Protection issues in selected European historic towns and their contemporary development
Dominika Kuśnierz-Krupa
The presented article is aimed at presenting a few selected examples of small European historic towns whose properly protected cultural heritage considerably contributes to their development in the 21 st century. issue protection and revalorisation Polish towns, particularly smaller ones, relevant nowadays. Historic seems be burden for local authorities residents because very often they are not aware how it could contribute multidirectional towns. inhabitants Western countries respect much more than Poles, as associate with idea sustainable development, “place specificity”, finally, an opportunity treating basis economic progress building new modern infrastructure. It worth drawing attention here, that denotes changing reality such way would optimally satisfy needs man, without violating future generations. testimony potential context borne by were able utilise past future. As one name here French (e.g. Auxerre, Provins,) or German Heppenheim, Lorsch).
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