General subject of TRANSROMANICA is to reinforce sustainable regional development and promote spatial cohesion through cultural tourism on the basis of common European heritage of the Romanesque. At the end of the 10th century, for the first time, regions in Europe developed a common style in arts and architecture: the Romanesque. Architects, artists and craftsmen travelled all over the continent and spread this style. Similarities thereby developed help us today to build bridges with our new neighbours within the growing Europe, to recognize our common cultural roots and to cooperate and to join together.