Danube Transnational Survey Visitor Research

The Museum of Applied Art Budapest is coordinating a Danube Transnational Survey Visitor Research in the framework of the DTP3-748-2.2-ARTNOUVEAU2 – Strengthening the cultural identity of the Danube region project. The main goal is to promote the best-known and yet to be discovered masterpieces of Europe's built heritage and the museums that present them as effectively as possible. Thank you for dedicating 10-15 minutes to this and helping us with our work.

 

 

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