Following the presentation of Slovakia and Germany, we have opened a new exhibition at the Danube Gallery as part of the Hello! Danube exhibition, this time focusing on the Romanian section of the river. The photography exhibition Danube Delta – UNESCO Heritage presents the work of photographer Florin Andreescu and introduces visitors to the unique landscape of the Danube Delta.

According to the Romanian Ambassador to Slovakia, Călin Fabian, Florin Andreescu’s photographs focus not only on the landscape itself. They also capture the “unique, ever-changing light of the delta”, its profound silence and its vibrant life. Through photography, the exhibition reminds us why the Danube Delta is such a precious UNESCO heritage site and why it is so important to protect it.

The new exhibition at the Danube Gallery continues the journey along one of Europe’s most important rivers. This time, it takes visitors all the way to its fascinating end – to a landscape where the Danube branches into thousands of waterways before finally meeting the Black Sea.

The exhibition was prepared by BIBIANA in cooperation with the Embassy of Romania in Slovakia and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Prague. It aims not only to showcase the natural beauty of Romania, but also to invite visitors to discover more about the countries connected by the Danube.

The broader Hello! Danube project also includes the international art competition Stories Along the Danube, open to children from the Danube countries. Their task is to illustrate a selected local legend or traditional tale. BIBIANA also hopes that information about the competition will reach Romanian schools and that children there will take part by sharing their own stories about the Danube.

We would like to thank our partners for their cooperation:

Embassy of Romania in Slovakia
Romanian Cultural Institute in Prague

**The Danube Delta Comes to Life Through Photography: BIBIANA Presents Romania’s UNESCO Heritage**

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