The Law on the Protection of Immovable Cultural Heritage in Lithuania focuses on preserving and transmitting the nation’s immovable cultural heritage. It establishes legal foundations for accounting, safeguarding, and maintaining cultural assets. The law covers definitions, protection regulations, and classifications of immovable cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of preservation and authenticity. It outlines state administration structures, involvement of municipalities, and roles of various entities in shaping national policies. The law details procedures for recognizing and protecting cultural heritage objects, emphasizing research significance. Specific safeguarding regimes, rights, and duties of managers, and regulations for transactions and protection agreements are addressed. The document stresses the integration of cultural heritage into territorial planning and public awareness through educational programs and tourism. The final provisions cover financing, reimbursement, compensation for damage, and legal liability for violations, providing a comprehensive framework for the protection, management, and dissemination of knowledge about immovable cultural heritage in Lithuania.
