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Budapest Memento Park Among Europe's Most Endangered Heritage Sites

• 14 Apr 2023 8:31 AM
• Hungary Matters

The European Commission has selected the Budapest Memento Park, the site of statues and monuments from Hungary’s Communist past, as one of Europe’s most endangered cultural heritage sites entitled to financial support.

Memento Park was included in the EC’s 7 Most Endangered Programme launched ten years ago as part of a civil society campaign aimed at protecting and promoting Europe’s cultural heritage.

The park will now receive a 10,000 euro conservation grant provided by Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute.

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