Showing posts with label Gmuend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gmuend. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 December 2012

DMB: New Publication

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Gmuend walled town used on cover

December 2012 “The Nineteenth Century ‘Golden Age’ of Cultural Tourism” Chapter 1 in Smith M. & Richards G.(eds) The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Tourism Routledge NOTE final draft available from dnembruce@btinternet.com, contains a case study about the walled town of San Giminignano – full Handbook from link above 420 pages, price £120
Every publication listed on the DMB Walled Towns Publications page can be made available FREE on request to dnembruce@btinternet.com or david.bruce@uwe.ac.uk. Most have extensive references and bibliographies for further research


Saturday, 29 September 2012

Derry for 2013 EWT Walled Towns Symposium

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EWT President Joe Spiteri with Erika Schuster and Heidimarie Penke, Vice-Mayor of Gmuend hand the flag to Councillor Brenda Hughes and Derdre Harte .of Derry in Northern Ireland, UK City of Culture 2013.
At Gmuend in Austria this month, the city of Derry set the date for (October 23rd 2013) and introduced the 2013 EWT Symposium.

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Joe Spiteri, new President at Austrian General Meeting

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Joe Spiteri with Mayors of Radstadt and Gmuend at the final dinner of the Meeting
Congratulations to Jo Spiteri, Vice-Mayor of Valletta (on the left) on your election as the new President of European Walled Towns for Friendship and Co-operation. With the election over, all EWT members and associates look forward to the fresh approach of the Maltese Presidency and Secretariat and to working closely with Jo, his team at Valletta and Victor Sladden, longtime adviser to Valletta from the Maltese Government Service. 

Saturday, 22 September 2012

Gmuend in Carinthia - General Meeting

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The General Meeting successfully introduced us to the three walled towns that controlled the alpine passes for the medieval Archbishops of Salzburg Gmuend itself trading on its position at the Southern end of the Tauern Pass, Friesach controlling the more Eastern route and Radstadt, closer to Salzburg controlling the alternatives. Further report to follow.
Gmuend from the old Castle


Friesach fountain

Radstadt walls with breaks in
the pattern showing different ages


Thursday, 28 June 2012

New EWT Newsletter

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June2012 EWT Newsletter is now published on the EWT website.
Contents includes 
  • ·       a message from Peter van Roosmalen, President,(2)
    · An article introducing the Friends of York's Walls (3)
    · A note about the recently launched ENCLOSE European project (7)
    · An article on Woudrichen by Dr Frank Petter (8)
    · The full programme for the Annual Symposium in Gmuend in Kaernten, Austria September 2012 (10)
    · Future events include an Executive meeting in Cap de Pera Mallorca in spring 2013 and the 2013 Symposium and AGM in Derry/Londonderry later in the year.

The important news, announced in his Message, is that Peter van Roosmalen is resigning as President after the next AGM (in September at Gmuend). Nominations are to be submitted by the end of June. It is thought that two or three candidates will emerge. Voting by Member Towns will only be in person by a representative actually present at the AGM.