geneva, SWITZERLAND

Education, Training and Awareness-raising
– SARAT – Safeguarding Archaeological Assets of Turkey, TURKEY