The 7 Most Endangered Programme aims to save Europe’s endangered heritage sites. It is run by Europa Nostra in partnership with the European Investment Bank Institute.
The 12 most endangered European heritage sites for 2022 are:
- Zogu Bridge, ALBANIA
- Récollets Convent, Nivelles, BELGIUM
- Doel Village and Cultural Landscape, BELGIUM
- Garden City La Butte Rouge, near Paris, FRANCE
- Historic Centre of Stolberg, GERMANY
- Neptune Baths, Băile Herculane, ROMANIA
- Orléans-Borbón Palace, near Cádiz, SPAIN
- Synagogue of Híjar/Church of St. Anthony, Híjar, SPAIN
- Industrial Area of Lövholmen, Stockholm, SWEDEN
- Crèvecoeur Fortress, Den Bosch, THE NETHERLANDS
- Sculptural Compositions of Buchach Town Hall, UKRAINE
- Sanguszko Palace, UKRAINE
Some information about the 7 Most Endangered Programme: “It raises awareness, prepares independent assessments and proposes recommendations for action. It also provides a grant of €10,000 per listed site to assist in implementing an agreed activity that will contribute to saving the threatened site. In most cases, the listing of an endangered site serves as a catalyst and incentive for the mobilisation of necessary public or private support, including funding.”
The final list of the 7 Most Endangered Programme 2022 will be unveiled in the spring of 2022.
Read the full press release on the Europa Nostra website and watch the video below: