The Romanian parish in Ulm promotes Romania's heritage at the Danube Festivaltranslated

The Romanian Orthodox Parish "Saints Peter and Paul" in Ulm promotes the touristic and cultural heritage of Romania at the Danube Festival, held between July 3-12 in the German cities of Ulm and Neu-Ulm.

The members of the parish community are present at the Romanian stand alongside the staff of the Consulate General of Romania in Stuttgart.

Visitors are presented with information about the touristic and cultural heritage of Romania, with an emphasis on the Danube Delta and other regions of the country.

Tourist materials, information for organizing a trip to Romania and details about local possibilities for learning Romanian as a foreign language are also available at the stand.

The Romanian community, presented in Ulm On the first day of the festival, the Romanian stand was visited by Martin Ansbacher, the mayor of the city of Ulm, together with an official delegation.

On this occasion, the members of the parish presented the activity of the Romanian Orthodox community and the projects carried out for Romanians in the region.

The International Danube Festival brings together, once every two years, communities and representatives of the Danube countries. The program includes music events, dance,…