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New nature
Reflecting the close relationship between Romanians and nature that promotes sustainable economic growth and scientific innovation, the theme will also explore the country’s rich culture and history.
What to expect
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Ambassadors of New Nature
The pavilion will have three New Nature ambassadors whose remarkable pieces of work in fields like art, economy and science highlight the close and deep connection between humans and the natural world.
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New Artist about New Nature
A video, made by Mircea Cantor, will show a white-tailed eagle attacking a drone mid-flight – an expressive visual representation of the force of nature over humans’ continuous attempts to control and rule the environment.
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e-Learning and workshop area
The first floor of the pavilion will host a dedicated education and innovation area, where both children and adults will be connected to concise and relevant information about the natural habitat, and emerging technologies developed in Romania.
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Digital confessional
The digital confessional will enable visitors to see themselves and the tracks that they leave on the internet.
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Romanian Water Bar and cuisine experience
Romania has huge mineral water resources gathered in approximately 2,000 springs that hold around 60% of Europe’s mineral water resources. Visitors can taste and compare different types of mineral water found in various areas of the Carpathian mountains.
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Did you know?Romania’s Danube Delta is the second largest and best preserved in Europe. Formed over more than 10,000 years, it is the final destination for around 67 million tons of alluvia and sediment – the bulk of ten Great Pyramids – washed from the Alps and deposited every year. The Danube river flows for 1,788 miles from its springs in Germany to the Black Sea. Just before reaching the sea, it forms the Danube Delta – 2,200 square miles of rivers, canals, marshes, tree-fringed lakes and reed islands.
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