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Val de Loire patrimoine mondial

Val de Loire patrimoine mondial

Un podcast au fil de l'eau pour découvrir le Val de Loire, un paysage culturel, évolutif et vivant, inscrit sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco depuis le 30 novembre 2000.

Le Val de Loire, de Sully-sur-Loire (45) à Chalonnes-sur-Loire (49), est inscrit sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco depuis le 30 novembre 2000. Cette reconnaissance internationale consacre un paysage culturel exceptionnel le long d'un fleuve. Le Val de Loire témoigne des interactions entre les hommes et leur environnement, sur deux mille ans d'histoire. Il est remarquable pour la qualité de son patrimoine architectural, ses villes historiques et pour ses châteaux de renommée mondiale. Ce paysage illustre également l'influence des idéaux de la Renaissance et du siècle des Lumières sur la pensée et la création en Europe occidentale.

Discussions au fil de l'eau (1/8) - La programmation culturelle en bords de Loire aux Pont-de-Cé

Discussions au fil de l'eau (1/8) - La programmation culturelle en bords de Loire aux Pont-de-Cé

Publié le mardi 07 juillet 2020 à 10:18 par Mission Val de Loire patrimoine mondial

Durée : 25:02

Tags : culture, interview, loire

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Rencontre avec Boris Poulain, programmateur culturel des guinguettes d'Angers et des Ponts-de-Cé, et Claire Mpondo Sadey, directrice du Tourisme et du Patrimoine aux Ponts-de-Cé. Avec eux, nous évoquons les possibilités de programmation culturels en bords de Loire.

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