ilway to sustainable tourism development Szentlörinc-Slatina-Našice

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The project builds upon the joint cultural heritage as a new and innovative tourist resource in the Hungarian-Croatian border area, by using the joint historical experience of the imperial railway from the 19th century that connected the towns of Slatina, Szentlőrinc and Našice as a common link for improving the tourism offer in the cross-border region. Beside the research of historical data about the railway, several joint cultural events will be organised. Improving the attractiveness of museums in the area by reconstructing the premises of museum in Slatina, including the memorial room of Milko Kelemen, a world-renowned Croatian composer, is one of the activities foreseen by the project partners.

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