The globally significant era of the Reformation and the development of early modern fortress architecture, although separated in time, belong to a shared historical epoch and influenced one another. These historical commonalities now form the basis of a cooperation agreement between the two cultural routes. The aim of the collaboration is to generate impulses for the cultural-touristic, social, and economic valorization of the heritage of the Reformation and fortress architecture. The cooperation partners are convinced that the existing points of intersection open up development opportunities and synergies for both cultural routes.

The cooperation agreement was “signed” during the virtual annual general meeting of the Route of Reformation on June 16.