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The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm Mediterranean. Come and travel through it without hesitation, and the holiday of your dreams will become reality.
Multicultural and hospitable, this is an area where wide-ranging diversities have come together to form a happy union. Istria's crystal clear sea, clean shores and ports, its lively fishing boats and teeming narrow stone streets exude the true charm of the Mediterranean. Small, picturesque medieval towns perched on the peaks of its hills emanate the peace and gentleness of landscapes that irresistibly evoke the most beautiful parts of Tuscany or Provence.
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The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical monuments is one of the most enticing parts of the Mediterranean. The gem of this magnificent area is the Istrian-peninsula, which is, because of its proximity, one of the most beloved traveling objectives of Hungarian tourists. Its rugged coast hides beautiful bays, and beaches. From among the many sceneries stand out Porec, famous of its mosaics, Pula, with its Roman amphitheatre, Vrsas, showing us a great sight to the islands, and Opatija and Rovinj, which unify the mood of the monarchy and sight of an exclusive beach.
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- published: 12 Apr 2015
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Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as overcrowded as Italy
01:26 In Punat the sailing trip begins. First stop is the harbor of Male Losinj. We visit a Dolphin station in Veli Losinj and sail out to see the dolphins of the Adriatic Sea in nature. The sea is calm, so we might have a chance of spotting the dolphins.
03:24 Visit of the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč. From the church tower we have a beautiful view of Porec. Just outside we visit the stalagmite caves, where we see the rare animal olm, or proteus.
05:22 Paladini further inland is known for its specialty, which can be found under oak trees: black truffle. The truffles are searched with dogs that dig the black truffle. We taste the truffles: A truffle plater and afterwards the specialty of the house – a truffle-egg dish. The black truffles are in season all year round, the white ones only from September to January. The black ones you find on the mountain, the white ones in the valley.
10:17 In the bay of Rovinj we are supposed to get an introduction to diving. The diving teacher explains the basics of diving. The bottle has a pressure of 200 bar, which means that we have 2000 liters of air.
12:35 The hotel manager Peter Lösch tells us that Istria is the Tuscany of the future. Tom, a star-chef, is a well-known TV chef in Croatia: We want the direct contact with the guest, so there is no menu, the menu comes from conversation. We eat Adriatic scampi with chickpea puree, a Japanese Tataki, scallops panfried underneath a paste of white beans, foie gras with salt and sugar, cognac and port wine, duck terrine with white bacon.
17:37 We make a boat tour on the 13 km long Lim canal, also called Limski fjord. Here's a pirate's cave because according to a legend the pirate Captain Morgan lived here. Some call it “Winnetou cave” because the movie “Der Schatz im Silbersee” (The treasure in Silver Lake), with Goijko Mijtic, was filmed there and at Mitvicer Lake.
20:50 We are invited to sample olive at Sandy's, known for producing the best olive oil in Istria. Oliveoil tasting is very similar to wine tasting. We have to pivot the glass with the oilfor two minutes, then smell it and if you taste it then, take a small quantity in the mouth, then you take a small quantity of air and you wait a few seconds before you drink it. When you put the oil in the mouth it's a very intensive taste of green olives, when you drink the oil, than comes the aftertaste that is spicy and bitter. When the oil is spicy and bitter this means that it is full of antioxidants and polyphenols. If you have a sweet taste, then it's a low quality olive oil.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
- published: 13 Apr 2015
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The journey through Istria continues...
01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties.
04:10 We want to continue on horseback through the countryside. We visit the Barba Tone Ranch where the Western and endurance rider Zoran has built a little horse paradise. Here you can bath with the horses in the lake.
07:18 We stay at the Hotel Lone, a modern design hotel in Rovinj. Sailing lesson at the coast of Rovinj: here we learn the basics of sailing.
10:28 Visit of the city of Rovinj with its promenade, lunch in the seafood restaurant Miriana's. In the evening the Patana-Festival takes place. A Patana is a traditional boat, mostly used in the Adriatic Sea, it is usually 4-8 meters long. We take a tour in a Patana around the peninsula. On that day many ships are on the water, the men sing Italian songs and sail across the sea.
15:54 Chef Tom takes us to Bruno Trapans vineyard. The barrels are made of acacia wood (80% ) and oak wood (20%), so we create a special taste for white wine.
18:57 On the way back we spot a folk festival in the village of Kanfanar and I realize that the music sounds very much like music from the Alps. We learn that this festival is all about oxen. Every year the most magnificent and heaviest ox of the peninsula wins a prize.
19:56 We're going to Hum,the oldest inhabited city in Istria, a picturesque little village on top of the hill.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
- published: 14 Apr 2015
- views: 1242
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli (Albona).
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 1
- Addio a Guido Miglia: raccontò l'Istria senza odio. (UN POLESANO DOC! - Uno dei più grandi cantori della cività Istriana! Lo possiamo ascoltare e ammirare in questo documentario qui pubblicato.. n.d.r).
- È morto a Trieste lo scrittore Guido Miglia. Originario di Pola era arrivato ormai al traguardo dei novant'anni, essendo nato nel 1919.
Nato nel 1919, aveva diretto l'«Arena di Pola» collaborato con l'«Avanti» e pubblicato libri.
Il suo congedo - in questi giorni - è stato discreto come la sua vita. Una vita intensa, non facile, in ogni caso appassionata in tutti i suoi momenti. Guido Miglia era nato a Pola nel 1919. Insegnante elementare dall'ottobre 1937, quando ottenne la prima nomina a "maestro di scuola" in un villaggio sperduto "nel cuore dell'Istria croata, di cui allora ignoravo tutto" si era laureato nel 1942 a Urbino, in materie letterarie, con Carlo Bo con una tesi sulle "Novelas ejemplares di Cervantes".
Ricercato in quanto antifascista, dovette abbandonare a Pola, dove tornò nel 1945 per dirigervi "L'Arena di Pola", giornale del Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale dal luglio 1945 alla firma del trattato di pace (febbraio 1947). Contrario all'annessione alla Jugoslavia dell'Istria occidentale, abbandonò Pola con l'esodo, dopo la firma del trattato. A Trieste, fu insegnante e preside di scuole medie superiori. Nel 1954, fu tra i fondatori della rivista politico-culturale "Trieste", che diresse fino al 1959. Collaborò alla "Voce libera", all'"Avanti!", al "Piccolo", alla Rai (con trasmissioni molto popolari come "Voci e volti dall'Istria"). Molte le sue pagine, dedicate all'Istria: da "Bozzetti istriani" (1959; vincitore del Premio Settembrini, presieduto da Aldo Palazzeschi) a "Le due Istrie" (1968, in "Quassù Trieste"), da "Le nostre radici" (1969) a "Dentro l'Istria. Diario 1945-1947" (1973) a "Istria-I sentieri della memoria" (1990) a "L'Istria una quercia" (1997).
Dopo il suo ritiro dall'attività professionale, Miglia aveva continuato quella pubblicistica e - pur avendo alle spalle una storia tanto dolorosa quanto intensa e rilevante - aveva preferito rimanere in disparte e scrivere perché gli altri sapessero e meditassero su eventi dei quali era stato protagonista. (fine parte prima - SEGUE)
- published: 07 Feb 2013
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(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli. (Albona)
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 2
Lo dobbiamo ricordare per la sua cultura, la sua mitezza, la sua assenza di protagonismo, per l'equilibrio e la pacatezza con cui sapeva discutere di questioni difficili e scabrose. In una pagina molto intensa di "Trieste. Un'identità di frontiera" di Angelo Ara e Claudio Magris, vengono ricordate certe notazioni incisive e drammatiche del "Diario" di Miglia che - giovane maestro "straniero" nell'Istria interna - si era trovato a dover imporre l'uso dell'italiano a bambini dell'altro gruppo etnico. Un fatto, questo, che Miglia ricordava con dolore pari alla dolcezza verso quei bambini. Con il dolore di chi, poi, italiano e istriano, aveva dovuto abbandonare - sentendo che la propria vita appariva, in séguito a quell'evento, come "spezzata" - una terra cara e sofferta. La terra della propria infanzia, della propria casa, della propria formazione, delle memorie, della famiglia. Una terra, egli scriveva «la cui civiltà è stata determinata per mille anni dalla Repubblica di Venezia e dall'Impero asburgico, che dalla prima alla seconda guerra ha fatto parte dell'Italia, e che il razzismo fascista e la sconfitta militare hanno staccato dalla Nazione italiana» ("Bozzetti istriani").
Con le sue pagine, Miglia ha voluto ricordare - con grande ricchezza di sentimenti e lucidità della memoria e del giudizio - il dolore di chi aveva dovuto subire l'esodo, e - insieme - le responsabilità politiche che avevano portato a questa tragedia, prima e dopo la seconda guerra. E aveva voluto ribadire il carattere peculiare della sua terra dove, per tanti secoli, si erano "incontrate forme di vita diversa, portate dall'Occidente e dall'Oriente". (fine parte 2 - segue)
- published: 09 Feb 2013
- views: 7708
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Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria".
© 2006 Tuono Records
Directed by Cuori Neri Web TV
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
- published: 11 Apr 2013
- views: 37726
Artista: Ultima Frontiera
Titolo: Ritorno in Istria
Testo:
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
Diritti di proprietà dei rispettivi autori © Ultima Frontiera
- published: 10 Jan 2013
- views: 17481
The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair; a rich interface between both Mediterranean and mediaeval cultures. In Koper, Istria’s economic centre and most important harbour city, the Old Town can be entered through the last remaining twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. In its heyday the city boomed with wine, oil, salt and fish and many merchants and craftsmen from Italy settled there and the Palazzo Belgramoni Tacco became the region‘s museum. The mediaeval town of Piran is located on a narrow promontory that juts out into Piran Bay like the bow of a ship. On a cliff above the old town is the Sanct George Church, and a bell tower on the town’s fortified walls provides a splendid view of the mainland, a maze of roof tops and the main square. Travelling further south, Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula and City Hall reveals much of its history. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and palaces, squares and religious buildings were constructed. In the fertile countryside lies yet another Istrian gem, Hum, the ‘smallest town in the world’ with its well-preserved gate, cobblestones and single lane. Portorož is the only real resort on the Slovenian Riviera with several hotels lining its waterfront and since the Danube Monarchy it has been a fashionable meeting place of the elite of Central Europe. Istria is a beauty with many faces, a rediscovered Adria dream and an almost forgotten paradise.
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- published: 30 Nov 2015
- views: 1231
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast around towns such as Pula, Porec and Rovinj - or around inland rural villages such as Medulin, Oprtalj, Pazin and Buzet. Looking at a map of Istria you will see that the region juts out into the Adriatic sea and therefore is virtually surrounded by water. Visit Istria and you will experience many wonderful sights that will catch your eye such as medieval hilltop villages populated with characteristically Istrian dwellings and Croatian properties, vineyards producing world class wines, glorious countryside famous for its truffles and of course a coastline to suit all tastes.
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- published: 02 Aug 2011
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Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this region is enthusiastically bi-lingual and an engaging mix of Croatia and Italy. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
- published: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 98663
Istria (Croatian, Slovene: Istra, Čakavian: Istrija, Jistra, Croatian pronunciation: [îstra]; Italian: Istria; Istriot: Eîstria; German: Istrien; Hungarian: Isztria), formerly Histria (Latin), is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic Sea. The peninsula is located at the head of the Adriatic between the Gulf of Trieste and the Bay of Kvarner. It is shared by three countries: Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy.
The geographical features of Istria include the Učka mountain ridge, which is the highest portion of the Ćićarija mountain range; the rivers Dragonja, Mirna, Pazinčica, and Raša; and the Lim bay and valley. Istria lies in three countries: Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. By far the largest portion (89%) lies in Croatia. "Croatian Istria" is divided into two counties, the larger being Istria County in western Croatia. Important towns in Istria County include Pula, Poreč, Rovinj, Pazin, Labin, Umag, Motovun, Buzet, and Buje. Smaller towns in Istria County include Višnjan, Roč, and Hum.
The northwestern part of Istria lies in Slovenia: it is known as Slovenian Istria, and includes the coastal municipalities of Piran, Izola and Koper, and the Karstic municipality of Hrpelje-Kozina. Northwards of Slovenian Istria, there is a tiny portion of the peninsula that lies in Italy. This smallest portion of Istria consists of the comunes of Muggia and San Dorligo della Valle.
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4:07Wonderful Istria
Wonderful IstriaWonderful Istria
The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm Mediterranean. Come and travel through it without hesitation, and the holiday of your dreams will become reality. Multicultural and hospitable, this is an area where wide-ranging diversities have come together to form a happy union. Istria's crystal clear sea, clean shores and ports, its lively fishing boats and teeming narrow stone streets exude the true charm of the Mediterranean. Small, picturesque medieval towns perched on the peaks of its hills emanate the peace and gentleness of landscapes that irresistibly evoke the most beautiful parts of Tuscany or Provence. More info: http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Destinations/Regions/Cluster/Istria?ZHNcNixwXDQy Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/croatia.hr -
59:51The Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great DestinationsThe Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical monuments is one of the most enticing parts of the Mediterranean. The gem of this magnificent area is the Istrian-peninsula, which is, because of its proximity, one of the most beloved traveling objectives of Hungarian tourists. Its rugged coast hides beautiful bays, and beaches. From among the many sceneries stand out Porec, famous of its mosaics, Pula, with its Roman amphitheatre, Vrsas, showing us a great sight to the islands, and Opatija and Rovinj, which unify the mood of the monarchy and sight of an exclusive beach. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be our fan on Facebook ► http://goo.gl/0xmbQk Follow us on Twitter ► http://goo.gl/334ln5 -------------- Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. Expoza Travel is taking you on a journey to the earth's most beautiful and fascinating places. Get inspiration and essentials with our travel guide videos and documentaries for your next trip, holiday, vacation or simply enjoy and get tips about all the beauty in the world... It is yours to discover! -
24:39Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (1/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (1/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (1/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as overcrowded as Italy 01:26 In Punat the sailing trip begins. First stop is the harbor of Male Losinj. We visit a Dolphin station in Veli Losinj and sail out to see the dolphins of the Adriatic Sea in nature. The sea is calm, so we might have a chance of spotting the dolphins. 03:24 Visit of the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč. From the church tower we have a beautiful view of Porec. Just outside we visit the stalagmite caves, where we see the rare animal olm, or proteus. 05:22 Paladini further inland is known for its specialty, which can be found under oak trees: black truffle. The truffles are searched with dogs that dig the black truffle. We taste the truffles: A truffle plater and afterwards the specialty of the house – a truffle-egg dish. The black truffles are in season all year round, the white ones only from September to January. The black ones you find on the mountain, the white ones in the valley. 10:17 In the bay of Rovinj we are supposed to get an introduction to diving. The diving teacher explains the basics of diving. The bottle has a pressure of 200 bar, which means that we have 2000 liters of air. 12:35 The hotel manager Peter Lösch tells us that Istria is the Tuscany of the future. Tom, a star-chef, is a well-known TV chef in Croatia: We want the direct contact with the guest, so there is no menu, the menu comes from conversation. We eat Adriatic scampi with chickpea puree, a Japanese Tataki, scallops panfried underneath a paste of white beans, foie gras with salt and sugar, cognac and port wine, duck terrine with white bacon. 17:37 We make a boat tour on the 13 km long Lim canal, also called Limski fjord. Here's a pirate's cave because according to a legend the pirate Captain Morgan lived here. Some call it “Winnetou cave” because the movie “Der Schatz im Silbersee” (The treasure in Silver Lake), with Goijko Mijtic, was filmed there and at Mitvicer Lake. 20:50 We are invited to sample olive at Sandy's, known for producing the best olive oil in Istria. Oliveoil tasting is very similar to wine tasting. We have to pivot the glass with the oilfor two minutes, then smell it and if you taste it then, take a small quantity in the mouth, then you take a small quantity of air and you wait a few seconds before you drink it. When you put the oil in the mouth it's a very intensive taste of green olives, when you drink the oil, than comes the aftertaste that is spicy and bitter. When the oil is spicy and bitter this means that it is full of antioxidants and polyphenols. If you have a sweet taste, then it's a low quality olive oil. A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out" -
24:39Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (2/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (2/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (2/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
The journey through Istria continues... 01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties. 04:10 We want to continue on horseback through the countryside. We visit the Barba Tone Ranch where the Western and endurance rider Zoran has built a little horse paradise. Here you can bath with the horses in the lake. 07:18 We stay at the Hotel Lone, a modern design hotel in Rovinj. Sailing lesson at the coast of Rovinj: here we learn the basics of sailing. 10:28 Visit of the city of Rovinj with its promenade, lunch in the seafood restaurant Miriana's. In the evening the Patana-Festival takes place. A Patana is a traditional boat, mostly used in the Adriatic Sea, it is usually 4-8 meters long. We take a tour in a Patana around the peninsula. On that day many ships are on the water, the men sing Italian songs and sail across the sea. 15:54 Chef Tom takes us to Bruno Trapans vineyard. The barrels are made of acacia wood (80% ) and oak wood (20%), so we create a special taste for white wine. 18:57 On the way back we spot a folk festival in the village of Kanfanar and I realize that the music sounds very much like music from the Alps. We learn that this festival is all about oxen. Every year the most magnificent and heaviest ox of the peninsula wins a prize. 19:56 We're going to Hum,the oldest inhabited city in Istria, a picturesque little village on top of the hill. A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out" -
24:09ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 1/4
ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 1/4ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 1/4
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana). By Gianni & Giuli (Albona). ************ Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009. PARTE 1 - Addio a Guido Miglia: raccontò l'Istria senza odio. (UN POLESANO DOC! - Uno dei più grandi cantori della cività Istriana! Lo possiamo ascoltare e ammirare in questo documentario qui pubblicato.. n.d.r). - È morto a Trieste lo scrittore Guido Miglia. Originario di Pola era arrivato ormai al traguardo dei novant'anni, essendo nato nel 1919. Nato nel 1919, aveva diretto l'«Arena di Pola» collaborato con l'«Avanti» e pubblicato libri. Il suo congedo - in questi giorni - è stato discreto come la sua vita. Una vita intensa, non facile, in ogni caso appassionata in tutti i suoi momenti. Guido Miglia era nato a Pola nel 1919. Insegnante elementare dall'ottobre 1937, quando ottenne la prima nomina a "maestro di scuola" in un villaggio sperduto "nel cuore dell'Istria croata, di cui allora ignoravo tutto" si era laureato nel 1942 a Urbino, in materie letterarie, con Carlo Bo con una tesi sulle "Novelas ejemplares di Cervantes". Ricercato in quanto antifascista, dovette abbandonare a Pola, dove tornò nel 1945 per dirigervi "L'Arena di Pola", giornale del Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale dal luglio 1945 alla firma del trattato di pace (febbraio 1947). Contrario all'annessione alla Jugoslavia dell'Istria occidentale, abbandonò Pola con l'esodo, dopo la firma del trattato. A Trieste, fu insegnante e preside di scuole medie superiori. Nel 1954, fu tra i fondatori della rivista politico-culturale "Trieste", che diresse fino al 1959. Collaborò alla "Voce libera", all'"Avanti!", al "Piccolo", alla Rai (con trasmissioni molto popolari come "Voci e volti dall'Istria"). Molte le sue pagine, dedicate all'Istria: da "Bozzetti istriani" (1959; vincitore del Premio Settembrini, presieduto da Aldo Palazzeschi) a "Le due Istrie" (1968, in "Quassù Trieste"), da "Le nostre radici" (1969) a "Dentro l'Istria. Diario 1945-1947" (1973) a "Istria-I sentieri della memoria" (1990) a "L'Istria una quercia" (1997). Dopo il suo ritiro dall'attività professionale, Miglia aveva continuato quella pubblicistica e - pur avendo alle spalle una storia tanto dolorosa quanto intensa e rilevante - aveva preferito rimanere in disparte e scrivere perché gli altri sapessero e meditassero su eventi dei quali era stato protagonista. (fine parte prima - SEGUE) -
22:37ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 2/4
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(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana). By Gianni & Giuli. (Albona) ************ Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009. PARTE 2 Lo dobbiamo ricordare per la sua cultura, la sua mitezza, la sua assenza di protagonismo, per l'equilibrio e la pacatezza con cui sapeva discutere di questioni difficili e scabrose. In una pagina molto intensa di "Trieste. Un'identità di frontiera" di Angelo Ara e Claudio Magris, vengono ricordate certe notazioni incisive e drammatiche del "Diario" di Miglia che - giovane maestro "straniero" nell'Istria interna - si era trovato a dover imporre l'uso dell'italiano a bambini dell'altro gruppo etnico. Un fatto, questo, che Miglia ricordava con dolore pari alla dolcezza verso quei bambini. Con il dolore di chi, poi, italiano e istriano, aveva dovuto abbandonare - sentendo che la propria vita appariva, in séguito a quell'evento, come "spezzata" - una terra cara e sofferta. La terra della propria infanzia, della propria casa, della propria formazione, delle memorie, della famiglia. Una terra, egli scriveva «la cui civiltà è stata determinata per mille anni dalla Repubblica di Venezia e dall'Impero asburgico, che dalla prima alla seconda guerra ha fatto parte dell'Italia, e che il razzismo fascista e la sconfitta militare hanno staccato dalla Nazione italiana» ("Bozzetti istriani"). Con le sue pagine, Miglia ha voluto ricordare - con grande ricchezza di sentimenti e lucidità della memoria e del giudizio - il dolore di chi aveva dovuto subire l'esodo, e - insieme - le responsabilità politiche che avevano portato a questa tragedia, prima e dopo la seconda guerra. E aveva voluto ribadire il carattere peculiare della sua terra dove, per tanti secoli, si erano "incontrate forme di vita diversa, portate dall'Occidente e dall'Oriente". (fine parte 2 - segue) -
2:45Ultima Frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
Ultima Frontiera - Ritorno in IstriaUltima Frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
http://archiviononconforme.blogspot.com Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria". © 2006 Tuono Records Directed by Cuori Neri Web TV Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà! Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori! Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria! Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan! -
2:14Ultima frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
Ultima frontiera - Ritorno in IstriaUltima frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
Artista: Ultima Frontiera Titolo: Ritorno in Istria Testo: Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà! Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori! Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria! Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan! Diritti di proprietà dei rispettivi autori © Ultima Frontiera -
25:45Istria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Istria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video GuideIstria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair; a rich interface between both Mediterranean and mediaeval cultures. In Koper, Istria’s economic centre and most important harbour city, the Old Town can be entered through the last remaining twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. In its heyday the city boomed with wine, oil, salt and fish and many merchants and craftsmen from Italy settled there and the Palazzo Belgramoni Tacco became the region‘s museum. The mediaeval town of Piran is located on a narrow promontory that juts out into Piran Bay like the bow of a ship. On a cliff above the old town is the Sanct George Church, and a bell tower on the town’s fortified walls provides a splendid view of the mainland, a maze of roof tops and the main square. Travelling further south, Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula and City Hall reveals much of its history. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and palaces, squares and religious buildings were constructed. In the fertile countryside lies yet another Istrian gem, Hum, the ‘smallest town in the world’ with its well-preserved gate, cobblestones and single lane. Portorož is the only real resort on the Slovenian Riviera with several hotels lining its waterfront and since the Danube Monarchy it has been a fashionable meeting place of the elite of Central Europe. Istria is a beauty with many faces, a rediscovered Adria dream and an almost forgotten paradise. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be our fan on Facebook ► http://goo.gl/0xmbQk Follow us on Twitter ► http://goo.gl/334ln5 -------------- Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! Please: respect each other in the comments. Expoza Travel is taking you on a journey to the earth's most beautiful and fascinating places. Get inspiration and essentials with our travel guide videos and documentaries for your next trip, holiday, vacation or simply enjoy and get tips about all the beauty in the world... It is yours to discover! -
2:54The best of Istria Croatia
The best of Istria CroatiaThe best of Istria Croatia
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast around towns such as Pula, Porec and Rovinj - or around inland rural villages such as Medulin, Oprtalj, Pazin and Buzet. Looking at a map of Istria you will see that the region juts out into the Adriatic sea and therefore is virtually surrounded by water. Visit Istria and you will experience many wonderful sights that will catch your eye such as medieval hilltop villages populated with characteristically Istrian dwellings and Croatian properties, vineyards producing world class wines, glorious countryside famous for its truffles and of course a coastline to suit all tastes. Thank you to: Brch MasonicStage Mountman Rocky031 on www.Skyscrapercity.com and Mario Fajt Remus Pereni oksidor on www.Flickr.com for providing us with such beautiful photos. -
2:46Rovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World Oasis
Rovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World OasisRovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World Oasis
Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this region is enthusiastically bi-lingual and an engaging mix of Croatia and Italy. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com. -
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3:51ISTRIA MIA canzone popolare istriana
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7:36Chorwacja / Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
Chorwacja / Istria » Riwiera OpatijskaChorwacja / Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest perłą Chorwacji i bez wątpienia zasługuje na to miano. Lovron to drugie miasteczko na Riwierze Opatijskiej warte zobaczenia. W Lovranie zmarł w 1915 r. polski malarz, architekt, pisarz i teoretyk sztuki, promotor Zakopanego i stylu zakopiańskiego Stanisław Witkiewicz.
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Wonderful Istria
The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm Mediterranean. Come and travel through it without hesitation, and the holiday of your dreams will become reality. Multicultural and hospitable, this is an area where wide-ranging diversities have come together to form a happy union. Istria's crystal clear sea, clean shores and ports, its lively fishing boats and teeming narrow stone streets exude the true charm of the Mediterranean. Small, picturesque medieval towns perched on the peaks of its hills emanate the peace and gentleness of landscapes that irresistibly evoke the most beautiful parts of Tuscany or Provence. More info: http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Destinations/Regions/Cluster/I... -
The Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical monuments is one of the most enticing parts of the Mediterranean. The gem of this magnificent area is the Istrian-peninsula, which is, because of its proximity, one of the most beloved traveling objectives of Hungarian tourists. Its rugged coast hides beautiful bays, and beaches. From among the many sceneries stand out Porec, famous of its mosaics, Pula, with its Roman amphitheatre, Vrsas, showing us a great sight to the islands, and Opatija and Rovinj, which unify the mood of the monarchy and sight of an exclusive beach. -------------- Watch more travel videos ► http://goo.gl/HYQdhg Join us. Subscribe now! ► http://goo.gl/QHWi2p Be ... -
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (1/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as overcrowded as Italy 01:26 In Punat the sailing trip begins. First stop is the harbor of Male Losinj. We visit a Dolphin station in Veli Losinj and sail out to see the dolphins of the Adriatic Sea in nature. The sea is calm, so we might have a chance of spotting the dolphins. 03:24 Visit of the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč. From the church tower we have a beautiful view of Porec. Just outside we visit the stalagmite caves, where we see the rare animal olm, or proteus. 05:22 Paladini further inland is known for its specialty, which can be found under oak trees: black truffle. The truffles are search... -
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (2/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
The journey through Istria continues... 01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties. 04:10 We want to continue on horseback through the countryside. We visit the Barba Tone Ranch where the Western and endurance rider Zoran has built a little horse paradise. Here you can bath with the horses in the lake. 07:18 We stay at the Hotel Lone, a modern design hotel in Rovinj. Sailing lesson at the coast of Rovinj: here we learn the basics of sailing. 10:28 Visit of the city of Rovinj with its promenade, lunch in the seafood restaurant Miriana's. In the evening the Patana-Festival takes place. A Patana is a traditional boat, mostly used in the Adriatic Sea, it is usually 4-8 meters long. We take a tour in a Patana around the ... -
ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 1/4
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana). By Gianni & Giuli (Albona). ************ Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009. PARTE 1 - Addio a Guido Miglia: raccontò l'Istria senza odio. (UN POLESANO DOC! - Uno dei più grandi cantori della cività Istriana! Lo possiamo ascoltare e ammirare in questo documentario qui pubblicato.. n.d.r). - È morto a Trieste lo scrittore Guido Miglia. Originario di Pola era arrivato ormai al traguardo dei novant'anni, essendo nato nel 1919. Nato nel 1919, aveva diretto l'«Arena di Pola» collaborato con l'«Avanti» e pubblicato libri. Il suo congedo - in quest... -
ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 2/4
(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana). By Gianni & Giuli. (Albona) ************ Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009. PARTE 2 Lo dobbiamo ricordare per la sua cultura, la sua mitezza, la sua assenza di protagonismo, per l'equilibrio e la pacatezza con cui sapeva discutere di questioni difficili e scabrose. In una pagina molto intensa di "Trieste. Un'identità di frontiera" di Angelo Ara e Claudio Magris, vengono ricordate certe notazioni incisive e drammatiche del "Diario" di Miglia che - giovane maestro "straniero" nell'Istria interna - si era trovato a dover imporre ... -
Ultima Frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
http://archiviononconforme.blogspot.com Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria". © 2006 Tuono Records Directed by Cuori Neri Web TV Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà! Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i color... -
Ultima frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
Artista: Ultima Frontiera Titolo: Ritorno in Istria Testo: Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà! Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori! Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna Le voci dei padri sussur... -
Istria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair; a rich interface between both Mediterranean and mediaeval cultures. In Koper, Istria’s economic centre and most important harbour city, the Old Town can be entered through the last remaining twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. In its heyday the city boomed with wine, oil, salt and fish and many merchants and craftsmen from Italy settled there and the Palazzo Belgramoni Tacco became the region‘s museum. The mediaeval town of Piran is located on a narrow promontory that juts out into Piran Bay like the bow of a ship. On a cliff above the old town is the Sanct George Church, and a bell tower on the town’s fortified w... -
The best of Istria Croatia
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast around towns such as Pula, Porec and Rovinj - or around inland rural villages such as Medulin, Oprtalj, Pazin and Buzet. Looking at a map of Istria you will see that the region juts out into the Adriatic sea and therefore is virtually surrounded by water. Visit Istria and you will experience many wonderful sights that will catch your eye such as medieval hilltop villages populated with characteristically Istrian dwellings and Croatian properties, vineyards producing world class wines, glorious countryside famous for its truffles and of course a coastline to suit all tastes. Thank you to: Brch MasonicStage Mountman Rocky031 ... -
Rovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World Oasis
Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this region is enthusiastically bi-lingual and an engaging mix of Croatia and Italy. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com. -
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Chorwacja / Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest perłą Chorwacji i bez wątpienia zasługuje na to miano. Lovron to drugie miasteczko na Riwierze Opatijskiej warte zobaczenia. W Lovranie zmarł w 1915 r. polski malarz, architekt, pisarz i teoretyk sztuki, promotor Zakopanego i stylu zakopiańskiego Stanisław Witkiewicz. -
Istria italiana e esodo da Pola
E venne il dramma delle Foibe: cavità carsiche di origine naturale con un ingresso a strapiombo. È in quelle voragini dell'Istria che fra il 1943 e il 1947 sono gettati, vivi e morti, quasi diecimila italiani. La prima ondata di violenza esplode subito dopo la firma dell'armistizio dell'8 settembre 1943: in Istria e in Dalmazia i partigiani slavi si vendicano contro i fascisti e gli italiani non comunisti. Torturano, massacrano, affamano e poi gettano nelle foibe circa un migliaio di persone. Li considerano "nemici del popolo". La vicenda di Norma Cossetto è emblematica e diventerà un simbolo di quel periodo terribile. La seconda nel novembre del 1944 a Zara. Dopo l'8 di settembre del 1943 la città venne occupata dai tedeschi. Tito chiese agli anglo americani di bombardarla per una presunt... -
Cycling In Istria
www.istria-bike.com CREDITS: directed by Sanel Isanovic director of photography / camera 1 / editing / color grading Goran Nacinovic camera 2 Rajan Milosevic script/sound design/music Sanel Isanovic drone operator Dino Diminic and Vlatko Martincic cyclists/actors Ales Hrvatin and Andrea Kirsic production Level52 -
ISTRIA AND DALMAZIA ARE ITALIAN
Voglio dedicare questo semplice video a tutti coloro che sono morti, hanno lottato e ancora oggi lottano per l'Italianità delle terre redenti orientali. RITORNEREMO! p.s. Un caro saluto ad un mio amico fiumano Hellcat3! Il quale mi ha passato del materiale grafico e alcune foto su Pola e Fiume, più visibili nella versione completa del video. I wanna dedicate this simple video to people that died, that fought and are still fighting for italian culture of Istria, Fivme and Dalmazia. WE'LL COME BACK! ATTENZIONE: QUESTA è UNA VERSIONE BREVE DEL VIDEO! CON MENO FOTO ED IMMAGINI E CON UNO SCORRIMENTO PIù VELOCE. LA VERSIONE COMPLETA POTETE TROVARLA QUI: http://megavideo.com/?v=518CBZ70 ATTENTION: This is the Short version of this video, with less images and faster running, yo... -
100 Miles Of Istria 2015 official video
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INNO ALL'ISTRIA
Musica di Giulio Giorgieri Mons. Giovan Battista Cleva, autore del testo Oh bell'Istria, chi lungo il tuo lido và scorrendo sul placido mar a te manda un festevole grido come amico ad amico suol far. Quai smeraldi i tuoi pingui oliveti sono invidia al lontano stranier. Sono sempre I tuoi dolci vigneti nuova fonte di vita e piacer. Delle muse qui il mite sorriso, qui il sapere ebbe culto ed onor. A tuoi figli qui brilla sul viso l'amistade che viene dal cor. Istria Salve! Istria salve ! Ruggente procella mai turbi il sereno tuo ciel, ma di pace e di gioia la stella a te splenda benigna e fedel. Istria Salve! -
ISTRIA ITALIANA
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Istria Addio - La Cisterna
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Chorwacja / Istria » Przyjazd na Istrię
Z Polski do Chorwacji przez Czechy, Austrię i Słowenię, do Puli na Istrii przyjechaliśmy po 15 godzinach pokonując 1300 km.
Wonderful Istria
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 88009
The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm ...
The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm Mediterranean. Come and travel through it without hesitation, and the holiday of your dreams will become reality.
Multicultural and hospitable, this is an area where wide-ranging diversities have come together to form a happy union. Istria's crystal clear sea, clean shores and ports, its lively fishing boats and teeming narrow stone streets exude the true charm of the Mediterranean. Small, picturesque medieval towns perched on the peaks of its hills emanate the peace and gentleness of landscapes that irresistibly evoke the most beautiful parts of Tuscany or Provence.
More info: http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Destinations/Regions/Cluster/Istria?ZHNcNixwXDQy
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/croatia.hr
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The heart-shaped peninsula reaching deep into the clear blue waters of the Adriatic Sea is a hidden garden of beauty which opens the door to the sunny and warm Mediterranean. Come and travel through it without hesitation, and the holiday of your dreams will become reality.
Multicultural and hospitable, this is an area where wide-ranging diversities have come together to form a happy union. Istria's crystal clear sea, clean shores and ports, its lively fishing boats and teeming narrow stone streets exude the true charm of the Mediterranean. Small, picturesque medieval towns perched on the peaks of its hills emanate the peace and gentleness of landscapes that irresistibly evoke the most beautiful parts of Tuscany or Provence.
More info: http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Destinations/Regions/Cluster/Istria?ZHNcNixwXDQy
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/croatia.hr
- published: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 88009
The Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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- Duration: 59:51
- Updated: 12 Apr 2015
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The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical mon...
The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical monuments is one of the most enticing parts of the Mediterranean. The gem of this magnificent area is the Istrian-peninsula, which is, because of its proximity, one of the most beloved traveling objectives of Hungarian tourists. Its rugged coast hides beautiful bays, and beaches. From among the many sceneries stand out Porec, famous of its mosaics, Pula, with its Roman amphitheatre, Vrsas, showing us a great sight to the islands, and Opatija and Rovinj, which unify the mood of the monarchy and sight of an exclusive beach.
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The Croatian coast, with its unique beauty, characteristic seaside towns, warm, sunny weather, colorful bays, lush, green vegetation, interesting historical monuments is one of the most enticing parts of the Mediterranean. The gem of this magnificent area is the Istrian-peninsula, which is, because of its proximity, one of the most beloved traveling objectives of Hungarian tourists. Its rugged coast hides beautiful bays, and beaches. From among the many sceneries stand out Porec, famous of its mosaics, Pula, with its Roman amphitheatre, Vrsas, showing us a great sight to the islands, and Opatija and Rovinj, which unify the mood of the monarchy and sight of an exclusive beach.
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- published: 12 Apr 2015
- views: 6463
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (1/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
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- Duration: 24:39
- Updated: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 3360
Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as ...
Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as overcrowded as Italy
01:26 In Punat the sailing trip begins. First stop is the harbor of Male Losinj. We visit a Dolphin station in Veli Losinj and sail out to see the dolphins of the Adriatic Sea in nature. The sea is calm, so we might have a chance of spotting the dolphins.
03:24 Visit of the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč. From the church tower we have a beautiful view of Porec. Just outside we visit the stalagmite caves, where we see the rare animal olm, or proteus.
05:22 Paladini further inland is known for its specialty, which can be found under oak trees: black truffle. The truffles are searched with dogs that dig the black truffle. We taste the truffles: A truffle plater and afterwards the specialty of the house – a truffle-egg dish. The black truffles are in season all year round, the white ones only from September to January. The black ones you find on the mountain, the white ones in the valley.
10:17 In the bay of Rovinj we are supposed to get an introduction to diving. The diving teacher explains the basics of diving. The bottle has a pressure of 200 bar, which means that we have 2000 liters of air.
12:35 The hotel manager Peter Lösch tells us that Istria is the Tuscany of the future. Tom, a star-chef, is a well-known TV chef in Croatia: We want the direct contact with the guest, so there is no menu, the menu comes from conversation. We eat Adriatic scampi with chickpea puree, a Japanese Tataki, scallops panfried underneath a paste of white beans, foie gras with salt and sugar, cognac and port wine, duck terrine with white bacon.
17:37 We make a boat tour on the 13 km long Lim canal, also called Limski fjord. Here's a pirate's cave because according to a legend the pirate Captain Morgan lived here. Some call it “Winnetou cave” because the movie “Der Schatz im Silbersee” (The treasure in Silver Lake), with Goijko Mijtic, was filmed there and at Mitvicer Lake.
20:50 We are invited to sample olive at Sandy's, known for producing the best olive oil in Istria. Oliveoil tasting is very similar to wine tasting. We have to pivot the glass with the oilfor two minutes, then smell it and if you taste it then, take a small quantity in the mouth, then you take a small quantity of air and you wait a few seconds before you drink it. When you put the oil in the mouth it's a very intensive taste of green olives, when you drink the oil, than comes the aftertaste that is spicy and bitter. When the oil is spicy and bitter this means that it is full of antioxidants and polyphenols. If you have a sweet taste, then it's a low quality olive oil.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
wn.com/Croatia Istria Rovinj Poreč (1 2) Travel Report From The Tv Series Time Out
Istria is the destination of my “Timeout”, to relax on the Adriatic Sea, enjoy the water and have fun with friends. Istria seems to be the right place – not as overcrowded as Italy
01:26 In Punat the sailing trip begins. First stop is the harbor of Male Losinj. We visit a Dolphin station in Veli Losinj and sail out to see the dolphins of the Adriatic Sea in nature. The sea is calm, so we might have a chance of spotting the dolphins.
03:24 Visit of the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč. From the church tower we have a beautiful view of Porec. Just outside we visit the stalagmite caves, where we see the rare animal olm, or proteus.
05:22 Paladini further inland is known for its specialty, which can be found under oak trees: black truffle. The truffles are searched with dogs that dig the black truffle. We taste the truffles: A truffle plater and afterwards the specialty of the house – a truffle-egg dish. The black truffles are in season all year round, the white ones only from September to January. The black ones you find on the mountain, the white ones in the valley.
10:17 In the bay of Rovinj we are supposed to get an introduction to diving. The diving teacher explains the basics of diving. The bottle has a pressure of 200 bar, which means that we have 2000 liters of air.
12:35 The hotel manager Peter Lösch tells us that Istria is the Tuscany of the future. Tom, a star-chef, is a well-known TV chef in Croatia: We want the direct contact with the guest, so there is no menu, the menu comes from conversation. We eat Adriatic scampi with chickpea puree, a Japanese Tataki, scallops panfried underneath a paste of white beans, foie gras with salt and sugar, cognac and port wine, duck terrine with white bacon.
17:37 We make a boat tour on the 13 km long Lim canal, also called Limski fjord. Here's a pirate's cave because according to a legend the pirate Captain Morgan lived here. Some call it “Winnetou cave” because the movie “Der Schatz im Silbersee” (The treasure in Silver Lake), with Goijko Mijtic, was filmed there and at Mitvicer Lake.
20:50 We are invited to sample olive at Sandy's, known for producing the best olive oil in Istria. Oliveoil tasting is very similar to wine tasting. We have to pivot the glass with the oilfor two minutes, then smell it and if you taste it then, take a small quantity in the mouth, then you take a small quantity of air and you wait a few seconds before you drink it. When you put the oil in the mouth it's a very intensive taste of green olives, when you drink the oil, than comes the aftertaste that is spicy and bitter. When the oil is spicy and bitter this means that it is full of antioxidants and polyphenols. If you have a sweet taste, then it's a low quality olive oil.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
- published: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 3360
Croatia: Istria - Rovinj - Poreč (2/2) - Travel Report from the TV series "Time Out"
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- Duration: 24:39
- Updated: 14 Apr 2015
- views: 1242
The journey through Istria continues...
01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties.
04:...
The journey through Istria continues...
01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties.
04:10 We want to continue on horseback through the countryside. We visit the Barba Tone Ranch where the Western and endurance rider Zoran has built a little horse paradise. Here you can bath with the horses in the lake.
07:18 We stay at the Hotel Lone, a modern design hotel in Rovinj. Sailing lesson at the coast of Rovinj: here we learn the basics of sailing.
10:28 Visit of the city of Rovinj with its promenade, lunch in the seafood restaurant Miriana's. In the evening the Patana-Festival takes place. A Patana is a traditional boat, mostly used in the Adriatic Sea, it is usually 4-8 meters long. We take a tour in a Patana around the peninsula. On that day many ships are on the water, the men sing Italian songs and sail across the sea.
15:54 Chef Tom takes us to Bruno Trapans vineyard. The barrels are made of acacia wood (80% ) and oak wood (20%), so we create a special taste for white wine.
18:57 On the way back we spot a folk festival in the village of Kanfanar and I realize that the music sounds very much like music from the Alps. We learn that this festival is all about oxen. Every year the most magnificent and heaviest ox of the peninsula wins a prize.
19:56 We're going to Hum,the oldest inhabited city in Istria, a picturesque little village on top of the hill.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
wn.com/Croatia Istria Rovinj Poreč (2 2) Travel Report From The Tv Series Time Out
The journey through Istria continues...
01:39 A visit at Ales', who abandoned his top-job to become a bio farmer. He lets us taste his cheese specialties.
04:10 We want to continue on horseback through the countryside. We visit the Barba Tone Ranch where the Western and endurance rider Zoran has built a little horse paradise. Here you can bath with the horses in the lake.
07:18 We stay at the Hotel Lone, a modern design hotel in Rovinj. Sailing lesson at the coast of Rovinj: here we learn the basics of sailing.
10:28 Visit of the city of Rovinj with its promenade, lunch in the seafood restaurant Miriana's. In the evening the Patana-Festival takes place. A Patana is a traditional boat, mostly used in the Adriatic Sea, it is usually 4-8 meters long. We take a tour in a Patana around the peninsula. On that day many ships are on the water, the men sing Italian songs and sail across the sea.
15:54 Chef Tom takes us to Bruno Trapans vineyard. The barrels are made of acacia wood (80% ) and oak wood (20%), so we create a special taste for white wine.
18:57 On the way back we spot a folk festival in the village of Kanfanar and I realize that the music sounds very much like music from the Alps. We learn that this festival is all about oxen. Every year the most magnificent and heaviest ox of the peninsula wins a prize.
19:56 We're going to Hum,the oldest inhabited city in Istria, a picturesque little village on top of the hill.
A film by Peter Stromberg from the documentary series "Time Out"
- published: 14 Apr 2015
- views: 1242
ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 1/4
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- Duration: 24:09
- Updated: 07 Feb 2013
- views: 14709
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & ...
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli (Albona).
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 1
- Addio a Guido Miglia: raccontò l'Istria senza odio. (UN POLESANO DOC! - Uno dei più grandi cantori della cività Istriana! Lo possiamo ascoltare e ammirare in questo documentario qui pubblicato.. n.d.r).
- È morto a Trieste lo scrittore Guido Miglia. Originario di Pola era arrivato ormai al traguardo dei novant'anni, essendo nato nel 1919.
Nato nel 1919, aveva diretto l'«Arena di Pola» collaborato con l'«Avanti» e pubblicato libri.
Il suo congedo - in questi giorni - è stato discreto come la sua vita. Una vita intensa, non facile, in ogni caso appassionata in tutti i suoi momenti. Guido Miglia era nato a Pola nel 1919. Insegnante elementare dall'ottobre 1937, quando ottenne la prima nomina a "maestro di scuola" in un villaggio sperduto "nel cuore dell'Istria croata, di cui allora ignoravo tutto" si era laureato nel 1942 a Urbino, in materie letterarie, con Carlo Bo con una tesi sulle "Novelas ejemplares di Cervantes".
Ricercato in quanto antifascista, dovette abbandonare a Pola, dove tornò nel 1945 per dirigervi "L'Arena di Pola", giornale del Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale dal luglio 1945 alla firma del trattato di pace (febbraio 1947). Contrario all'annessione alla Jugoslavia dell'Istria occidentale, abbandonò Pola con l'esodo, dopo la firma del trattato. A Trieste, fu insegnante e preside di scuole medie superiori. Nel 1954, fu tra i fondatori della rivista politico-culturale "Trieste", che diresse fino al 1959. Collaborò alla "Voce libera", all'"Avanti!", al "Piccolo", alla Rai (con trasmissioni molto popolari come "Voci e volti dall'Istria"). Molte le sue pagine, dedicate all'Istria: da "Bozzetti istriani" (1959; vincitore del Premio Settembrini, presieduto da Aldo Palazzeschi) a "Le due Istrie" (1968, in "Quassù Trieste"), da "Le nostre radici" (1969) a "Dentro l'Istria. Diario 1945-1947" (1973) a "Istria-I sentieri della memoria" (1990) a "L'Istria una quercia" (1997).
Dopo il suo ritiro dall'attività professionale, Miglia aveva continuato quella pubblicistica e - pur avendo alle spalle una storia tanto dolorosa quanto intensa e rilevante - aveva preferito rimanere in disparte e scrivere perché gli altri sapessero e meditassero su eventi dei quali era stato protagonista. (fine parte prima - SEGUE)
wn.com/Istria (Ora Croazia E Slovenia) Storia Dell'Istria E Della Sua Gente 1 4
Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 1 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli (Albona).
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 1
- Addio a Guido Miglia: raccontò l'Istria senza odio. (UN POLESANO DOC! - Uno dei più grandi cantori della cività Istriana! Lo possiamo ascoltare e ammirare in questo documentario qui pubblicato.. n.d.r).
- È morto a Trieste lo scrittore Guido Miglia. Originario di Pola era arrivato ormai al traguardo dei novant'anni, essendo nato nel 1919.
Nato nel 1919, aveva diretto l'«Arena di Pola» collaborato con l'«Avanti» e pubblicato libri.
Il suo congedo - in questi giorni - è stato discreto come la sua vita. Una vita intensa, non facile, in ogni caso appassionata in tutti i suoi momenti. Guido Miglia era nato a Pola nel 1919. Insegnante elementare dall'ottobre 1937, quando ottenne la prima nomina a "maestro di scuola" in un villaggio sperduto "nel cuore dell'Istria croata, di cui allora ignoravo tutto" si era laureato nel 1942 a Urbino, in materie letterarie, con Carlo Bo con una tesi sulle "Novelas ejemplares di Cervantes".
Ricercato in quanto antifascista, dovette abbandonare a Pola, dove tornò nel 1945 per dirigervi "L'Arena di Pola", giornale del Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale dal luglio 1945 alla firma del trattato di pace (febbraio 1947). Contrario all'annessione alla Jugoslavia dell'Istria occidentale, abbandonò Pola con l'esodo, dopo la firma del trattato. A Trieste, fu insegnante e preside di scuole medie superiori. Nel 1954, fu tra i fondatori della rivista politico-culturale "Trieste", che diresse fino al 1959. Collaborò alla "Voce libera", all'"Avanti!", al "Piccolo", alla Rai (con trasmissioni molto popolari come "Voci e volti dall'Istria"). Molte le sue pagine, dedicate all'Istria: da "Bozzetti istriani" (1959; vincitore del Premio Settembrini, presieduto da Aldo Palazzeschi) a "Le due Istrie" (1968, in "Quassù Trieste"), da "Le nostre radici" (1969) a "Dentro l'Istria. Diario 1945-1947" (1973) a "Istria-I sentieri della memoria" (1990) a "L'Istria una quercia" (1997).
Dopo il suo ritiro dall'attività professionale, Miglia aveva continuato quella pubblicistica e - pur avendo alle spalle una storia tanto dolorosa quanto intensa e rilevante - aveva preferito rimanere in disparte e scrivere perché gli altri sapessero e meditassero su eventi dei quali era stato protagonista. (fine parte prima - SEGUE)
- published: 07 Feb 2013
- views: 14709
ISTRIA (ora Croazia e Slovenia) - Storia dell'Istria e della sua gente - 2/4
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- Duration: 22:37
- Updated: 09 Feb 2013
- views: 7708
(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana)...
(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli. (Albona)
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 2
Lo dobbiamo ricordare per la sua cultura, la sua mitezza, la sua assenza di protagonismo, per l'equilibrio e la pacatezza con cui sapeva discutere di questioni difficili e scabrose. In una pagina molto intensa di "Trieste. Un'identità di frontiera" di Angelo Ara e Claudio Magris, vengono ricordate certe notazioni incisive e drammatiche del "Diario" di Miglia che - giovane maestro "straniero" nell'Istria interna - si era trovato a dover imporre l'uso dell'italiano a bambini dell'altro gruppo etnico. Un fatto, questo, che Miglia ricordava con dolore pari alla dolcezza verso quei bambini. Con il dolore di chi, poi, italiano e istriano, aveva dovuto abbandonare - sentendo che la propria vita appariva, in séguito a quell'evento, come "spezzata" - una terra cara e sofferta. La terra della propria infanzia, della propria casa, della propria formazione, delle memorie, della famiglia. Una terra, egli scriveva «la cui civiltà è stata determinata per mille anni dalla Repubblica di Venezia e dall'Impero asburgico, che dalla prima alla seconda guerra ha fatto parte dell'Italia, e che il razzismo fascista e la sconfitta militare hanno staccato dalla Nazione italiana» ("Bozzetti istriani").
Con le sue pagine, Miglia ha voluto ricordare - con grande ricchezza di sentimenti e lucidità della memoria e del giudizio - il dolore di chi aveva dovuto subire l'esodo, e - insieme - le responsabilità politiche che avevano portato a questa tragedia, prima e dopo la seconda guerra. E aveva voluto ribadire il carattere peculiare della sua terra dove, per tanti secoli, si erano "incontrate forme di vita diversa, portate dall'Occidente e dall'Oriente". (fine parte 2 - segue)
wn.com/Istria (Ora Croazia E Slovenia) Storia Dell'Istria E Della Sua Gente 2 4
(22 minuti) - Storia dell'Istria italiana (ex Iugoslavia e ora Croazia e Slovenia) dal dopo IIa guerra mondiale. PARTE 2 di 4 (da pubb.ne RAI - lingua italiana).
By Gianni & Giuli. (Albona)
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Un ricordo del prof. GUIDO MIGLIA che appare spesso in questo documentario, a cura di : Elvio Guagnini su Il Piccolo del 22 febbraio 2009.
PARTE 2
Lo dobbiamo ricordare per la sua cultura, la sua mitezza, la sua assenza di protagonismo, per l'equilibrio e la pacatezza con cui sapeva discutere di questioni difficili e scabrose. In una pagina molto intensa di "Trieste. Un'identità di frontiera" di Angelo Ara e Claudio Magris, vengono ricordate certe notazioni incisive e drammatiche del "Diario" di Miglia che - giovane maestro "straniero" nell'Istria interna - si era trovato a dover imporre l'uso dell'italiano a bambini dell'altro gruppo etnico. Un fatto, questo, che Miglia ricordava con dolore pari alla dolcezza verso quei bambini. Con il dolore di chi, poi, italiano e istriano, aveva dovuto abbandonare - sentendo che la propria vita appariva, in séguito a quell'evento, come "spezzata" - una terra cara e sofferta. La terra della propria infanzia, della propria casa, della propria formazione, delle memorie, della famiglia. Una terra, egli scriveva «la cui civiltà è stata determinata per mille anni dalla Repubblica di Venezia e dall'Impero asburgico, che dalla prima alla seconda guerra ha fatto parte dell'Italia, e che il razzismo fascista e la sconfitta militare hanno staccato dalla Nazione italiana» ("Bozzetti istriani").
Con le sue pagine, Miglia ha voluto ricordare - con grande ricchezza di sentimenti e lucidità della memoria e del giudizio - il dolore di chi aveva dovuto subire l'esodo, e - insieme - le responsabilità politiche che avevano portato a questa tragedia, prima e dopo la seconda guerra. E aveva voluto ribadire il carattere peculiare della sua terra dove, per tanti secoli, si erano "incontrate forme di vita diversa, portate dall'Occidente e dall'Oriente". (fine parte 2 - segue)
- published: 09 Feb 2013
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Ultima Frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 11 Apr 2013
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Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria".
© 2006 Tuono Records
Directed by Cuori Ne...
http://archiviononconforme.blogspot.com
Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria".
© 2006 Tuono Records
Directed by Cuori Neri Web TV
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
wn.com/Ultima Frontiera Ritorno In Istria
http://archiviononconforme.blogspot.com
Unofficial music videoclip by Ultima Frontiera performing "Ritorno in Istria".
© 2006 Tuono Records
Directed by Cuori Neri Web TV
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
- published: 11 Apr 2013
- views: 37726
Ultima frontiera - Ritorno in Istria
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 10 Jan 2013
- views: 17481
Artista: Ultima Frontiera
Titolo: Ritorno in Istria
Testo:
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di ...
Artista: Ultima Frontiera
Titolo: Ritorno in Istria
Testo:
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
Diritti di proprietà dei rispettivi autori © Ultima Frontiera
wn.com/Ultima Frontiera Ritorno In Istria
Artista: Ultima Frontiera
Titolo: Ritorno in Istria
Testo:
Colmiamo le coppe di freschi pensieri, lanciamo nel cielo i nostri cuori neri
Colmiamo le coppe di dolci emozioni, dei volti più cari, di sogni e canzoni
Versiamo per terra i ricordi amari, lacrime mai piante da riempire i mari
Leviamo le coppe al fratello che va, giammai il nostro affetto lo abbandonerà!
Stendiamo il suo corpo su un letto di fuoco, la notte rifulge trapunta di croco
Gridiamo il suo nome, affidiamolo al vento, lo sussurrerà dolcemente in ogni silenzio
Il nome risuona tra i boschi ed il mare, la terra fremente lo sta ad ascoltare
E l'Istria sorride coi suoi mille fiori dai colli alle acque ravviva i colori!
Di rosso e di azzurro la madre si adorna, festeggia suo figlio che da lei ritorna
Le voci dei padri sussurrano in Istria, dobbiamo far festa perché torna Cristian Pertan
Risuoni l'annuncio a Pizudo ed Umago, a Buje, a Rovigno, a Fiume, a Pirano
A Pola, a Cittanova, ad Abazia, a Pisino, Parenzo, Montona, fino in Ciceria!
Milioni di voci sussurrano in Istria, bisogna far festa, è tornato Cristian Pertan!
Diritti di proprietà dei rispettivi autori © Ultima Frontiera
- published: 10 Jan 2013
- views: 17481
Istria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:45
- Updated: 30 Nov 2015
- views: 1231
The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair;...
The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair; a rich interface between both Mediterranean and mediaeval cultures. In Koper, Istria’s economic centre and most important harbour city, the Old Town can be entered through the last remaining twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. In its heyday the city boomed with wine, oil, salt and fish and many merchants and craftsmen from Italy settled there and the Palazzo Belgramoni Tacco became the region‘s museum. The mediaeval town of Piran is located on a narrow promontory that juts out into Piran Bay like the bow of a ship. On a cliff above the old town is the Sanct George Church, and a bell tower on the town’s fortified walls provides a splendid view of the mainland, a maze of roof tops and the main square. Travelling further south, Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula and City Hall reveals much of its history. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and palaces, squares and religious buildings were constructed. In the fertile countryside lies yet another Istrian gem, Hum, the ‘smallest town in the world’ with its well-preserved gate, cobblestones and single lane. Portorož is the only real resort on the Slovenian Riviera with several hotels lining its waterfront and since the Danube Monarchy it has been a fashionable meeting place of the elite of Central Europe. Istria is a beauty with many faces, a rediscovered Adria dream and an almost forgotten paradise.
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The Slovenian-Croatian peninsula of Istria is one of Europe‘s oldest settlement areas, the Pearl Of Adria with an eventful history and much multicultural flair; a rich interface between both Mediterranean and mediaeval cultures. In Koper, Istria’s economic centre and most important harbour city, the Old Town can be entered through the last remaining twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. In its heyday the city boomed with wine, oil, salt and fish and many merchants and craftsmen from Italy settled there and the Palazzo Belgramoni Tacco became the region‘s museum. The mediaeval town of Piran is located on a narrow promontory that juts out into Piran Bay like the bow of a ship. On a cliff above the old town is the Sanct George Church, and a bell tower on the town’s fortified walls provides a splendid view of the mainland, a maze of roof tops and the main square. Travelling further south, Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula and City Hall reveals much of its history. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and palaces, squares and religious buildings were constructed. In the fertile countryside lies yet another Istrian gem, Hum, the ‘smallest town in the world’ with its well-preserved gate, cobblestones and single lane. Portorož is the only real resort on the Slovenian Riviera with several hotels lining its waterfront and since the Danube Monarchy it has been a fashionable meeting place of the elite of Central Europe. Istria is a beauty with many faces, a rediscovered Adria dream and an almost forgotten paradise.
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- published: 30 Nov 2015
- views: 1231
The best of Istria Croatia
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 02 Aug 2011
- views: 27624
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast a...
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast around towns such as Pula, Porec and Rovinj - or around inland rural villages such as Medulin, Oprtalj, Pazin and Buzet. Looking at a map of Istria you will see that the region juts out into the Adriatic sea and therefore is virtually surrounded by water. Visit Istria and you will experience many wonderful sights that will catch your eye such as medieval hilltop villages populated with characteristically Istrian dwellings and Croatian properties, vineyards producing world class wines, glorious countryside famous for its truffles and of course a coastline to suit all tastes.
Thank you to:
Brch
MasonicStage
Mountman
Rocky031
on www.Skyscrapercity.com and
Mario Fajt
Remus Pereni
oksidor
on www.Flickr.com for providing us with such beautiful photos.
wn.com/The Best Of Istria Croatia
http://www.croatianvillasforsale.co.uk/ Istria Croatia, also sometimes known as the 'The Croatian Tuscany', has many beautiful landscapes be they on the coast around towns such as Pula, Porec and Rovinj - or around inland rural villages such as Medulin, Oprtalj, Pazin and Buzet. Looking at a map of Istria you will see that the region juts out into the Adriatic sea and therefore is virtually surrounded by water. Visit Istria and you will experience many wonderful sights that will catch your eye such as medieval hilltop villages populated with characteristically Istrian dwellings and Croatian properties, vineyards producing world class wines, glorious countryside famous for its truffles and of course a coastline to suit all tastes.
Thank you to:
Brch
MasonicStage
Mountman
Rocky031
on www.Skyscrapercity.com and
Mario Fajt
Remus Pereni
oksidor
on www.Flickr.com for providing us with such beautiful photos.
- published: 02 Aug 2011
- views: 27624
Rovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World Oasis
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 98663
Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this r...
Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this region is enthusiastically bi-lingual and an engaging mix of Croatia and Italy. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
wn.com/Rovinj, Croatia Istria's Old World Oasis
Like the rest of the Croatian coast, Rovinj was part of the Venetian Empire for centuries. And Istria remained part of Italy until after WWII. That's why this region is enthusiastically bi-lingual and an engaging mix of Croatia and Italy. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
- published: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 98663
ISTRIA ,FIUME E DALMAZIA Ne SLOVENIA Ne CROAZIA
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- Duration: 5:22
- Updated: 25 Oct 2009
- views: 60666
- published: 25 Oct 2009
- views: 60666
ISTRIA MIA canzone popolare istriana
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- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 03 Feb 2013
- views: 9653
Una bellissima canzone popolare che avevo trovato e salvato su Youtube. Purtroppo non è più reperibile il video: la ripropongo con alcune immagini delle città i...
Una bellissima canzone popolare che avevo trovato e salvato su Youtube. Purtroppo non è più reperibile il video: la ripropongo con alcune immagini delle città istriane. Nell'ordine:
Rovigno
Pola
Pisino
Orsera
Capodistria
Pirano
Abbazia
Fiume
Parenzo
(Pirano)
wn.com/Istria Mia Canzone Popolare Istriana
Chorwacja / Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
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- Duration: 7:36
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 2071
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest perłą Chorwacji i bez wątpienia zasługuje na to miano.
Lovron to drugie...
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest perłą Chorwacji i bez wątpienia zasługuje na to miano.
Lovron to drugie miasteczko na Riwierze Opatijskiej warte zobaczenia. W Lovranie zmarł w 1915 r. polski malarz, architekt, pisarz i teoretyk sztuki, promotor Zakopanego i stylu zakopiańskiego Stanisław Witkiewicz.
wn.com/Chorwacja Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest perłą Chorwacji i bez wątpienia zasługuje na to miano.
Lovron to drugie miasteczko na Riwierze Opatijskiej warte zobaczenia. W Lovranie zmarł w 1915 r. polski malarz, architekt, pisarz i teoretyk sztuki, promotor Zakopanego i stylu zakopiańskiego Stanisław Witkiewicz.
- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 2071
Istria italiana e esodo da Pola
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- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 29 May 2012
- views: 9318
E venne il dramma delle Foibe: cavità carsiche di origine naturale con un ingresso a strapiombo. È in quelle voragini dell'Istria che fra il 1943 e il 1947 sono...
E venne il dramma delle Foibe: cavità carsiche di origine naturale con un ingresso a strapiombo. È in quelle voragini dell'Istria che fra il 1943 e il 1947 sono gettati, vivi e morti, quasi diecimila italiani.
La prima ondata di violenza esplode subito dopo la firma dell'armistizio dell'8
settembre 1943: in Istria e in Dalmazia i partigiani slavi si vendicano contro i
fascisti e gli italiani non comunisti. Torturano, massacrano, affamano e poi
gettano nelle foibe circa un migliaio di persone. Li considerano "nemici del
popolo". La vicenda di Norma Cossetto è emblematica e diventerà un simbolo di quel periodo terribile.
La seconda nel novembre del 1944 a Zara. Dopo l'8 di settembre del 1943 la città venne occupata dai tedeschi. Tito chiese agli anglo americani di bombardarla per una presunta rilevanza militare del piccolo porto commerciale, che in effetti non aveva, e in un anno fu sottoposta a 54 bombardamenti con oltre 4000 morti.
Il 1 novembre 1944 quando già i tedeschi abbandonarono la città, i partigiani di Tito entrarono in una città distrutta ed inerme. Subito iniziarono le esecuzioni degli italiani, fucilati o affogati, perché lì foibe non ce ne sono... ma vi è il mare.
Ma la violenza aumenta nella primavera del 1945, quando le truppe di Tito occupano Trieste, Gorizia e l'Istria e si scatenano contro gli italiani. A cadere dentro le Foibe e ad andare nei campi di concentramento ci sono fascisti, cattolici, liberaldemocratici, socialisti, uomini di chiesa, donne, anziani e bambini. È una carneficina che testimonia l'odio politico-ideologico e la pulizia etnica voluta da Tito per eliminare dalla futura Jugoslavia i non comunisti e gli italiani. Anche 39 sacerdoti vennero uccisi.
wn.com/Istria Italiana E Esodo Da Pola
E venne il dramma delle Foibe: cavità carsiche di origine naturale con un ingresso a strapiombo. È in quelle voragini dell'Istria che fra il 1943 e il 1947 sono gettati, vivi e morti, quasi diecimila italiani.
La prima ondata di violenza esplode subito dopo la firma dell'armistizio dell'8
settembre 1943: in Istria e in Dalmazia i partigiani slavi si vendicano contro i
fascisti e gli italiani non comunisti. Torturano, massacrano, affamano e poi
gettano nelle foibe circa un migliaio di persone. Li considerano "nemici del
popolo". La vicenda di Norma Cossetto è emblematica e diventerà un simbolo di quel periodo terribile.
La seconda nel novembre del 1944 a Zara. Dopo l'8 di settembre del 1943 la città venne occupata dai tedeschi. Tito chiese agli anglo americani di bombardarla per una presunta rilevanza militare del piccolo porto commerciale, che in effetti non aveva, e in un anno fu sottoposta a 54 bombardamenti con oltre 4000 morti.
Il 1 novembre 1944 quando già i tedeschi abbandonarono la città, i partigiani di Tito entrarono in una città distrutta ed inerme. Subito iniziarono le esecuzioni degli italiani, fucilati o affogati, perché lì foibe non ce ne sono... ma vi è il mare.
Ma la violenza aumenta nella primavera del 1945, quando le truppe di Tito occupano Trieste, Gorizia e l'Istria e si scatenano contro gli italiani. A cadere dentro le Foibe e ad andare nei campi di concentramento ci sono fascisti, cattolici, liberaldemocratici, socialisti, uomini di chiesa, donne, anziani e bambini. È una carneficina che testimonia l'odio politico-ideologico e la pulizia etnica voluta da Tito per eliminare dalla futura Jugoslavia i non comunisti e gli italiani. Anche 39 sacerdoti vennero uccisi.
- published: 29 May 2012
- views: 9318
Cycling In Istria
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 5694
www.istria-bike.com
CREDITS:
directed by Sanel Isanovic
director of photography / camera 1 / editing / color grading Goran Nacinovic
camera 2 Rajan Milosevic
s...
www.istria-bike.com
CREDITS:
directed by Sanel Isanovic
director of photography / camera 1 / editing / color grading Goran Nacinovic
camera 2 Rajan Milosevic
script/sound design/music Sanel Isanovic
drone operator Dino Diminic and Vlatko Martincic
cyclists/actors Ales Hrvatin and Andrea Kirsic
production Level52
wn.com/Cycling In Istria
www.istria-bike.com
CREDITS:
directed by Sanel Isanovic
director of photography / camera 1 / editing / color grading Goran Nacinovic
camera 2 Rajan Milosevic
script/sound design/music Sanel Isanovic
drone operator Dino Diminic and Vlatko Martincic
cyclists/actors Ales Hrvatin and Andrea Kirsic
production Level52
- published: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 5694
ISTRIA AND DALMAZIA ARE ITALIAN
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- Duration: 9:55
- Updated: 03 May 2009
- views: 29224
Voglio dedicare questo semplice video a tutti coloro che sono morti, hanno lottato e ancora oggi lottano per l'Italianità delle terre redenti orientali.
RITO...
Voglio dedicare questo semplice video a tutti coloro che sono morti, hanno lottato e ancora oggi lottano per l'Italianità delle terre redenti orientali.
RITORNEREMO!
p.s. Un caro saluto ad un mio amico fiumano Hellcat3! Il quale mi ha passato del materiale grafico e alcune foto su Pola e Fiume, più visibili nella versione completa del video.
I wanna dedicate this simple video to people that died, that fought and are still fighting for italian culture of Istria, Fivme and Dalmazia.
WE'LL COME BACK!
ATTENZIONE: QUESTA è UNA VERSIONE BREVE DEL VIDEO! CON MENO FOTO ED IMMAGINI E CON UNO SCORRIMENTO PIù VELOCE. LA VERSIONE COMPLETA POTETE TROVARLA QUI: http://megavideo.com/?v=518CBZ70
ATTENTION: This is the Short version of this video, with less images and faster running, you can find the full version here: http://megavideo.com/?v=518CBZ70
Chiedo scusa per gli errori di battitura!
wn.com/Istria And Dalmazia Are Italian
Voglio dedicare questo semplice video a tutti coloro che sono morti, hanno lottato e ancora oggi lottano per l'Italianità delle terre redenti orientali.
RITORNEREMO!
p.s. Un caro saluto ad un mio amico fiumano Hellcat3! Il quale mi ha passato del materiale grafico e alcune foto su Pola e Fiume, più visibili nella versione completa del video.
I wanna dedicate this simple video to people that died, that fought and are still fighting for italian culture of Istria, Fivme and Dalmazia.
WE'LL COME BACK!
ATTENZIONE: QUESTA è UNA VERSIONE BREVE DEL VIDEO! CON MENO FOTO ED IMMAGINI E CON UNO SCORRIMENTO PIù VELOCE. LA VERSIONE COMPLETA POTETE TROVARLA QUI: http://megavideo.com/?v=518CBZ70
ATTENTION: This is the Short version of this video, with less images and faster running, you can find the full version here: http://megavideo.com/?v=518CBZ70
Chiedo scusa per gli errori di battitura!
- published: 03 May 2009
- views: 29224
100 Miles Of Istria 2015 official video
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- Duration: 5:41
- Updated: 30 May 2015
- views: 1591
- published: 30 May 2015
- views: 1591
INNO ALL'ISTRIA
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 7987
Musica di Giulio Giorgieri
Mons. Giovan Battista Cleva, autore del testo
Oh bell'Istria, chi lungo il tuo lido
và scorrendo sul placido mar
a te manda un feste...
Musica di Giulio Giorgieri
Mons. Giovan Battista Cleva, autore del testo
Oh bell'Istria, chi lungo il tuo lido
và scorrendo sul placido mar
a te manda un festevole grido
come amico ad amico suol far.
Quai smeraldi i tuoi pingui oliveti
sono invidia al lontano stranier.
Sono sempre I tuoi dolci vigneti
nuova fonte di vita e piacer.
Delle muse qui il mite sorriso,
qui il sapere ebbe culto ed onor.
A tuoi figli qui brilla sul viso
l'amistade che viene dal cor.
Istria Salve!
Istria salve ! Ruggente procella
mai turbi il sereno tuo ciel,
ma di pace e di gioia la stella
a te splenda benigna e fedel.
Istria Salve!
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Musica di Giulio Giorgieri
Mons. Giovan Battista Cleva, autore del testo
Oh bell'Istria, chi lungo il tuo lido
và scorrendo sul placido mar
a te manda un festevole grido
come amico ad amico suol far.
Quai smeraldi i tuoi pingui oliveti
sono invidia al lontano stranier.
Sono sempre I tuoi dolci vigneti
nuova fonte di vita e piacer.
Delle muse qui il mite sorriso,
qui il sapere ebbe culto ed onor.
A tuoi figli qui brilla sul viso
l'amistade che viene dal cor.
Istria Salve!
Istria salve ! Ruggente procella
mai turbi il sereno tuo ciel,
ma di pace e di gioia la stella
a te splenda benigna e fedel.
Istria Salve!
- published: 26 Feb 2012
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ISTRIA ITALIANA
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- Updated: 29 Sep 2010
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ISTRIA ITALIANA
ISTRIA ITALIANA
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ISTRIA ITALIANA
- published: 29 Sep 2010
- views: 12593
Istria Addio - La Cisterna
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- Duration: 37:26
- Updated: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 5384
- published: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 5384
1943-LA GUERRA IN ISTRIA
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 07 Jun 2010
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CINEGIORNALI FRANCESI DI VICHY.
LA GUERRA IN ISTRIA,NEL 1943, CONTRO I PARTIGIANI, E CONTRO I "BADOGLIANI".
FRENCH PRAGANDA OF VICHY.GERMANS ATTACKING THE PAR...
CINEGIORNALI FRANCESI DI VICHY.
LA GUERRA IN ISTRIA,NEL 1943, CONTRO I PARTIGIANI, E CONTRO I "BADOGLIANI".
FRENCH PRAGANDA OF VICHY.GERMANS ATTACKING THE PARTIZANS IN ISTRIA, AFTER THE FALL OF ITALY, IN 1
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Chorwacja / Istria » Przyjazd na Istrię
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 15 Mar 2014
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Z Polski do Chorwacji przez Czechy, Austrię i Słowenię, do Puli na Istrii przyjechaliśmy po 15 godzinach pokonując 1300 km.
Z Polski do Chorwacji przez Czechy, Austrię i Słowenię, do Puli na Istrii przyjechaliśmy po 15 godzinach pokonując 1300 km.
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Z Polski do Chorwacji przez Czechy, Austrię i Słowenię, do Puli na Istrii przyjechaliśmy po 15 godzinach pokonując 1300 km.
- published: 15 Mar 2014
- views: 1523
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Koper (Istria) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Koper in Istria. Koper is a major harbour city in Istria which is located on the Slovenian Riviera.The old town can be entered through the last of the twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. A stone coat of arms, various reliefs and inscriptions highlight the long history of the city in which for five hundred years Venetian rule shaped its destiny. An archway in the Praetorian Palace leads to a classic Venetian square, the Titov Trg which dates back to the fifteenth century. The Piazza is one of the most beautiful Venetian squares of the entire Adriatic region and the cathedral which frames the square has numerous architectural styles. Brollo, an area just beyond the centre of the city, served as a collecting basin for rainwater which was ... -
Piran (Istrian) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Piran in Adriatic’s Istrian. High up on the cliffs of the Adriatic’s Istrian Coast are the remains of a city wall. The wall was built in the fifteenth century in order to protect against the Turks who were attempting to reach the peninsula from the mainland. Their goal was the Venetian maritime town of Piran, the most beautiful place on the Slovenian Riviera, an enchanting mediaeval town.The charm and flair of old alleys reflect the history of this idyllic town whose origin dates back to the fifth century. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Slavs, a German Emperor, the Venetians and the Habsburgs, they all wanted this town and it prospered accordingly. For more than five centuries the town was under Venetian rule, a time when it took on the form which we see t... -
Opatija - Istria - Croatia Travel Guide, Tourism and Vacation
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Croatia Travel Guide http://bit.ly/19HqlHp Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Opatija in Croatia and shows you its sites and attraction such as the Villa Angiolina, the Maiden with the seagull and the Angiolina Park. Discover Opatija in Istria, Croatia Opatija, the former Abbazia still keeps something of the atmosphere of the balance of the monarchy and the French Riviera. As it is were mixed of Monte Carlo and Carlo Vivati.. In the middle of the 1800s, a rich merchantman had a villa built here for his wife. Villa Angelina was followed by others and Abbazia gradually became a more and more fashionable resort for the rich. Franz Josef had a date with Catherine—, other monarchs also spend a lot of time here at on their most o... -
Rovinj (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Rovinj in Croatia. The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula on Istria’s Mediterranean coastline in the north of Croatia. Seen from the sea it is one of the most stunning of the Adriatic’s port cities, harmonious and compact, a perfect cityscape. In the eighteenth century the city’s inhabitants built their basilica according to the plans of Venetian architect, Giovanni Dozzi, on the foundation of a previous Romanesque building. The bright interior of the imposing three-nave basilica contains splendid architecture, fine ceiling paintings and altars. Although Rovinj fell for a long time under the protection of the naval power of Venice, it was still haunted by the Genoese, pirates and pestilence, but the city managed to survive all o... -
Porec (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Porec in Croatia. Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula in the north of Croatia‘s Istrian coast. At first glance it appears to be a typical holiday paradise visited by thousands of tourists each year but its Town Hall offers a hint of its historic past, the traditional style of Venetian Renaissance. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and with the subsequent construction of palaces, squares and religious buildings, it soon took on a Venetian appearance which has remained until the present day. The harbour’s traditional buildings date back to the time of the fall of Venice and when the city came under Austrian rule. In Roman times the Old Town had an efficient road network. Poreć’s main street, Decumanus, divid... -
Croatia (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Croatia. Croatia is a European country located in the Mediterranean, a treasure trove of culture and architecture with a long history, ancient buildings, Christian churches, Venetian cities, colourful traditions and stunning coastline of more than a thousand islands. Zagreb is its political and cultural focal point, an amiable capital city situated at the intersection of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. The Kaptol district has been its Catholic heart since the Middle Ages. An atmospheric place, Upper Town is a gem Zagreb’s historic past. North of Zagreb on the western border with Slovenia, the picture-perfect Veliki Tabor Castle rises on a hill, its Renaissance courtyard with columns and arcades possessing a touch of southern elegance. Kumrovec, birthp... -
Pula (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Pula in Croatia. Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula in Coatia, is Pula, the oldest city on the eastern Adriatic coast. In Roman times the large square of this historic centre contained a forum and has many buildings that reflect the city’s recent history, including the Renaissance Town Hall that was built in 1296 at the end of Constantinople rule. Next to the Town Hall is the well-preserved Temple Of Augustus that dates back to 14 A.D. and was dedicated to the Roman Emperor. Prior to Roman times, it was Greek historians who first mentioned Pula in connection with a city founded by the Argonauts. Pula’s monumental Roman amphitheatre today ranks among the six largest of those that once belonged to the Roman Empire. The one hundred and... -
Tour Guide Istria - ATP Umag
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Visit Rovinj, Istria - Croatia
Rick Steves visits beautiful Rovinj in Istria, Croatia. Find Holiday rentals and info at: http://www.travelserviceeurope.com/Travel-guide/rovinj/ Rovinj is located on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula and is a popular tourist resort and an active fishing port. According to the data of the Tourist Association of the Istrian County, Rovinj is the second leading destination in terms of the number of realized overnights. It is also unofficially considered one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic coast. -
Croatia Travel Guide & Tourism (HD)
Croatia Travel Guide, Croatia Tourism, Croatia Vacation (HD) Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Croatia (Croatian: Hrvatska) is a country situated in Southeast Europe. It is to the east side of the Adriatic Sea, to the east of Italy. It is also bordered by Slovakia to the northwest, Hungary to the north, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the southeast, Serbia in the east, and Montenegro to the south. Cities in Croatia ================== 1 - Zagreb - the capital and largest city 2 - Dubrovnik - historic coastal city and UNESCO World Heritage site 1 - Split- ancient port city with Roman ruins 2 - Pula - biggest town in Istria with the Roman amphitheater (commonly called Arena) 1 - Osijek - capital of Slavonia and an important cit... -
Croatia travel & accommodation guide - http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Croatia/
Croatia, accommodation http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Croatia/ Croatia travel, holidays, vacation, city information, Istria, Dalmatia, book, kvarner, travelogues, travel guide, croatia, pula, apartments http://www.hotels-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Croatia/ apartments, vacation rentals, vacation rentals, rental of private, hotels, private accommodation, beach, sun, sea, vacation, online booking, travel packages, family packages, last minute http://www.yachtcharter-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Croatia/ holidays, private accommodation, private holiday http://www.hotels-aroundtheglobe.info/hr/Croatia/ accommodation, travel, lodging, hotel, summer holidays, Easter and Autumn, Holiday, Near the beach, balcony, terrace, sea, Mediterranean, Adriatic, travel, prices, Dalmatia hotels, Kvarner, apart... -
Town of Porec (Croatia) - Travel Guide
Take a tour of Town of Poreč in Porec, Croatia - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. A town noted for its exceptional beaches, Porec is nearly 2000 years old and sits on the northern coast of Croatia. Located on the Istrian Peninsula, this locale has been populated since the prehistoric era. Looking out towards the sea, the town's coast is protected by the isle of St. Nicholas. The town is characterized by immense Roman style squares, ancient residences, elaborate palaces, and striking monuments. Its location was made a city in the first century, and by the third century it had adopted a strong Christianity community. Visitors can expect to see a variety of vegetation, including palm trees, pines, olive groves and grape orchards. ... -
Rovinj CROATIA - Istria Region GO PRO
Rovinj, Croatia. Exploring the towns beautiful rustic streets and amazing Istrian food of truffles and wine...and of course I can't forget frolicking in the Adriatic sea. ◅ FOLLOW ALONG ▻ http://www.carebearabroad.com ☪ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/carebearabroad → Twitter: http://twitter.com/carebearabroad ☯ Facebook: http://facebook.com/carebearabroad ♥ Snapchat: careybear10 @carebearabroad ◂ ◃ - CONTACT - ▸ ▹ → Business: carebearabroad@gmail.com ◂ ◃ ✦ Current Home base ✦ ▸ ▹ Prague, Czech Republic ◂ ◃ ♫ MUSIC ♫ ▸ ▹ Come with ME - Nora En Pure ✦ ABOUT ME✦ The name is Carey, but you can call me Carebear and welcome to my channel!! SUBSCRIBE for wanderlust travel, adventure, food, fun, and off the beaten path inspirational videos!!! I make travel videos and vlogs, give t... -
Fresco Painting, Roč Istria Croatia
A traditionally dressed tourist guide welcomes guests in Roč and introduces the story of Roč in the Middle Ages, the Glagolitic Script and frescos painting. After the presentation of the fresco painting technique, the guests will have a unique opportunity to create a fresco with their own hands. With the help of an expert you can make an original souvenir and take it with you as a memory of Roč and Istria or offer it as a present to your closest. http://www.toursistria.com/fresco-painting-istria -
Trip to Koper, Slovenia (HD)
Tourist attractions in Koper, Slovenia - Trip to Koper, Slovenia - Visit Koper, Slovenia Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Koper (Italian: Capodistria) is Slovenia's only commercial port and one of the oldest towns. Koper can trace its name back to the Roman town of Caprea. In 1278, the town voluntarily joined Venice and was later renamed Capo d'Istria — hence the Italian name. Once part of the Venetian republic, it was ceded to Austria in 1797 and then to Italy in 1918; however, much of Koper's Italian inhabitants fled after WW2 when the town was assigned to the Free Territory of Trieste, most of which was administered by and later incorporated into Yugoslavia. The Communists built an unattractive sprawl of factories and... -
Istria from Smrikve - HD promo - for Linked In (Istria - CROATIA - EU)
Istria from Smrikve is a cultural E-guide to the hidden gems of ISTRIA and its hilltop towns. You can find in it: top quality wine and olive oil makers, restaurants, festivals, learn about its history, museums, architecture, culture & learn more about "more than tennis" traditional tennis talent gathering! This cultural tourism guide aims to promote Istrian cultural heritage and Istria Region as cultural tourism destination... Smrikve is also home to Smrikva Bowl - traditional under 10 world tennis talents gathering... The above video has been created for Discover Istria from Smrikve Group on LinkedIn... The idea behind is to support Slow Travel & Sustainable Tourism, Slow Food, Sustainable Living... and to share both knowledge and ideas to enrich Istrian cultural heritage in a broa... -
Rovinj, Croatia Tourism and Vacations
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Croatia Travel Guide http://bit.ly/19HqlHp Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Rovinj, which was a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic. Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, pirates also lived here and the little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square. Rovinj was once a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic. Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, moreover, pirates also lived here. The little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square. The clock tower and the triumphal arch like gate are still decorated by the coat of arms of Venice, t... -
Croatia: Adriatic Delights
A fascinating land with a hard-fought history in a complex corner of Europe, Croatia is emerging as one of Europe's top destinations. Sampling the very best of Croatia, we start by exploring the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, we hike through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the thriving capital city Zagreb. Our Croatian finale: the Istrian Peninsula and its enchanting port town of Rovinj. © 2010 Rick Steves' Europe -
Pula Croatia Tourist Sights - Amphitheatre, Castle, Town Square and Coast
Pula is the largest city in Istria, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. It is known for its mild climate, smooth sea, and unspoiled nature. It also has many historic remains which are worthy of a tourist’s interest. These include: A Roman Amphitheatre, A Fort, A Roman temple, and a number of Roman gates. You will see them all, along with some glimpses of the stunning coast in this quick guide to Pula.
Koper (Istria) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 9:44
- Updated: 10 Oct 2015
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Vacation travel video about destination Koper in Istria.
Koper is a major harbour city in Istria which is located on the Slovenian Riviera.The old town can be e...
Vacation travel video about destination Koper in Istria.
Koper is a major harbour city in Istria which is located on the Slovenian Riviera.The old town can be entered through the last of the twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. A stone coat of arms, various reliefs and inscriptions highlight the long history of the city in which for five hundred years Venetian rule shaped its destiny. An archway in the Praetorian Palace leads to a classic Venetian square, the Titov Trg which dates back to the fifteenth century. The Piazza is one of the most beautiful Venetian squares of the entire Adriatic region and the cathedral which frames the square has numerous architectural styles. Brollo, an area just beyond the centre of the city, served as a collecting basin for rainwater which was drawn by two wells from a cistern below. The Gothic, Fontico, was used for the storage of surplus grain which was distributed to the people in years of hardship. Today Koper is Slovenia’s window to the world and the country’s only seaport.
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Vacation travel video about destination Koper in Istria.
Koper is a major harbour city in Istria which is located on the Slovenian Riviera.The old town can be entered through the last of the twelve gates of the city’s former defensive wall. A stone coat of arms, various reliefs and inscriptions highlight the long history of the city in which for five hundred years Venetian rule shaped its destiny. An archway in the Praetorian Palace leads to a classic Venetian square, the Titov Trg which dates back to the fifteenth century. The Piazza is one of the most beautiful Venetian squares of the entire Adriatic region and the cathedral which frames the square has numerous architectural styles. Brollo, an area just beyond the centre of the city, served as a collecting basin for rainwater which was drawn by two wells from a cistern below. The Gothic, Fontico, was used for the storage of surplus grain which was distributed to the people in years of hardship. Today Koper is Slovenia’s window to the world and the country’s only seaport.
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- published: 10 Oct 2015
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Piran (Istrian) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Vacation travel video about destination Piran in Adriatic’s Istrian.
High up on the cliffs of the Adriatic’s Istrian Coast are the remains of a city wall. The ...
Vacation travel video about destination Piran in Adriatic’s Istrian.
High up on the cliffs of the Adriatic’s Istrian Coast are the remains of a city wall. The wall was built in the fifteenth century in order to protect against the Turks who were attempting to reach the peninsula from the mainland. Their goal was the Venetian maritime town of Piran, the most beautiful place on the Slovenian Riviera, an enchanting mediaeval town.The charm and flair of old alleys reflect the history of this idyllic town whose origin dates back to the fifth century. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Slavs, a German Emperor, the Venetians and the Habsburgs, they all wanted this town and it prospered accordingly. For more than five centuries the town was under Venetian rule, a time when it took on the form which we see today and from the wide-ranging trade network of the Serenissima, Piran profitted well.
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Vacation travel video about destination Piran in Adriatic’s Istrian.
High up on the cliffs of the Adriatic’s Istrian Coast are the remains of a city wall. The wall was built in the fifteenth century in order to protect against the Turks who were attempting to reach the peninsula from the mainland. Their goal was the Venetian maritime town of Piran, the most beautiful place on the Slovenian Riviera, an enchanting mediaeval town.The charm and flair of old alleys reflect the history of this idyllic town whose origin dates back to the fifth century. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Slavs, a German Emperor, the Venetians and the Habsburgs, they all wanted this town and it prospered accordingly. For more than five centuries the town was under Venetian rule, a time when it took on the form which we see today and from the wide-ranging trade network of the Serenissima, Piran profitted well.
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Opatija - Istria - Croatia Travel Guide, Tourism and Vacation
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Opatija in Croati...
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Opatija in Croatia and shows you its sites and attraction such as the Villa
Angiolina, the Maiden with the seagull and the Angiolina Park.
Discover Opatija in Istria, Croatia
Opatija, the former Abbazia still keeps something of the atmosphere of the balance of the monarchy and the French Riviera. As it is were mixed of Monte Carlo and Carlo Vivati.. In the middle of the 1800s, a rich merchantman had a villa built here for his wife. Villa Angelina was followed by others and Abbazia gradually became a more and more fashionable resort for the rich. Franz Josef had a date with Catherine—, other monarchs also spend a lot of time here at on their most occasion and famous artist also like this place. For example, the famous dancer of the era Isadora Duncan and renowned composer like Puccini,— or Franz Lehar.
Its hotel seasoned by age are primarily visited by well to do tourist today. And it's botanical gardens and the seafront reminiscent of promenade de—attracts visitors. Even if it can't boast such valuable monuments as Poreč, Pula or Rovinj its unified architectural style,elegance and atmosphere different from the other towns of Istria make it extremely popular. The 1400 meter mountain Ucka on the slope of which the town was built provides an extremely pleasant climate. It keeps away cold 1winds and winter and in summer fresh winds moderate the heat. This features make Opatija, which is famous for its hotels and sanatoriums not only a place for swimming but also a health resort.
Opatija was our last stop on this trip to Istria in Northwest Crotia on the border to Sylvania.
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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Opatija in Croatia and shows you its sites and attraction such as the Villa
Angiolina, the Maiden with the seagull and the Angiolina Park.
Discover Opatija in Istria, Croatia
Opatija, the former Abbazia still keeps something of the atmosphere of the balance of the monarchy and the French Riviera. As it is were mixed of Monte Carlo and Carlo Vivati.. In the middle of the 1800s, a rich merchantman had a villa built here for his wife. Villa Angelina was followed by others and Abbazia gradually became a more and more fashionable resort for the rich. Franz Josef had a date with Catherine—, other monarchs also spend a lot of time here at on their most occasion and famous artist also like this place. For example, the famous dancer of the era Isadora Duncan and renowned composer like Puccini,— or Franz Lehar.
Its hotel seasoned by age are primarily visited by well to do tourist today. And it's botanical gardens and the seafront reminiscent of promenade de—attracts visitors. Even if it can't boast such valuable monuments as Poreč, Pula or Rovinj its unified architectural style,elegance and atmosphere different from the other towns of Istria make it extremely popular. The 1400 meter mountain Ucka on the slope of which the town was built provides an extremely pleasant climate. It keeps away cold 1winds and winter and in summer fresh winds moderate the heat. This features make Opatija, which is famous for its hotels and sanatoriums not only a place for swimming but also a health resort.
Opatija was our last stop on this trip to Istria in Northwest Crotia on the border to Sylvania.
Tags: Visit Opatija in Istria,Croatia Travel Guide,istria travel attractions,istria travel guide,istria travel information,istria travel tips,shepherd entertainment,world travel,Opatija in Istria,shepherdfilm
- published: 08 Sep 2013
- views: 1155
Rovinj (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 9:44
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Travel video about destination Rovinj in Croatia.
The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula on Istria’s Mediterranean coastline in th...
Travel video about destination Rovinj in Croatia.
The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula on Istria’s Mediterranean coastline in the north of Croatia. Seen from the sea it is one of the most stunning of the Adriatic’s port cities, harmonious and compact, a perfect cityscape. In the eighteenth century the city’s inhabitants built their basilica according to the plans of Venetian architect, Giovanni Dozzi, on the foundation of a previous Romanesque building. The bright interior of the imposing three-nave basilica contains splendid architecture, fine ceiling paintings and altars. Although Rovinj fell for a long time under the protection of the naval power of Venice, it was still haunted by the Genoese, pirates and pestilence, but the city managed to survive all of its tribulations and was designated as a cultural monument in 1963. The wealthy people of ancient Rome once thought of the region as a holiday paradise and so it has remained right up until the present day. The romantic Pearl Of The Croatian Riviera has lost nothing of its original charm. Rovinj encapsulates history, culture and beauty!
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Travel video about destination Rovinj in Croatia.
The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula on Istria’s Mediterranean coastline in the north of Croatia. Seen from the sea it is one of the most stunning of the Adriatic’s port cities, harmonious and compact, a perfect cityscape. In the eighteenth century the city’s inhabitants built their basilica according to the plans of Venetian architect, Giovanni Dozzi, on the foundation of a previous Romanesque building. The bright interior of the imposing three-nave basilica contains splendid architecture, fine ceiling paintings and altars. Although Rovinj fell for a long time under the protection of the naval power of Venice, it was still haunted by the Genoese, pirates and pestilence, but the city managed to survive all of its tribulations and was designated as a cultural monument in 1963. The wealthy people of ancient Rome once thought of the region as a holiday paradise and so it has remained right up until the present day. The romantic Pearl Of The Croatian Riviera has lost nothing of its original charm. Rovinj encapsulates history, culture and beauty!
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- published: 06 Dec 2015
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Porec (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Porec in Croatia.
Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula in the north of Croatia‘s Istrian coast. At first glance it app...
Travel video about destination Porec in Croatia.
Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula in the north of Croatia‘s Istrian coast. At first glance it appears to be a typical holiday paradise visited by thousands of tourists each year but its Town Hall offers a hint of its historic past, the traditional style of Venetian Renaissance. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and with the subsequent construction of palaces, squares and religious buildings, it soon took on a Venetian appearance which has remained until the present day. The harbour’s traditional buildings date back to the time of the fall of Venice and when the city came under Austrian rule. In Roman times the Old Town had an efficient road network. Poreć’s main street, Decumanus, divides various groups of buildings of dominant Gothic design. In 539 A.D. the city came under the rule of the Byzantines who founded a bishopric there in around about 800 A.D.Between 539 A.D. and 553 A.D. Bishop Euphrasius had a basilica built on the foundations of several earlier buildings, an Early Byzantine masterpiece and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Poreć is a little gem with a great history and culture and even now, Pearl Of The Adriatic!
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Travel video about destination Porec in Croatia.
Poreć is picturesquely situated on a peninsula in the north of Croatia‘s Istrian coast. At first glance it appears to be a typical holiday paradise visited by thousands of tourists each year but its Town Hall offers a hint of its historic past, the traditional style of Venetian Renaissance. In 1267, Poreć, as Istria’s first city, was affiliated to the Serenissima and with the subsequent construction of palaces, squares and religious buildings, it soon took on a Venetian appearance which has remained until the present day. The harbour’s traditional buildings date back to the time of the fall of Venice and when the city came under Austrian rule. In Roman times the Old Town had an efficient road network. Poreć’s main street, Decumanus, divides various groups of buildings of dominant Gothic design. In 539 A.D. the city came under the rule of the Byzantines who founded a bishopric there in around about 800 A.D.Between 539 A.D. and 553 A.D. Bishop Euphrasius had a basilica built on the foundations of several earlier buildings, an Early Byzantine masterpiece and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Poreć is a little gem with a great history and culture and even now, Pearl Of The Adriatic!
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- published: 29 Nov 2015
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Croatia (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Croatia.
Croatia is a European country located in the Mediterranean, a treasure trove of culture and architecture with a long his...
Travel video about destination Croatia.
Croatia is a European country located in the Mediterranean, a treasure trove of culture and architecture with a long history, ancient buildings, Christian churches, Venetian cities, colourful traditions and stunning coastline of more than a thousand islands. Zagreb is its political and cultural focal point, an amiable capital city situated at the intersection of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. The Kaptol district has been its Catholic heart since the Middle Ages. An atmospheric place, Upper Town is a gem Zagreb’s historic past. North of Zagreb on the western border with Slovenia, the picture-perfect Veliki Tabor Castle rises on a hill, its Renaissance courtyard with columns and arcades possessing a touch of southern elegance. Kumrovec, birthplace of the former President of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, is located south of the castle and is now a museum village. The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula, further south on the Adriatic coast. Seen from the sea it is one of the most stunning of the Adriatic’s harbour cities. Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula is Pula, the oldest city on Croatia‘s eastern Adriatic coast. The largest square of the Old Town, and today‘s main square, was originally located on the site of a Roman forum. The historical centre of Split is a cultural work of art, its palace, sea aspect and bay a harmonious blend of both ancient and mediaeval times. Dubrovnik‘s historic centre possesses many treasures such as the Onofri Fountain, the Saint Spas Chapel and the Franciscan Church. Due to its magnificent location, unique Old Town and beautiful buildings, Dubrovnik has become tantamount to an amazing work of art. Croatia is a country of timeless Mediterranean beauty, a place in the sun where history reflects in the Adriatic and Occident meets Orient - a Balkan paradise!
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Travel video about destination Croatia.
Croatia is a European country located in the Mediterranean, a treasure trove of culture and architecture with a long history, ancient buildings, Christian churches, Venetian cities, colourful traditions and stunning coastline of more than a thousand islands. Zagreb is its political and cultural focal point, an amiable capital city situated at the intersection of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. The Kaptol district has been its Catholic heart since the Middle Ages. An atmospheric place, Upper Town is a gem Zagreb’s historic past. North of Zagreb on the western border with Slovenia, the picture-perfect Veliki Tabor Castle rises on a hill, its Renaissance courtyard with columns and arcades possessing a touch of southern elegance. Kumrovec, birthplace of the former President of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, is located south of the castle and is now a museum village. The historic centre of Rovinj is located on a shell-shaped peninsula, further south on the Adriatic coast. Seen from the sea it is one of the most stunning of the Adriatic’s harbour cities. Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula is Pula, the oldest city on Croatia‘s eastern Adriatic coast. The largest square of the Old Town, and today‘s main square, was originally located on the site of a Roman forum. The historical centre of Split is a cultural work of art, its palace, sea aspect and bay a harmonious blend of both ancient and mediaeval times. Dubrovnik‘s historic centre possesses many treasures such as the Onofri Fountain, the Saint Spas Chapel and the Franciscan Church. Due to its magnificent location, unique Old Town and beautiful buildings, Dubrovnik has become tantamount to an amazing work of art. Croatia is a country of timeless Mediterranean beauty, a place in the sun where history reflects in the Adriatic and Occident meets Orient - a Balkan paradise!
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- published: 16 Dec 2015
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Pula (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Pula in Croatia.
Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula in Coatia, is Pula, the oldest city on the eastern A...
Travel video about destination Pula in Croatia.
Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula in Coatia, is Pula, the oldest city on the eastern Adriatic coast. In Roman times the large square of this historic centre contained a forum and has many buildings that reflect the city’s recent history, including the Renaissance Town Hall that was built in 1296 at the end of Constantinople rule. Next to the Town Hall is the well-preserved Temple Of Augustus that dates back to 14 A.D. and was dedicated to the Roman Emperor. Prior to Roman times, it was Greek historians who first mentioned Pula in connection with a city founded by the Argonauts. Pula’s monumental Roman amphitheatre today ranks among the six largest of those that once belonged to the Roman Empire. The one hundred and five metre wide structure could accommodate twenty three thousand spectators. Numerous games and executions took place within it until 404 A.D. when gladiatorial battles were forbidden and the arena became a market place. Pula is a city of Roman roots, Byzantine monuments, past Venetian rule and recent K. and K. memories: an intriguing blend of history!
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Travel video about destination Pula in Croatia.
Situated close to the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula in Coatia, is Pula, the oldest city on the eastern Adriatic coast. In Roman times the large square of this historic centre contained a forum and has many buildings that reflect the city’s recent history, including the Renaissance Town Hall that was built in 1296 at the end of Constantinople rule. Next to the Town Hall is the well-preserved Temple Of Augustus that dates back to 14 A.D. and was dedicated to the Roman Emperor. Prior to Roman times, it was Greek historians who first mentioned Pula in connection with a city founded by the Argonauts. Pula’s monumental Roman amphitheatre today ranks among the six largest of those that once belonged to the Roman Empire. The one hundred and five metre wide structure could accommodate twenty three thousand spectators. Numerous games and executions took place within it until 404 A.D. when gladiatorial battles were forbidden and the arena became a market place. Pula is a city of Roman roots, Byzantine monuments, past Venetian rule and recent K. and K. memories: an intriguing blend of history!
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- published: 10 Dec 2015
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Tour Guide Istria - ATP Umag
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- published: 02 Mar 2015
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Visit Rovinj, Istria - Croatia
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Rick Steves visits beautiful Rovinj in Istria, Croatia.
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Rovinj is lo...
Rick Steves visits beautiful Rovinj in Istria, Croatia.
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Rovinj is located on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula and is a popular tourist resort and an active fishing port.
According to the data of the Tourist Association of the Istrian County, Rovinj is the second leading destination in terms of the number of realized overnights. It is also unofficially considered one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic coast.
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Rick Steves visits beautiful Rovinj in Istria, Croatia.
Find Holiday rentals and info at: http://www.travelserviceeurope.com/Travel-guide/rovinj/
Rovinj is located on the western coast of the Istrian peninsula and is a popular tourist resort and an active fishing port.
According to the data of the Tourist Association of the Istrian County, Rovinj is the second leading destination in terms of the number of realized overnights. It is also unofficially considered one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic coast.
- published: 11 Sep 2011
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Croatia Travel Guide & Tourism (HD)
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Croatia Travel Guide, Croatia Tourism, Croatia Vacation (HD)
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Croatia Travel Guide, Croatia Tourism, Croatia Vacation (HD)
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Croatia (Croatian: Hrvatska) is a country situated in Southeast Europe. It is to the east side of the Adriatic Sea, to the east of Italy. It is also bordered by Slovakia to the northwest, Hungary to the north, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the southeast, Serbia in the east, and Montenegro to the south.
Cities in Croatia
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1 - Zagreb - the capital and largest city
2 - Dubrovnik - historic coastal city and
UNESCO World Heritage site
1 - Split- ancient port city with Roman ruins
2 - Pula - biggest town in Istria with the Roman
amphitheater (commonly called Arena)
1 - Osijek - capital of Slavonia and an important city
2 - Slavonski Brod -
3 - Rijeka - Croatia's largest and main port
4 - Varaždin - Croatia's former Baroque capital
5 - Zadar - biggest city of north-central Dalmatia with rich history
Destinations in Croatia
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Kornati National Park
Island of Cres
Island of Solta
Island of Hvar
Island of Brac
Island of Krk
Island of Solta
Plitvice National Park - home of the magnificent Plitvice Lakes (UNESCO world heritage site)
Vrsar
Žumberak is a mountainous region that spans the border between Slovenia and Croatia
Climate
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Northern Croatia has a temperate continental climate whereas the central and upland regions have a mountainous climate. The entire Adriatic coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Spring and autumn are mild along the coast, while winter is cold and snowy in central and northern regions. The average temperature inland in January ranges from -10° to 5°C and in August, from 19° to 39°C. The average temperature at the seaside is higher: in January, from 6°C to 11°C and in August from 21°C to 39°C.
Terrain
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Geographically diverse; flat agricultural plains along the Hungarian border (Central European area), low mountains and highlands near the Adriatic coastline and islands. There are 1,246 islands; the largest ones are Krk and Cres. The highest point is Dinara, at 1,830m.
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Croatia Travel Guide, Croatia Tourism, Croatia Vacation (HD)
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Croatia (Croatian: Hrvatska) is a country situated in Southeast Europe. It is to the east side of the Adriatic Sea, to the east of Italy. It is also bordered by Slovakia to the northwest, Hungary to the north, Bosnia and Herzegovina to the southeast, Serbia in the east, and Montenegro to the south.
Cities in Croatia
==================
1 - Zagreb - the capital and largest city
2 - Dubrovnik - historic coastal city and
UNESCO World Heritage site
1 - Split- ancient port city with Roman ruins
2 - Pula - biggest town in Istria with the Roman
amphitheater (commonly called Arena)
1 - Osijek - capital of Slavonia and an important city
2 - Slavonski Brod -
3 - Rijeka - Croatia's largest and main port
4 - Varaždin - Croatia's former Baroque capital
5 - Zadar - biggest city of north-central Dalmatia with rich history
Destinations in Croatia
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Kornati National Park
Island of Cres
Island of Solta
Island of Hvar
Island of Brac
Island of Krk
Island of Solta
Plitvice National Park - home of the magnificent Plitvice Lakes (UNESCO world heritage site)
Vrsar
Žumberak is a mountainous region that spans the border between Slovenia and Croatia
Climate
=======
Northern Croatia has a temperate continental climate whereas the central and upland regions have a mountainous climate. The entire Adriatic coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Spring and autumn are mild along the coast, while winter is cold and snowy in central and northern regions. The average temperature inland in January ranges from -10° to 5°C and in August, from 19° to 39°C. The average temperature at the seaside is higher: in January, from 6°C to 11°C and in August from 21°C to 39°C.
Terrain
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Geographically diverse; flat agricultural plains along the Hungarian border (Central European area), low mountains and highlands near the Adriatic coastline and islands. There are 1,246 islands; the largest ones are Krk and Cres. The highest point is Dinara, at 1,830m.
- published: 25 Aug 2014
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Croatia travel & accommodation guide - http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Croatia/
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Town of Porec (Croatia) - Travel Guide
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Take a tour of Town of Poreč in Porec, Croatia - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
A town noted for its exceptional ...
Take a tour of Town of Poreč in Porec, Croatia - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
A town noted for its exceptional beaches, Porec is nearly 2000 years old and sits on the northern coast of Croatia.
Located on the Istrian Peninsula, this locale has been populated since the prehistoric era.
Looking out towards the sea, the town's coast is protected by the isle of St. Nicholas.
The town is characterized by immense Roman style squares, ancient residences, elaborate palaces, and striking monuments.
Its location was made a city in the first century, and by the third century it had adopted a strong Christianity community.
Visitors can expect to see a variety of vegetation, including palm trees, pines, olive groves and grape orchards.
The stunning Mediterranean harbor of Porec accounts for much of its trade, recreation, and transportation.
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Take a tour of Town of Poreč in Porec, Croatia - part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
A town noted for its exceptional beaches, Porec is nearly 2000 years old and sits on the northern coast of Croatia.
Located on the Istrian Peninsula, this locale has been populated since the prehistoric era.
Looking out towards the sea, the town's coast is protected by the isle of St. Nicholas.
The town is characterized by immense Roman style squares, ancient residences, elaborate palaces, and striking monuments.
Its location was made a city in the first century, and by the third century it had adopted a strong Christianity community.
Visitors can expect to see a variety of vegetation, including palm trees, pines, olive groves and grape orchards.
The stunning Mediterranean harbor of Porec accounts for much of its trade, recreation, and transportation.
- published: 17 Mar 2011
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Rovinj CROATIA - Istria Region GO PRO
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Rovinj, Croatia. Exploring the towns beautiful rustic streets and amazing Istrian food of truffles and wine...and of course I can't forget frolicking in the Adr...
Rovinj, Croatia. Exploring the towns beautiful rustic streets and amazing Istrian food of truffles and wine...and of course I can't forget frolicking in the Adriatic sea.
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- published: 16 Sep 2015
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Fresco Painting, Roč Istria Croatia
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A traditionally dressed tourist guide welcomes guests in Roč and introduces the story of Roč in the Middle Ages, the Glagolitic Script and frescos painting. Aft...
A traditionally dressed tourist guide welcomes guests in Roč and introduces the story of Roč in the Middle Ages, the Glagolitic Script and frescos painting. After the presentation of the fresco painting technique, the guests will have a unique opportunity to create a fresco with their own hands. With the help of an expert you can make an original souvenir and take it with you as a memory of Roč and Istria or offer it as a present to your closest.
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A traditionally dressed tourist guide welcomes guests in Roč and introduces the story of Roč in the Middle Ages, the Glagolitic Script and frescos painting. After the presentation of the fresco painting technique, the guests will have a unique opportunity to create a fresco with their own hands. With the help of an expert you can make an original souvenir and take it with you as a memory of Roč and Istria or offer it as a present to your closest.
http://www.toursistria.com/fresco-painting-istria
- published: 29 Jul 2012
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Trip to Koper, Slovenia (HD)
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Koper (Italian: Capodistria) is Slovenia's only commercial port and one of the oldest towns.
Koper can trace its name back to the Roman town of Caprea. In 1278, the town voluntarily joined Venice and was later renamed Capo d'Istria — hence the Italian name. Once part of the Venetian republic, it was ceded to Austria in 1797 and then to Italy in 1918; however, much of Koper's Italian inhabitants fled after WW2 when the town was assigned to the Free Territory of Trieste, most of which was administered by and later incorporated into Yugoslavia. The Communists built an unattractive sprawl of factories and warehouses to the south, but mercifully left the old town almost entirely untouched, and it's this that draws the (comparatively few) tourists who venture this way.
See in Koper, Slovenia
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Koper's main sight of interest is the Venetian-era old city, which is in much worse shape than that of Piran, but hence also feels more real. Repairs and restoration are slowly under way.
The center of the old city is Tito Square (Titov trg), an austere piazza surrounded by slowly crumbling palazzi. From here, the cobbled Čevljarska ulica leads south and Kidričeva ulica leads west to the marina.
Praetorian Palace, Titov trg 3. Dating back to the 15th century and the only fully restored building in the plaza, this is Koper's symbol and it now houses the tourist office with free video show and free tours of the palace including the city council meeting chamber and weddings room.
Cathedral of the Assumption, Titov trg. Undergoing some much-needed renovation.
Campanile, Titov trg. Climb the bell tower for 2 euros for great views of the city.
Do in Koper, Slovenia
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There are no glamourous beaches to speak of, although the very well kept city's beach, on the northwest edge of the Old Town near the Marina, has it all: a small bathhouse with toilets and showers, grassy areas with trees for lying the sun, large trees for cooling down in the shade, kids plagrounds and a bar and cafe. The access is free.
Piran Divers, Alma Vivoda 3 (Piran - Behind The Museum of Underwater Activities Piran), ☎ +386 (0)40 752660, 9:00-19:00. We have something for everybody and offer a full range of PADI courses. Starting with Discover Scuba Diving for those who want to try diving for the very first time, right up to instructor and speciality courses.
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Koper (Italian: Capodistria) is Slovenia's only commercial port and one of the oldest towns.
Koper can trace its name back to the Roman town of Caprea. In 1278, the town voluntarily joined Venice and was later renamed Capo d'Istria — hence the Italian name. Once part of the Venetian republic, it was ceded to Austria in 1797 and then to Italy in 1918; however, much of Koper's Italian inhabitants fled after WW2 when the town was assigned to the Free Territory of Trieste, most of which was administered by and later incorporated into Yugoslavia. The Communists built an unattractive sprawl of factories and warehouses to the south, but mercifully left the old town almost entirely untouched, and it's this that draws the (comparatively few) tourists who venture this way.
See in Koper, Slovenia
===============
Koper's main sight of interest is the Venetian-era old city, which is in much worse shape than that of Piran, but hence also feels more real. Repairs and restoration are slowly under way.
The center of the old city is Tito Square (Titov trg), an austere piazza surrounded by slowly crumbling palazzi. From here, the cobbled Čevljarska ulica leads south and Kidričeva ulica leads west to the marina.
Praetorian Palace, Titov trg 3. Dating back to the 15th century and the only fully restored building in the plaza, this is Koper's symbol and it now houses the tourist office with free video show and free tours of the palace including the city council meeting chamber and weddings room.
Cathedral of the Assumption, Titov trg. Undergoing some much-needed renovation.
Campanile, Titov trg. Climb the bell tower for 2 euros for great views of the city.
Do in Koper, Slovenia
====================
There are no glamourous beaches to speak of, although the very well kept city's beach, on the northwest edge of the Old Town near the Marina, has it all: a small bathhouse with toilets and showers, grassy areas with trees for lying the sun, large trees for cooling down in the shade, kids plagrounds and a bar and cafe. The access is free.
Piran Divers, Alma Vivoda 3 (Piran - Behind The Museum of Underwater Activities Piran), ☎ +386 (0)40 752660, 9:00-19:00. We have something for everybody and offer a full range of PADI courses. Starting with Discover Scuba Diving for those who want to try diving for the very first time, right up to instructor and speciality courses.
- published: 29 Nov 2015
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Istria from Smrikve - HD promo - for Linked In (Istria - CROATIA - EU)
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- Duration: 4:19
- Updated: 15 May 2014
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Istria from Smrikve is a cultural E-guide to the hidden gems of ISTRIA and its hilltop towns. You can find in it: top quality wine and olive oil makers, restaur...
Istria from Smrikve is a cultural E-guide to the hidden gems of ISTRIA and its hilltop towns. You can find in it: top quality wine and olive oil makers, restaurants, festivals, learn about its history, museums, architecture, culture & learn more about "more than tennis" traditional tennis talent gathering!
This cultural tourism guide aims to promote Istrian cultural heritage and Istria Region as cultural tourism destination...
Smrikve is also home to Smrikva Bowl - traditional under 10 world tennis talents gathering...
The above video has been created for Discover Istria from Smrikve Group on LinkedIn...
The idea behind is to support Slow Travel & Sustainable Tourism, Slow Food, Sustainable Living... and to share both knowledge and ideas to enrich Istrian cultural heritage in a broader context...
http://www.smrikve.com/istria/
https://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=3071895
1. Smrikve: "Smrikva Bowl"
2. Brijuni (Brioni): "Islands of peace""
3. Fazana (Fasana):"Amophorea by Consul Caio Lecanio Basso"
4. Peroj (Peroi): "Istrian Montenegrin's"
5. Bale (Valle): "Bembo -- Soardo palace"
6. Monkodonja (Moncodogno): "Prehistoric hillfort settlment"
7. Rovinj (Rovigno): "Istrian Venice"
8. Lim Bay (Canale di Leme): "St. Romualdo"
9. Klostar (San Michele di Leme): "St. Romualdo's Monastery"
10. Gradina (Geroldia): "Villa Giroldi"
11. Vrsar (Orsera): "Giacomo Casanova"
12. Funtana (Fontane):"Villa Borisi"
13. Sv.Lovrec (S.Lorenzo del Pasenatico): "Venetian military command base"
14. Sv. Ivan (San Giovanni della Cisterna): "Polesini-Scampicchio"
15. Porec (Parenzo):"Parentium and Euphrasius' Basilica"
16. Mali Sv. Andjelo (S. Angelo Piccolo): "Istrian stonehenge"
17. Baredine Cave (Grotta Baredine): "Istrian underground"
18. Tar (Torre): "Olive oil"
19. Visnjan (Visignano): "Planetarium"
20. Vizinada (Visinada): "Carlotta Grisi"
21. Novigrad (Cittanova): "Emonia"
22. Karpinjan (Carpignano): "Rigo"
23. Dajla (Daila): "Grisoni"
24. Brtonigla (Verteneglio): "Wine and olive oil"
25. Seget (Seghetto): "De Franceschi"
26. Umag (Umago): "ATP tournament"
27. Savudrija (Salvore): "The lighthouse"
28. Groznjan (Grisignana): "Town of artists"
29. Buje (Buie d'Istria): "Watchman of Istria"
30. Momjan (Momiano): "Muscatel wine kingdom"
31. Pula (Pola):"Arena and Smrikva Bowl"
32. Vodnjan (Dignano):"Extra vergine"
33. Galizana (Gallesano): "kazun"
34. Svetvincenat (Sanvincenti):"Morosini -- Grimani"
35. Kanfanar (Canfanaro): "Boskarin"
36. Dvigrad (Duecastelli): "Pompei"
37. Zminj (Gimino): "Bartulja"
38. Sv. Petar u Sumi (San Pietro in Selve): "Pauline Monks"
39. Tinjan (Antignana): "Istrian dried ham"
40. Beram (Vermo): "Vincent from Kastav"
41. Trviz (Tervisio): "Entrepreneurs"
42. Gracisce (Gallignana): "Salomon"
43. Pazin (Pisino): "Jules Verne and Vladimir Nazor"
44. Lindar (Lindaro): "Baron of Lindar"
45. Kascerga (Villa Padua): "Anthony from Padua"
46. Zamask (Zamasco): "Austria and Venice"
47. Motovun (Montona): "Charming hilltop town"
48. Oprtalj (Portole): "Town of 72 man of letters"
49. Zrenj (Stridone): "St. Jeronim"
50. Zavrsje (Piemonte d'Istria): "Leaning tower"
51. Grimalda (Grimalda): "Belvedere"
52. Draguc (Draguccio): "Frescoes paintings"
53. Racice (Racizze): "Walderstein"
54. Sovinjak (Sovignacco): "Wine Pucinum"
55. Vrh (Vetta): "Sparkling wine"
56. Hum (Colmo): "The smallest town"
57. Roc (Rozzo): "Glagoljica"
58. Buzet (Pinguente): "Subotina"
59. Kostel (Pietra Pelosa): "Castle"
60. Salez (Salise): "Pillar of Shame"
61. Premantura (Promontore): "Cape Kamenjak"
62. Medulin (Medolino):"Mutila"
63. Vizace (Nesazio):"Nesactium -- Histri"
64. Marcana (Marzana): "Eduard Calic"
65. Mutvoran (Momarano):"St. Mary Magdalalene"
66. Krnica (Carnizza d'Arsa): "Krnicki porat"
67. Rakalj (Castelnuovo d'Arsa):"Mate Balota"
68. Barban (Barbana): "The race of the ring"
69. Rasa (Arsia):"The youngest Istrian town"
70. Labin (Albona):"Res Publica and Matthias Flacius Illyricus"
71. Rabac (Porto Albona): "A new settlement"
72. Sv.Martin (Vettua S. Martino): "Lazzarini Battiala"
73. Sumber (Casali Sumberesi):"Schomberg"
74. Pican (Pedena): "Matko Brajsa Rasan"
75. Krsan (Chersano): "Istrian Land Boundaries"
76. Klostar (Madonna del lago): "Pauline Monks"
77. Kozljak (Cosliacco): "Wachsenstein"
78. Gologorica (Moncalvo di Pisino):"Mikula Gologoricki"
79. Paz (Passo): "Walderstein"
80. Belaj (Bellai): "Barbo"
81. Boljun (Bogliuno): "Uskoci"
82. Lupoglav (Lupogliano): "Mahrenfels"
83. Raspor (Raspo): "Raspor's Captains"
84. Slum (Silun Mont'Aquila): "Linden tree"
85. Ucka (Monte Maggiore): "The roof of Istria"
86. Plomin (Fianona): "Flanona"
87. Brsec (Bersezio): "Eugen Kumicic"
88. Moscenice (Moschiena): "Fishermen's village"
89. Lovran (Laurana): "Stanko Mihovilic"
90. Opatija (Abbazia): "Austro-Hungarian Monarchy"
91. Veprinac (Apriano): "Veprinacium"
wn.com/Istria From Smrikve Hd Promo For Linked In (Istria Croatia Eu)
Istria from Smrikve is a cultural E-guide to the hidden gems of ISTRIA and its hilltop towns. You can find in it: top quality wine and olive oil makers, restaurants, festivals, learn about its history, museums, architecture, culture & learn more about "more than tennis" traditional tennis talent gathering!
This cultural tourism guide aims to promote Istrian cultural heritage and Istria Region as cultural tourism destination...
Smrikve is also home to Smrikva Bowl - traditional under 10 world tennis talents gathering...
The above video has been created for Discover Istria from Smrikve Group on LinkedIn...
The idea behind is to support Slow Travel & Sustainable Tourism, Slow Food, Sustainable Living... and to share both knowledge and ideas to enrich Istrian cultural heritage in a broader context...
http://www.smrikve.com/istria/
https://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=3071895
1. Smrikve: "Smrikva Bowl"
2. Brijuni (Brioni): "Islands of peace""
3. Fazana (Fasana):"Amophorea by Consul Caio Lecanio Basso"
4. Peroj (Peroi): "Istrian Montenegrin's"
5. Bale (Valle): "Bembo -- Soardo palace"
6. Monkodonja (Moncodogno): "Prehistoric hillfort settlment"
7. Rovinj (Rovigno): "Istrian Venice"
8. Lim Bay (Canale di Leme): "St. Romualdo"
9. Klostar (San Michele di Leme): "St. Romualdo's Monastery"
10. Gradina (Geroldia): "Villa Giroldi"
11. Vrsar (Orsera): "Giacomo Casanova"
12. Funtana (Fontane):"Villa Borisi"
13. Sv.Lovrec (S.Lorenzo del Pasenatico): "Venetian military command base"
14. Sv. Ivan (San Giovanni della Cisterna): "Polesini-Scampicchio"
15. Porec (Parenzo):"Parentium and Euphrasius' Basilica"
16. Mali Sv. Andjelo (S. Angelo Piccolo): "Istrian stonehenge"
17. Baredine Cave (Grotta Baredine): "Istrian underground"
18. Tar (Torre): "Olive oil"
19. Visnjan (Visignano): "Planetarium"
20. Vizinada (Visinada): "Carlotta Grisi"
21. Novigrad (Cittanova): "Emonia"
22. Karpinjan (Carpignano): "Rigo"
23. Dajla (Daila): "Grisoni"
24. Brtonigla (Verteneglio): "Wine and olive oil"
25. Seget (Seghetto): "De Franceschi"
26. Umag (Umago): "ATP tournament"
27. Savudrija (Salvore): "The lighthouse"
28. Groznjan (Grisignana): "Town of artists"
29. Buje (Buie d'Istria): "Watchman of Istria"
30. Momjan (Momiano): "Muscatel wine kingdom"
31. Pula (Pola):"Arena and Smrikva Bowl"
32. Vodnjan (Dignano):"Extra vergine"
33. Galizana (Gallesano): "kazun"
34. Svetvincenat (Sanvincenti):"Morosini -- Grimani"
35. Kanfanar (Canfanaro): "Boskarin"
36. Dvigrad (Duecastelli): "Pompei"
37. Zminj (Gimino): "Bartulja"
38. Sv. Petar u Sumi (San Pietro in Selve): "Pauline Monks"
39. Tinjan (Antignana): "Istrian dried ham"
40. Beram (Vermo): "Vincent from Kastav"
41. Trviz (Tervisio): "Entrepreneurs"
42. Gracisce (Gallignana): "Salomon"
43. Pazin (Pisino): "Jules Verne and Vladimir Nazor"
44. Lindar (Lindaro): "Baron of Lindar"
45. Kascerga (Villa Padua): "Anthony from Padua"
46. Zamask (Zamasco): "Austria and Venice"
47. Motovun (Montona): "Charming hilltop town"
48. Oprtalj (Portole): "Town of 72 man of letters"
49. Zrenj (Stridone): "St. Jeronim"
50. Zavrsje (Piemonte d'Istria): "Leaning tower"
51. Grimalda (Grimalda): "Belvedere"
52. Draguc (Draguccio): "Frescoes paintings"
53. Racice (Racizze): "Walderstein"
54. Sovinjak (Sovignacco): "Wine Pucinum"
55. Vrh (Vetta): "Sparkling wine"
56. Hum (Colmo): "The smallest town"
57. Roc (Rozzo): "Glagoljica"
58. Buzet (Pinguente): "Subotina"
59. Kostel (Pietra Pelosa): "Castle"
60. Salez (Salise): "Pillar of Shame"
61. Premantura (Promontore): "Cape Kamenjak"
62. Medulin (Medolino):"Mutila"
63. Vizace (Nesazio):"Nesactium -- Histri"
64. Marcana (Marzana): "Eduard Calic"
65. Mutvoran (Momarano):"St. Mary Magdalalene"
66. Krnica (Carnizza d'Arsa): "Krnicki porat"
67. Rakalj (Castelnuovo d'Arsa):"Mate Balota"
68. Barban (Barbana): "The race of the ring"
69. Rasa (Arsia):"The youngest Istrian town"
70. Labin (Albona):"Res Publica and Matthias Flacius Illyricus"
71. Rabac (Porto Albona): "A new settlement"
72. Sv.Martin (Vettua S. Martino): "Lazzarini Battiala"
73. Sumber (Casali Sumberesi):"Schomberg"
74. Pican (Pedena): "Matko Brajsa Rasan"
75. Krsan (Chersano): "Istrian Land Boundaries"
76. Klostar (Madonna del lago): "Pauline Monks"
77. Kozljak (Cosliacco): "Wachsenstein"
78. Gologorica (Moncalvo di Pisino):"Mikula Gologoricki"
79. Paz (Passo): "Walderstein"
80. Belaj (Bellai): "Barbo"
81. Boljun (Bogliuno): "Uskoci"
82. Lupoglav (Lupogliano): "Mahrenfels"
83. Raspor (Raspo): "Raspor's Captains"
84. Slum (Silun Mont'Aquila): "Linden tree"
85. Ucka (Monte Maggiore): "The roof of Istria"
86. Plomin (Fianona): "Flanona"
87. Brsec (Bersezio): "Eugen Kumicic"
88. Moscenice (Moschiena): "Fishermen's village"
89. Lovran (Laurana): "Stanko Mihovilic"
90. Opatija (Abbazia): "Austro-Hungarian Monarchy"
91. Veprinac (Apriano): "Veprinacium"
- published: 15 May 2014
- views: 1491
Rovinj, Croatia Tourism and Vacations
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 31 Aug 2013
- views: 650
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Croatia Travel Guide http://bit.ly/19HqlHp
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Rovinj, which was...
World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube
Croatia Travel Guide http://bit.ly/19HqlHp
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Rovinj, which was a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic.
Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, pirates also lived here and the little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square.
Rovinj was once a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic. Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, moreover, pirates also lived here. The little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square. The clock tower and the triumphal arch like gate are still decorated by the coat of arms of Venice, the winged lion. Uphill, downhill, winding narrow alleys, passages and small streets constitute the old town which can be approached through seven gates. Of these, three stand in the harbor. The tall houses and the narrow streets provide protection from the scorching sun and laundry of course is not kept in the bathrooms to dry.
Intimate archaic houses climb up the Monterosso Hill. Above them, sits enthroned, the biggest baroque church of Istria St. Euphemia Parish built in the 1700s. Its 60m high bell tower was designed after the Campanella of Venice. On top, there's a statue of the saint for which it was named which rotates around its axis indicating the direction of the wind for sailors. Behind the altar stands the stone coffin of Saint Euphenia who died as a martyr under the rule of Diocletian. According to legend, the virgin who held on to her Christian faith until the end was cast in front of lions but the beast submitted to her. Her persecutors executed her then. The frescoes of the churches depict these scenes and the miraculous arrival of the stone sarcophagus from Venice over the sea.
As homage to the saint, every autumn a series of festivals is organized with fine arts exhibitions and a series of classical music performances. On the cobblestone streets of the old town, we can walk down to the harbor where the bustling and colorful sight of fishing boats, sailing boats, yachts and motorboats awaits us. Something we can never tire off. Lots of creatures of the sea are sold on small boats. Clams, corals, snails, crabs, all processed into gifts. The streets surrounding the harbor not only make for pleasant evening walks. We can also have lunch, coffee or ice cream under the umbrellas of the espresso bars and restaurants. A channel stretched in place of the former main square, castle walls and towers protected the city which became a peninsula only in the 17th century when the channel was filled in. Many cruises depart from the harbor of Rovinj.
The Fjord of Limski is one of the spectacles of Istria. Let's take a look at pirate cave which was the hiding place of sea robbers. Today, it's a tourist attraction and the site of many adventure film shootings. The fjord is famous all around Croatia for its oyster farms. The fjord, lying between Rovinj and Vrsar is nothing more than a 600m wide, 30m deep, 12km long scenic bay that was deepened by a lost river and flooded by the sea. Its spectacular green water can be attributed to the mixing of fresh and salt water.
Tags: Visit Rovinj in Croatia,Croatia Travel Attractions,Croatia Travel Guide,Croatia Travel Information,croatia travel tips,rovinj in croatia,shepherd entertainment,world travel,shepherdfilm
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Croatia Travel Guide http://bit.ly/19HqlHp
Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Rovinj, which was a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic.
Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, pirates also lived here and the little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square.
Rovinj was once a little fishing village under the rule of the Venetian republic. Besides fishermen, famous sailors, seamen, moreover, pirates also lived here. The little town is also famous for the stones carried from here to the doge's palace on the Venetian St. Mark's Square. The clock tower and the triumphal arch like gate are still decorated by the coat of arms of Venice, the winged lion. Uphill, downhill, winding narrow alleys, passages and small streets constitute the old town which can be approached through seven gates. Of these, three stand in the harbor. The tall houses and the narrow streets provide protection from the scorching sun and laundry of course is not kept in the bathrooms to dry.
Intimate archaic houses climb up the Monterosso Hill. Above them, sits enthroned, the biggest baroque church of Istria St. Euphemia Parish built in the 1700s. Its 60m high bell tower was designed after the Campanella of Venice. On top, there's a statue of the saint for which it was named which rotates around its axis indicating the direction of the wind for sailors. Behind the altar stands the stone coffin of Saint Euphenia who died as a martyr under the rule of Diocletian. According to legend, the virgin who held on to her Christian faith until the end was cast in front of lions but the beast submitted to her. Her persecutors executed her then. The frescoes of the churches depict these scenes and the miraculous arrival of the stone sarcophagus from Venice over the sea.
As homage to the saint, every autumn a series of festivals is organized with fine arts exhibitions and a series of classical music performances. On the cobblestone streets of the old town, we can walk down to the harbor where the bustling and colorful sight of fishing boats, sailing boats, yachts and motorboats awaits us. Something we can never tire off. Lots of creatures of the sea are sold on small boats. Clams, corals, snails, crabs, all processed into gifts. The streets surrounding the harbor not only make for pleasant evening walks. We can also have lunch, coffee or ice cream under the umbrellas of the espresso bars and restaurants. A channel stretched in place of the former main square, castle walls and towers protected the city which became a peninsula only in the 17th century when the channel was filled in. Many cruises depart from the harbor of Rovinj.
The Fjord of Limski is one of the spectacles of Istria. Let's take a look at pirate cave which was the hiding place of sea robbers. Today, it's a tourist attraction and the site of many adventure film shootings. The fjord is famous all around Croatia for its oyster farms. The fjord, lying between Rovinj and Vrsar is nothing more than a 600m wide, 30m deep, 12km long scenic bay that was deepened by a lost river and flooded by the sea. Its spectacular green water can be attributed to the mixing of fresh and salt water.
Tags: Visit Rovinj in Croatia,Croatia Travel Attractions,Croatia Travel Guide,Croatia Travel Information,croatia travel tips,rovinj in croatia,shepherd entertainment,world travel,shepherdfilm
- published: 31 Aug 2013
- views: 650
Croatia: Adriatic Delights
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- Duration: 24:56
- Updated: 05 Jun 2014
- views: 270463
A fascinating land with a hard-fought history in a complex corner of Europe, Croatia is emerging as one of Europe's top destinations. Sampling the very best of ...
A fascinating land with a hard-fought history in a complex corner of Europe, Croatia is emerging as one of Europe's top destinations. Sampling the very best of Croatia, we start by exploring the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, we hike through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the thriving capital city Zagreb. Our Croatian finale: the Istrian Peninsula and its enchanting port town of Rovinj.
© 2010 Rick Steves' Europe
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A fascinating land with a hard-fought history in a complex corner of Europe, Croatia is emerging as one of Europe's top destinations. Sampling the very best of Croatia, we start by exploring the fabled Dalmatian Coast from dramatic Dubrovnik to crusty Adriatic island ports. Heading inland, we hike through Plitvice Lakes National Park and enjoy the thriving capital city Zagreb. Our Croatian finale: the Istrian Peninsula and its enchanting port town of Rovinj.
© 2010 Rick Steves' Europe
- published: 05 Jun 2014
- views: 270463
Pula Croatia Tourist Sights - Amphitheatre, Castle, Town Square and Coast
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- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 516
Pula is the largest city in Istria, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. It is known for its mild climate, smooth sea, and unspoile...
Pula is the largest city in Istria, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. It is known for its mild climate, smooth sea, and unspoiled nature. It also has many historic remains which are worthy of a tourist’s interest.
These include:
A Roman Amphitheatre,
A Fort,
A Roman temple,
and a number of Roman gates.
You will see them all, along with some glimpses of the stunning coast in this quick guide to Pula.
wn.com/Pula Croatia Tourist Sights Amphitheatre, Castle, Town Square And Coast
Pula is the largest city in Istria, situated at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. It is known for its mild climate, smooth sea, and unspoiled nature. It also has many historic remains which are worthy of a tourist’s interest.
These include:
A Roman Amphitheatre,
A Fort,
A Roman temple,
and a number of Roman gates.
You will see them all, along with some glimpses of the stunning coast in this quick guide to Pula.
- published: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 516
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Interview de P Colonna D'Istria sur son stage "Clown Gestalt" à Existence
vidéo d'une durée de 11 minutes : interview sur le parcours de Patrice Colonna d'Istria, son stage "Clown-Gestalt" et sa vision du clown, les motivations des stagiaires -
Esuli from Istria in Canada
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA A couple who left Italy due to the exodus after WWII. Here is part of their story: The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video: CHECK OUT: http://rememberfiume.com CHECK OUT: http://interviewgirl.com CHECK OUT: http://worldwartwostories.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori -
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago After WWII, the map of Europe was altered. Land that used to be part of Italy became part of Yugoslavia. Exiles who fled from Istria, Dalmatia, and Venezia Giulia after WWII share their stories with InterviewGirl.com. Some of these "esuli" are now living in the United States. Interview Girl heard stories from those individuals who fled from what became Yugoslavia after WWII. CHECK OUT: http://rememberfiume.com/ -
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ISTRIA from SMRIKVE - cultural E-book about ISTRIA
Interview with the author of "Istria from Smrikve" - Miodrag BOZOVIC. "Istria from Smrikve" - first cultural e-book about ISTRIA. It is a story about ISTRIA; about 200,000 inhabitants, beautiful Mediterranean nature, lovely hilltops covered with woods, crystal blue sea, excellent food, olive oil that is considered among the best in the World, outstanding wine, many nice towns and villages that are well worth a visit - most of which are inhabited for over 3000 years. - preparation of "Istria from Smrikve" started in July 2007 - it is on line since March 26th, 2009. (constantly updated) - aims to promote Istria as cultural tourism destination... Slow Travel, Slow Food and Sustainable Living... In many towns and villages you may find the permament virtual "Slow Travel Exhibition" of se... -
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HRT Pula Interview on life as an Irishman living in Istra
Paul O'Grady interviewed about all things dance and Ireland in the centre of Pula -
Denis Ivošević, Istra Croatia/interview
short interviews with change2 conference lecturers/belgrade design week 2007 -
VinExpo Asia Pacific 2014- interview with Mr. Roberto Felluga from Marco Felluga
Winery: Marco Felluga Country: Italy Region: Isola d'Istria Interviewee: Mr. Roberto Felluga From the Sea to the Land. A Vocation Cultivated Generation After Generation Isola d'Istria, on the coast, was the production point of origin of Malvasia and Refosco. The Great War had just finished and it was a happy destiny that made the family set foot in Grado, on the other side of the Gulf, and then in Friuli. Only a handful of kilometres, but the scenery changed radically. It was here that Giovanni's second to last son, Marco, as his grandfather before him, discovered, fell in love with and chose to live in that area called Collio which has always had the vine and wine at its heart. Marco began his training at the prestigious Oenological School of Conegliano and it is he who directed the fam... -
KLAPA MOTOVUN ~ London visit ... 2010, inc interview
Klapa Motovun (Croatia acapella group) Popular form of music from the coastal area of Croatia. Klapa Motovun is an a cappella group that has taken this form of singing to a high level. They come from the beautiful hilltop town of Motovun in Istria not far from the Italian border. Klapa is a form of cappella singing, normally unaccompanied male singers, with strong 'story telling' themes. It has grown out of folk music and liturgical church singing. Croats at almost any gathering are likely to break into klapa singing and it is unusual for an evening in a bar not to end with klapa. Klapa singing as we know it now dates from about 50 years ago. Indeed, in origin the art was to be as delicate and 'piano' as possible and it was music-making for the pleasure of those singing and a fe... -
Hrvatska Uzivo Nenad Bicanic interview
3.7.2013 Intervju Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenada Bicanica na HRT 1 programu Hrvatska Uzivo o Istarskom Kazunu u Peak District-u u sklopu proslave Welcome Croatia i ulaske Hrvatske u EU Interview with Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenad Bicanic on HRT 1 (Croatian National TV) for the program "Croatia Live" about the Istrian Kazun construction in the UKs Peak District as a part of the "Welcome Croatia" festival celebrating Croatia's entry into the European Union. -
Nello Milotti - Evivva Milotti iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
Nello Milotti , the great Croatian (Istrian) composer in an interview with Arsen Dedić, Zoran Tomaić and Tatjana Tomaić. -
PROJECT: Collect stories from VENEZIA GIULIA
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Please take part in this project: •Were you affected by the border changes at the end of World War Two when Italy and Yugoslavia were partitioned in the region? You have the opportunity to be a part of history... share your story now! CHECK OUT: http://rememberfiume.com CHECK OUT: http://interviewgirl.com CHECK OUT: http://worldwartwostories.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori -
Fiume: Victoria's Project
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA Victoria explains her project: Why did 350,000 Italians, originally from Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia, abandon, after the last war, their houses, fields, cemeteries, even their animals, boats, personal belongings in order to take refugee in a poor and defeated Italy and or emigrate to other continents throughout the world? If you can answer this question, please contact Victoria : torispiering@gmail.com (e-mail) The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. CHECK OUT: http://rememberfiume.com CHECK OUT: http://interviewgirl.com CHECK OUT: http://worldwartwostories.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Inter... -
Stories from the Esuli : Venezia Giulia
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video: CHECK OUT: http://rememberfiume.com CHECK OUT: http://interviewgirl.com CHECK OUT: http://worldwartwostories.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori -
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Chicagoland Shakedown: Why It's Impossible to Run a Business Without Breaking the Law
Istria Cafe is a small business in Chicago, one of the most over-regulated cities in America. PJTV's Alexis Garcia interviews the Pribaz brothers, the owners of Istria Cafe, to show you how regulations are destroying businesses and jobs. Would you believe that it is almost impossible to run a business in Chicago without violating rules and regulations, and paying extraordinary fines? From utilities, to health care Alexis Garcia tells you why some businesses might not survive in the down economy. -
Hotel Sol Garden Istra Umag 2014
http://www.istraturist.com/en/hotels/sol-garden-istra/overview Hotel Sol Garden Istria in Umag is a Family & Active hotel. The perfect hotel for a family-friendly break! With specialized amenities for bicyclists, this hotel is a top bike hotel in Croatia. The hotel also offers fun and activities for the whole family: an outdoor water park, wellness centre and access to the Sport Art centre, which is complete with sports grounds for football, handball and basketball. -
Interview with American film Director James Francis Ivory
James Francis Ivory (born June 7, 1928) is an American film director, best known for the results of his long collaboration with Merchant Ivory Productions, which included both Indian-born film producer Ismail Merchant, and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Their films won six Academy Awards. Ivory was born in Berkeley, California, the son of Hallie Millicent (née De Loney) and Edward Patrick Ivory, a sawmill operator. He is of Irish and French descent, and grew up in Klamath Falls, Oregon. He was educated at the University of Oregon, majoring in Architecture and Fine Arts and then at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, where he directed the short film Four in the Morning (1953). Then he wrote, photographed, and produced Venice: Theme and Variations a half-hou... -
Istria | Pwesto
Istria, Croatia | Pwesto. Subscribe for more! http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=burrisfilm Visit my Youtube Channel! http://youtube.com/BurrisFilm SOCIAL STUFF Facebook Page - http://www.facebook.com/BurrisFilm Instagram - @EvanBurrisTrout - http://www.instagram.com/EvanBurrisTrout Twitter - @BurrisFilm - http://twitter.com/BurrisFilm Tumblr - http://www.BurrisFilm.tumblr.com Google Plus - http://plus.ly/burrisfilm Burris Film Website - http://www.BurrisFilm.com Music: Room With a View by Jahzzar. Used rightfully under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. ©Burris Film 2013 -
Interview de P Colonna D'Istria sur son stage "Clown Gestalt" à Existence
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:07
- Updated: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 66
vidéo d'une durée de 11 minutes : interview sur le parcours de Patrice Colonna d'Istria, son stage "Clown-Gestalt" et sa vision du clown, les motivations des st...
vidéo d'une durée de 11 minutes : interview sur le parcours de Patrice Colonna d'Istria, son stage "Clown-Gestalt" et sa vision du clown, les motivations des stagiaires
wn.com/Interview De P Colonna D'Istria Sur Son Stage Clown Gestalt À Existence
vidéo d'une durée de 11 minutes : interview sur le parcours de Patrice Colonna d'Istria, son stage "Clown-Gestalt" et sa vision du clown, les motivations des stagiaires
- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 66
Esuli from Istria in Canada
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 23 May 2011
- views: 1034
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
A couple who left Italy due to the exodus after WWII. Here is part of their story:
The Interview Girl Foundation is w...
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
A couple who left Italy due to the exodus after WWII. Here is part of their story:
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video:
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
wn.com/Esuli From Istria In Canada
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
A couple who left Italy due to the exodus after WWII. Here is part of their story:
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video:
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
- published: 23 May 2011
- views: 1034
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:05
- Updated: 11 Dec 2013
- views: 772
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
After WWII, the map of Europe was altered. Land that used to be part of Italy became part ...
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
After WWII, the map of Europe was altered. Land that used to be part of Italy became part of Yugoslavia. Exiles who fled from Istria, Dalmatia, and Venezia Giulia after WWII share their stories with InterviewGirl.com.
Some of these "esuli" are now living in the United States. Interview Girl heard stories from those individuals who fled from what became Yugoslavia after WWII.
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com/
wn.com/Fiume, Istria, Dalmazia Stories Un Esule Da Pola Che Vive A Chicago
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
After WWII, the map of Europe was altered. Land that used to be part of Italy became part of Yugoslavia. Exiles who fled from Istria, Dalmatia, and Venezia Giulia after WWII share their stories with InterviewGirl.com.
Some of these "esuli" are now living in the United States. Interview Girl heard stories from those individuals who fled from what became Yugoslavia after WWII.
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com/
- published: 11 Dec 2013
- views: 772
Model Dean Pelic - TV Istra Interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:12
- Updated: 19 Sep 2014
- views: 2308
All about Istria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:27
- Updated: 26 Jan 2015
- views: 219
An interview with Vintage Travel's Croatian specialist, Andrew Hillyard, talking about the region of Istria, the beautiful, heart shape peninsula in the northwe...
An interview with Vintage Travel's Croatian specialist, Andrew Hillyard, talking about the region of Istria, the beautiful, heart shape peninsula in the northwest of Croatia. visit www.vintagetravel.co.uk
wn.com/All About Istria
Tartufo d'oro 2006 - chef Todd Humpries, restaurant Zigante tartufi, Istria, Croatia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 07 Feb 2013
- views: 177
Dinner preparation at the top gastronomical event "Tartufo d'oro" - The Golden truffle in the restaurant Zigante tartufi in Livade, Istria. Short interview with...
Dinner preparation at the top gastronomical event "Tartufo d'oro" - The Golden truffle in the restaurant Zigante tartufi in Livade, Istria. Short interview with Todd Humpries. Impressions of Istria in Croatia.
wn.com/Tartufo D'Oro 2006 Chef Todd Humpries, Restaurant Zigante Tartufi, Istria, Croatia
ISTRIA from SMRIKVE - cultural E-book about ISTRIA
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- Duration: 7:28
- Updated: 26 May 2009
- views: 1680
Interview with the author of "Istria from Smrikve" - Miodrag BOZOVIC.
"Istria from Smrikve" - first cultural e-book about ISTRIA.
It is a story about ISTRIA...
Interview with the author of "Istria from Smrikve" - Miodrag BOZOVIC.
"Istria from Smrikve" - first cultural e-book about ISTRIA.
It is a story about ISTRIA; about 200,000 inhabitants, beautiful Mediterranean nature, lovely hilltops covered with woods, crystal blue sea, excellent food, olive oil that is considered among the best in the World, outstanding wine, many nice towns and villages that are well worth a visit - most of which are inhabited for over 3000 years.
- preparation of "Istria from Smrikve" started in July 2007
- it is on line since March 26th, 2009. (constantly updated)
- aims to promote Istria as cultural tourism destination... Slow Travel, Slow Food and Sustainable Living... In many towns and villages you may find the permament virtual "Slow Travel Exhibition" of selected families and events worth visiting... recommended accommodations, restaurants, wine and olive oil to taste or event to attend...
wn.com/Istria From Smrikve Cultural E Book About Istria
Interview with the author of "Istria from Smrikve" - Miodrag BOZOVIC.
"Istria from Smrikve" - first cultural e-book about ISTRIA.
It is a story about ISTRIA; about 200,000 inhabitants, beautiful Mediterranean nature, lovely hilltops covered with woods, crystal blue sea, excellent food, olive oil that is considered among the best in the World, outstanding wine, many nice towns and villages that are well worth a visit - most of which are inhabited for over 3000 years.
- preparation of "Istria from Smrikve" started in July 2007
- it is on line since March 26th, 2009. (constantly updated)
- aims to promote Istria as cultural tourism destination... Slow Travel, Slow Food and Sustainable Living... In many towns and villages you may find the permament virtual "Slow Travel Exhibition" of selected families and events worth visiting... recommended accommodations, restaurants, wine and olive oil to taste or event to attend...
- published: 26 May 2009
- views: 1680
Présentation du Salon Produrable -Paris par Cécile Colonna d'Istria.MOD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 08 Apr 2010
- views: 256
Produrable. Interview de la Fondatrice et Commissaire général du Salon à Paris de Cécile Colonna d'Istria
Produrable. Interview de la Fondatrice et Commissaire général du Salon à Paris de Cécile Colonna d'Istria
wn.com/Présentation Du Salon Produrable Paris Par Cécile Colonna D'Istria.Mod
HRT Pula Interview on life as an Irishman living in Istra
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 31 Dec 2011
- views: 248
Paul O'Grady interviewed about all things dance and Ireland in the centre of Pula
- published: 31 Dec 2011
- views: 248
Denis Ivošević, Istra Croatia/interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 25 Dec 2007
- views: 597
short interviews with change2 conference lecturers/belgrade design week 2007
short interviews with change2 conference lecturers/belgrade design week 2007
wn.com/Denis Ivošević, Istra Croatia Interview
short interviews with change2 conference lecturers/belgrade design week 2007
- published: 25 Dec 2007
- views: 597
VinExpo Asia Pacific 2014- interview with Mr. Roberto Felluga from Marco Felluga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 06 Jun 2014
- views: 100
Winery: Marco Felluga
Country: Italy
Region: Isola d'Istria
Interviewee: Mr. Roberto Felluga
From the Sea to the Land.
A Vocation Cultivated Generation After ...
Winery: Marco Felluga
Country: Italy
Region: Isola d'Istria
Interviewee: Mr. Roberto Felluga
From the Sea to the Land.
A Vocation Cultivated Generation After Generation Isola d'Istria, on the coast, was the production point of origin of Malvasia and Refosco. The Great War had just finished and it was a happy destiny that made the family set foot in Grado, on the other side of the Gulf, and then in Friuli. Only a handful of kilometres, but the scenery changed radically. It was here that Giovanni's second to last son, Marco, as his grandfather before him, discovered, fell in love with and chose to live in that area called Collio which has always had the vine and wine at its heart. Marco began his training at the prestigious Oenological School of Conegliano and it is he who directed the family business towards the path of innovation with an emphasis on quality and research which is now carried on by his son Roberto, representing the fifth generation, with renewed passion and devotion. He is now at the head of the two prestigious wineries located in the Collio DOC, Marco Felluga in Gradisca d'Isonzo and Russiz Superiore in Capriva del Friuli.
Website: www.marcofelluga.it
wn.com/Vinexpo Asia Pacific 2014 Interview With Mr. Roberto Felluga From Marco Felluga
Winery: Marco Felluga
Country: Italy
Region: Isola d'Istria
Interviewee: Mr. Roberto Felluga
From the Sea to the Land.
A Vocation Cultivated Generation After Generation Isola d'Istria, on the coast, was the production point of origin of Malvasia and Refosco. The Great War had just finished and it was a happy destiny that made the family set foot in Grado, on the other side of the Gulf, and then in Friuli. Only a handful of kilometres, but the scenery changed radically. It was here that Giovanni's second to last son, Marco, as his grandfather before him, discovered, fell in love with and chose to live in that area called Collio which has always had the vine and wine at its heart. Marco began his training at the prestigious Oenological School of Conegliano and it is he who directed the family business towards the path of innovation with an emphasis on quality and research which is now carried on by his son Roberto, representing the fifth generation, with renewed passion and devotion. He is now at the head of the two prestigious wineries located in the Collio DOC, Marco Felluga in Gradisca d'Isonzo and Russiz Superiore in Capriva del Friuli.
Website: www.marcofelluga.it
- published: 06 Jun 2014
- views: 100
KLAPA MOTOVUN ~ London visit ... 2010, inc interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 6128
Klapa Motovun (Croatia acapella group) Popular form of music from the coastal area of Croatia.
Klapa Motovun is an a cappella group that has taken this form ...
Klapa Motovun (Croatia acapella group) Popular form of music from the coastal area of Croatia.
Klapa Motovun is an a cappella group that has taken this form of singing to a high level. They come from the beautiful hilltop town of Motovun in Istria not far from the Italian border.
Klapa is a form of cappella singing, normally unaccompanied male singers, with strong 'story telling' themes. It has grown out of folk music and liturgical church singing. Croats at almost any gathering are likely to break into klapa singing and it is unusual for an evening in a bar not to end with klapa.
Klapa singing as we know it now dates from about 50 years ago. Indeed, in origin the art was to be as delicate and 'piano' as possible and it was music-making for the pleasure of those singing and a few of those round them. Over the last 50 years klapa singing has become louder and more suitable for public performances.
The musical texture typical of the klapa groups is that of a vocal quartet with two top parts (tenors) singing in parallel thirds and being referred to as 'primo' and 'shekondo'. The bass was 'bash' who provided the firm bass line while the baritone, usually the most skilled of the
four, was supposed to listen to the rest and fill in the harmony by supplying the notes that would fit between the bash and the shekondo.
Brought to the UK by The British Croatian Society
wn.com/Klapa Motovun ~ London Visit ... 2010, Inc Interview
Klapa Motovun (Croatia acapella group) Popular form of music from the coastal area of Croatia.
Klapa Motovun is an a cappella group that has taken this form of singing to a high level. They come from the beautiful hilltop town of Motovun in Istria not far from the Italian border.
Klapa is a form of cappella singing, normally unaccompanied male singers, with strong 'story telling' themes. It has grown out of folk music and liturgical church singing. Croats at almost any gathering are likely to break into klapa singing and it is unusual for an evening in a bar not to end with klapa.
Klapa singing as we know it now dates from about 50 years ago. Indeed, in origin the art was to be as delicate and 'piano' as possible and it was music-making for the pleasure of those singing and a few of those round them. Over the last 50 years klapa singing has become louder and more suitable for public performances.
The musical texture typical of the klapa groups is that of a vocal quartet with two top parts (tenors) singing in parallel thirds and being referred to as 'primo' and 'shekondo'. The bass was 'bash' who provided the firm bass line while the baritone, usually the most skilled of the
four, was supposed to listen to the rest and fill in the harmony by supplying the notes that would fit between the bash and the shekondo.
Brought to the UK by The British Croatian Society
- published: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 6128
Hrvatska Uzivo Nenad Bicanic interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 03 Jul 2013
- views: 454
3.7.2013 Intervju Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenada Bicanica na HRT 1 programu Hrvatska Uzivo o Istarskom Kazunu u Peak District-u u sklopu proslave Welcome Croatia i ul...
3.7.2013 Intervju Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenada Bicanica na HRT 1 programu Hrvatska Uzivo o Istarskom Kazunu u Peak District-u u sklopu proslave Welcome Croatia i ulaske Hrvatske u EU
Interview with Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenad Bicanic on HRT 1 (Croatian National TV) for the program "Croatia Live" about the Istrian Kazun construction in the UKs Peak District as a part of the "Welcome Croatia" festival celebrating Croatia's entry into the European Union.
wn.com/Hrvatska Uzivo Nenad Bicanic Interview
3.7.2013 Intervju Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenada Bicanica na HRT 1 programu Hrvatska Uzivo o Istarskom Kazunu u Peak District-u u sklopu proslave Welcome Croatia i ulaske Hrvatske u EU
Interview with Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenad Bicanic on HRT 1 (Croatian National TV) for the program "Croatia Live" about the Istrian Kazun construction in the UKs Peak District as a part of the "Welcome Croatia" festival celebrating Croatia's entry into the European Union.
- published: 03 Jul 2013
- views: 454
Nello Milotti - Evivva Milotti iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:46
- Updated: 29 Nov 2007
- views: 2344
Nello Milotti , the great Croatian (Istrian) composer in an interview with Arsen Dedić, Zoran Tomaić and Tatjana Tomaić.
Nello Milotti , the great Croatian (Istrian) composer in an interview with Arsen Dedić, Zoran Tomaić and Tatjana Tomaić.
wn.com/Nello Milotti Evivva Milotti Iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
Nello Milotti , the great Croatian (Istrian) composer in an interview with Arsen Dedić, Zoran Tomaić and Tatjana Tomaić.
- published: 29 Nov 2007
- views: 2344
PROJECT: Collect stories from VENEZIA GIULIA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 23 May 2011
- views: 249
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this...
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project.
Please take part in this project:
•Were you affected by the border changes at the end of World War Two when Italy and Yugoslavia were partitioned in the region?
You have the opportunity to be a part of history... share your story now!
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
wn.com/Project Collect Stories From Venezia Giulia
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project.
Please take part in this project:
•Were you affected by the border changes at the end of World War Two when Italy and Yugoslavia were partitioned in the region?
You have the opportunity to be a part of history... share your story now!
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
- published: 23 May 2011
- views: 249
Fiume: Victoria's Project
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 23 May 2011
- views: 660
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
Victoria explains her project: Why did 350,000 Italians, originally from Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia, abandon, after th...
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
Victoria explains her project: Why did 350,000 Italians, originally from Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia, abandon, after the last war, their houses, fields, cemeteries, even their animals, boats, personal belongings in order to take refugee in a poor and defeated Italy and or emigrate to other continents throughout the world? If you can answer this question, please contact Victoria :
torispiering@gmail.com (e-mail)
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project.
CHECK OUT:
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STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
Victoria explains her project: Why did 350,000 Italians, originally from Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia, abandon, after the last war, their houses, fields, cemeteries, even their animals, boats, personal belongings in order to take refugee in a poor and defeated Italy and or emigrate to other continents throughout the world? If you can answer this question, please contact Victoria :
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The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live in Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project.
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- published: 23 May 2011
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Stories from the Esuli : Venezia Giulia
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STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live Fiume, Istria...
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video:
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
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STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
The Interview Girl Foundation is working on a project called “BORDER ZONE.” Individuals who used to live Fiume, Istria and Dalmatia were interviewed for this oral history project. Some of the individuals stories are shared in this video:
CHECK OUT:
http://rememberfiume.com
CHECK OUT:
http://interviewgirl.com
CHECK OUT:
http://worldwartwostories.com
FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/InterviewGirl
TWITTER:
https://www.twitter.com/InterviewGirl
YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MsToriStory
INSTAGRAM:
https://instagram.com/interviewgirltori
- published: 20 Oct 2011
- views: 216
Video ISTRA
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Beautiful Istrien in Croatia, Turistička zajednica Istarske županije | Istria Tourist Board | Tourismusverband Istrien | Ente per il Turismo dell' I...
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Chicagoland Shakedown: Why It's Impossible to Run a Business Without Breaking the Law
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Istria Cafe is a small business in Chicago, one of the most over-regulated cities in America. PJTV's Alexis Garcia interviews the Pribaz brothers, the owners of...
Istria Cafe is a small business in Chicago, one of the most over-regulated cities in America. PJTV's Alexis Garcia interviews the Pribaz brothers, the owners of Istria Cafe, to show you how regulations are destroying businesses and jobs. Would you believe that it is almost impossible to run a business in Chicago without violating rules and regulations, and paying extraordinary fines? From utilities, to health care Alexis Garcia tells you why some businesses might not survive in the down economy.
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Istria Cafe is a small business in Chicago, one of the most over-regulated cities in America. PJTV's Alexis Garcia interviews the Pribaz brothers, the owners of Istria Cafe, to show you how regulations are destroying businesses and jobs. Would you believe that it is almost impossible to run a business in Chicago without violating rules and regulations, and paying extraordinary fines? From utilities, to health care Alexis Garcia tells you why some businesses might not survive in the down economy.
- published: 29 May 2012
- views: 18499
Hotel Sol Garden Istra Umag 2014
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Hotel Sol Garden Istria in Umag is a Family & Active hotel. The perfect hotel for a family-friend...
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Hotel Sol Garden Istria in Umag is a Family & Active hotel. The perfect hotel for a family-friendly break! With specialized amenities for bicyclists, this hotel is a top bike hotel in Croatia. The hotel also offers fun and activities for the whole family: an outdoor water park, wellness centre and access to the Sport Art centre, which is complete with sports grounds for football, handball and basketball.
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Hotel Sol Garden Istria in Umag is a Family & Active hotel. The perfect hotel for a family-friendly break! With specialized amenities for bicyclists, this hotel is a top bike hotel in Croatia. The hotel also offers fun and activities for the whole family: an outdoor water park, wellness centre and access to the Sport Art centre, which is complete with sports grounds for football, handball and basketball.
- published: 03 Jun 2014
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Interview with American film Director James Francis Ivory
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James Francis Ivory (born June 7, 1928) is an American film director, best known for the results of his long collaboration with Merchant Ivory Productions, whic...
James Francis Ivory (born June 7, 1928) is an American film director, best known for the results of his long collaboration with Merchant Ivory Productions, which included both Indian-born film producer Ismail Merchant, and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Their films won six Academy Awards.
Ivory was born in Berkeley, California, the son of Hallie Millicent (née De Loney) and Edward Patrick Ivory, a sawmill operator. He is of Irish and French descent, and grew up in Klamath Falls, Oregon. He was educated at the University of Oregon, majoring in Architecture and Fine Arts and then at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, where he directed the short film Four in the Morning (1953).
Then he wrote, photographed, and produced Venice: Theme and Variations a half-hour documentary submitted as a thesis film for his degree in cinema at USC. The film was named by The New York Times in 1957 as one of the ten best non-theatrical films of the year. He graduated from USC in 1957.
In 1961, Ivory created the film production company, Merchant Ivory Productions, with Indian-born producer Ismail Merchant and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, who served as the screenwriter for many of their productions. Until Merchant's death in 2005, the company produced a number of award winning films. Of this collaboration, Ismail Merchant once commented: "IT IS a strange marriage we have at Merchant Ivory ... I am an Indian Muslim, Ruth is a German Jew, and Jim is a Protestant American. Someone once described us as a three-headed god. Maybe they should have called us a three-headed monster!"
Merchant was also Ivory's long-term life partner. Their professional and romantic partnership lasted from the early 1960s until Merchant's death in 2005.
In 1985 A Room with a View, based on the E. M. Forster novel, was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won three, for Jhabvala's adaptation of Forster's novel as well as for Best Costume and Best Production Design. A Room With a View was also voted Best Film of the year by the Critic's Circle Film Section of Great Britain, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, the National Board of Review in the United States and in Italy, where the film won the Donatello Prize for Best Foreign Language Picture and Best Director.
In 1987, Maurice received a Silver Lion Award for Best director at the Venice Film Festival as well as Best Film Score for Richard Robbins and Best Actor Awards for co-stars James Wilby and Hugh Grant.
This was followed in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. Bridge, which was adapted by Ruth Jhabvala from the novels by Evan S. Connell. This film received an Oscar nomination for best Actress (Joanne Woodward), as well as Best Actress and Best Screenplay from the New York Film Critics Circle.
In 1992 Ivory directed another Forster-adapted film, Howards End. The film was nominated for nine Academy awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won three: Best Actress (Emma Thompson), Best Screenplay -- Adaptation (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala), and Best Art Direction/Set Decoration (Luciana Arrighi/Ian Whittaker). The film also won Best Picture at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards, as well as awards for Best Picture, Best Actress for Emma Thompson and Best Director for Ivory from the National Board of Review. The Directors Guild of America awarded the D.W. Griffith award, its highest honor, to Ivory for his work. At the 1992 Cannes Film Festival the film won the 45th Anniversary Prize.
Howards End was immediately followed by The Remains of the Day, which in turn was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director.
Location: Theater VALLI, Pula, Istria, Croatia
At the 58 Film Festival in Pula received a great American director James Ivory, which is dedicated to the festival retrospectives. Ivory will be tonight (Wednesday, July 13th) at 21.30 at the Pula Castle personally present his film 'The White Countess "with Ralph Fiennes and Natasha Richardson.
On Saturday, 16 July will hold a press conference starting at 13:15 Festival Centre, and that evening they will be during the opening ceremony at the Arena awarded the Golden Arena for life contribution to film art.
Finally, on Sunday, 17th July at 19 hours will talk with the audience after the screening of his film 'Bostonians' which concludes its retrospective in Pula. Eight films from the retrospective will perform in Zagreb in the Metropolis Art Cinema MSU of 17 July
James Ivory's films won six Academy Awards and a number of festival awards, and he was three times nominated for an Oscar and won the Silver Lion for best director. James Ivory Ismail Merchant, the Indian 1961st founded the production company Merchant-Ivory, and as a writer joined them novelist Ruth Prawer Jhabvala.
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James Francis Ivory (born June 7, 1928) is an American film director, best known for the results of his long collaboration with Merchant Ivory Productions, which included both Indian-born film producer Ismail Merchant, and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Their films won six Academy Awards.
Ivory was born in Berkeley, California, the son of Hallie Millicent (née De Loney) and Edward Patrick Ivory, a sawmill operator. He is of Irish and French descent, and grew up in Klamath Falls, Oregon. He was educated at the University of Oregon, majoring in Architecture and Fine Arts and then at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, where he directed the short film Four in the Morning (1953).
Then he wrote, photographed, and produced Venice: Theme and Variations a half-hour documentary submitted as a thesis film for his degree in cinema at USC. The film was named by The New York Times in 1957 as one of the ten best non-theatrical films of the year. He graduated from USC in 1957.
In 1961, Ivory created the film production company, Merchant Ivory Productions, with Indian-born producer Ismail Merchant and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, who served as the screenwriter for many of their productions. Until Merchant's death in 2005, the company produced a number of award winning films. Of this collaboration, Ismail Merchant once commented: "IT IS a strange marriage we have at Merchant Ivory ... I am an Indian Muslim, Ruth is a German Jew, and Jim is a Protestant American. Someone once described us as a three-headed god. Maybe they should have called us a three-headed monster!"
Merchant was also Ivory's long-term life partner. Their professional and romantic partnership lasted from the early 1960s until Merchant's death in 2005.
In 1985 A Room with a View, based on the E. M. Forster novel, was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won three, for Jhabvala's adaptation of Forster's novel as well as for Best Costume and Best Production Design. A Room With a View was also voted Best Film of the year by the Critic's Circle Film Section of Great Britain, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, the National Board of Review in the United States and in Italy, where the film won the Donatello Prize for Best Foreign Language Picture and Best Director.
In 1987, Maurice received a Silver Lion Award for Best director at the Venice Film Festival as well as Best Film Score for Richard Robbins and Best Actor Awards for co-stars James Wilby and Hugh Grant.
This was followed in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. Bridge, which was adapted by Ruth Jhabvala from the novels by Evan S. Connell. This film received an Oscar nomination for best Actress (Joanne Woodward), as well as Best Actress and Best Screenplay from the New York Film Critics Circle.
In 1992 Ivory directed another Forster-adapted film, Howards End. The film was nominated for nine Academy awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and won three: Best Actress (Emma Thompson), Best Screenplay -- Adaptation (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala), and Best Art Direction/Set Decoration (Luciana Arrighi/Ian Whittaker). The film also won Best Picture at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards, as well as awards for Best Picture, Best Actress for Emma Thompson and Best Director for Ivory from the National Board of Review. The Directors Guild of America awarded the D.W. Griffith award, its highest honor, to Ivory for his work. At the 1992 Cannes Film Festival the film won the 45th Anniversary Prize.
Howards End was immediately followed by The Remains of the Day, which in turn was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director.
Location: Theater VALLI, Pula, Istria, Croatia
At the 58 Film Festival in Pula received a great American director James Ivory, which is dedicated to the festival retrospectives. Ivory will be tonight (Wednesday, July 13th) at 21.30 at the Pula Castle personally present his film 'The White Countess "with Ralph Fiennes and Natasha Richardson.
On Saturday, 16 July will hold a press conference starting at 13:15 Festival Centre, and that evening they will be during the opening ceremony at the Arena awarded the Golden Arena for life contribution to film art.
Finally, on Sunday, 17th July at 19 hours will talk with the audience after the screening of his film 'Bostonians' which concludes its retrospective in Pula. Eight films from the retrospective will perform in Zagreb in the Metropolis Art Cinema MSU of 17 July
James Ivory's films won six Academy Awards and a number of festival awards, and he was three times nominated for an Oscar and won the Silver Lion for best director. James Ivory Ismail Merchant, the Indian 1961st founded the production company Merchant-Ivory, and as a writer joined them novelist Ruth Prawer Jhabvala.
Courtesy of Darko and Mararlene.
- published: 18 Jul 2011
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Istria | Pwesto
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- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 1571
Istria, Croatia | Pwesto.
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AJ Istria vs Rionne Fujiwara
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Korakuen Hall, April 25th 2014
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The Croatian coast Istria Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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Istria (Slovenia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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The best of Istria Croatia
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Rovinj, Croatia: Istria's Old World Oasis
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ISTRIA ,FIUME E DALMAZIA Ne SLOVENIA Ne CROAZIA
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ISTRIA MIA canzone popolare istriana
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Chorwacja / Istria » Riwiera Opatijska
Mało która miejscowość zawdzięcza turystom tak wiele, jak Opatija. Miasto nazywane jest pe...
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Koper (Istria) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Opatija - Istria - Croatia Travel Guide, Tourism and Vacation
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Rovinj (Croatia) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Visit Rovinj, Istria - Croatia
Rick Steves visits beautiful Rovinj in Istria, Croatia.
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Croatia travel & accommodation guide - http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Croatia/
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Rovinj CROATIA - Istria Region GO PRO
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Fresco Painting, Roč Istria Croatia
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Esuli from Istria in Canada
STORIES FROM THE ESULI : VENEZIA GIULIA
A couple who left Italy due to the exodus after ...
published: 23 May 2011
Esuli from Istria in Canada
Esuli from Istria in Canada
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FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
FIUME, ISTRIA, DALMAZIA stories: Un esule da Pola che vive a Chicago
After WWII, the map ...
published: 11 Dec 2013
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Model Dean Pelic - TV Istra Interview
Model Dean Pelić - TV Istra Interview, 12.09.2014. Official Website: http://www.deanpelic....
published: 19 Sep 2014
Model Dean Pelic - TV Istra Interview
Model Dean Pelic - TV Istra Interview
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All about Istria
An interview with Vintage Travel's Croatian specialist, Andrew Hillyard, talking about the...
published: 26 Jan 2015
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Tartufo d'oro 2006 - chef Todd Humpries, restaurant Zigante tartufi, Istria, Croatia
Dinner preparation at the top gastronomical event "Tartufo d'oro" - The Golden truffle in ...
published: 07 Feb 2013
Tartufo d'oro 2006 - chef Todd Humpries, restaurant Zigante tartufi, Istria, Croatia
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ISTRIA from SMRIKVE - cultural E-book about ISTRIA
Interview with the author of "Istria from Smrikve" - Miodrag BOZOVIC.
"Istria from Smrik...
published: 26 May 2009
ISTRIA from SMRIKVE - cultural E-book about ISTRIA
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Présentation du Salon Produrable -Paris par Cécile Colonna d'Istria.MOD
Produrable. Interview de la Fondatrice et Commissaire général du Salon à Paris de Cécile C...
published: 08 Apr 2010
Présentation du Salon Produrable -Paris par Cécile Colonna d'Istria.MOD
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HRT Pula Interview on life as an Irishman living in Istra
Paul O'Grady interviewed about all things dance and Ireland in the centre of Pula
published: 31 Dec 2011
HRT Pula Interview on life as an Irishman living in Istra
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Denis Ivošević, Istra Croatia/interview
short interviews with change2 conference lecturers/belgrade design week 2007
published: 25 Dec 2007
Denis Ivošević, Istra Croatia/interview
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VinExpo Asia Pacific 2014- interview with Mr. Roberto Felluga from Marco Felluga
Winery: Marco Felluga
Country: Italy
Region: Isola d'Istria
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published: 06 Jun 2014
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KLAPA MOTOVUN ~ London visit ... 2010, inc interview
Klapa Motovun (Croatia acapella group) Popular form of music from the coastal area of Croa...
published: 30 Nov 2010
KLAPA MOTOVUN ~ London visit ... 2010, inc interview
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Hrvatska Uzivo Nenad Bicanic interview
3.7.2013 Intervju Prof. Em. Sc. Dr. Nenada Bicanica na HRT 1 programu Hrvatska Uzivo o Ist...
published: 03 Jul 2013
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Nello Milotti - Evivva Milotti iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
Nello Milotti , the great Croatian (Istrian) composer in an interview with Arsen Dedić, Zo...
published: 29 Nov 2007
Nello Milotti - Evivva Milotti iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
Nello Milotti - Evivva Milotti iubilaeum 2007. (Istra)
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All 62 aboard Dubai airliner killed in crash in south Russia
Edit Palm Beach Post 19 Mar 2016
An airliner carrying 62 people from Dubai crashed early Saturday while landing in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don in strong winds, killing all aboard, Russian officials said. A list published by the Emergencies Ministry showed the 737-800 was carrying 55 passengers and seven crew members, whose nationalities were not immediately confirmed ... The plane belonged to the budget carrier FlyDubai ... On Oct ... ___ ... View Comments 0 ....
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Paris Attacks Ringleader, Fugitive Salah Abdelslam Wounded, Captured In Brussels Raid
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Mar 2016
The key suspect in the Nov. 13, 2015 Paris attacks in which 130 people died was wounded and arrested in a raid of a Brussels apartment complex, officials said Friday. The suspect, Salah Abdelslam, who has been a fugitive since the attacks, was wounded in the leg as police moved in on the apartment in Brussels Molenbeek area....
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Spreading Mysterious Bacterial Outbreak Kills Michigan Resident After Sickening 54 In Wisconsin
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Mar 2016
Health officials have confirmed an elderly Michigan resident is the latest to die from a rare and unexplained bacterial outbreak that has sickened 54 people in Wisconsin, killing 17, Ars Technica UK reported Friday. While the bacteria known as Elizabethkingia anopheles is commonly found in the environment, it rarely kills humans, the report said....
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Jury awards Hulk Hogan $115 million in Gawker sex tape suit
Edit Tampa Bay Online 19 Mar 2016
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) A Florida jury sided with ex-pro wrestler Hulk Hogan on Friday and awarded him $115 million in his sex tape lawsuit against Gawker Media. The jurors reached the decision Friday evening, less than six hours after they began deliberations. The trial lasted two weeks, and Hogan wept as the verdict was read. The jury isn't finished; they will return to court Monday to award punitive damages beyond Friday's sum ... ___....
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U.S., Philippines Agree On Access to Bases
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Mar 2016
Officials said Friday the United States and the Philippines have agreed on locations where American forces will have access, as the U.S. looks to reassert its presence in Asia, the Associated Press reports ... Senior U.S. defense official Amy Searight said there was agreement on five locations to be covered by a 10-year defense cooperation agreement....
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Edit Stars and Stripes 10 Mar 2016
Spring is just around the corner, but why wait another day to get out and enjoy all that Europe has to offer? Here is just a sampling of events on the docket for March 11. Please verify details with tourist authorities or event organizers before setting out. Austria. VIENNA. art austria, Leopold Museum, through March 13. GASTEIN. Snow Jazz, through March 20. HALL IN TIROL ... VIENNA ... VIENNA ... ST ... 100 Miles of Istria Ultra Trail, April 15-17....
U-23 WNT Defeats France National "B" Team 2-0 to Win Istria Cup in Croatia (USSF - US Soccer Federation)
Edit Public Technologies 07 Mar 2016
(Source. USSF - US Soccer Federation). UMAG, Croatia (March 7, 2016) - The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team defeated the France National 'B' Team 2-0 on goals from Shea Groom and Christina Gibbons to win the Istria Cup. The U.S ... -- U.S. U-23 Women's National Team Match Report --. Match. U.S ... Date ... 2016 Istria Cup ... http.//www.ussoccer.com/stories/2016/03/07/19/24/160307-u23wnt-defeats-france-national-b-team-2-0-to-win-istria-cup-in-croatia....
U-23 WNT Draws 0-0 with Poland U-19 WNT at Istria Cup in Croatia (USSF - US Soccer Federation)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Mar 2016
(Source. USSF - US Soccer Federation). UMAG, Croatia (March 4, 2016) - The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team drew 0-0 with the Poland U-19 Women's National Team in its second match of the Istria Cup despite out-shooting the young side 25-0 ... The U.S ... - U.S. U-23 Women's National Team Match Report -. Match. U.S ... 2016 Istria Cup ... http.//www.ussoccer.com/stories/2016/03/04/22/13/160304-u23wnt-draws-0-0-with-poland-u19-at-istria-cup-in-croatia....
Wylie's girls go down fighting in Istria cup opener
Edit Belfast Telegraph 03 Mar 2016
Northern Ireland's women's side opened their Istria Cup campaign with a 1-0 loss to Slovakia ... The Istria Women's Cup, established in 2013, offers the Northern Ireland side an opportunity to warm up for key Euro 2017 ......
U-23 WNT Defeats Slovenia WNT at Istria Cup in Croatia (USSF - US Soccer Federation)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Mar 2016
(Source. USSF - US Soccer Federation). UMAG, Croatia (March 2, 2016) - The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team defeated the full Slovenia Women's National Team 3-0 to open play at the Istria Cup. U.S ... U.S ... Midfielder Andi Sullivan put a capper on the game in the 87 minute off a corner kick ... U.S ... Match. U.S ... Date ... 2016 Istria Cup. Venue ... http.//www.ussoccer.com/stories/2016/03/02/18/13/160302-u23wnt-defeats-slovenia-wnt-at-istria-cup-in-croatia....
ACI Continues Its Promotional Activities at Boat Fairs Abroad (Adriatic Croatia International club dd)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Mar 2016
(Source. Adriatic Croatia International club dd) ... ADAC is the largest automobile club in Europe, and its boating section has over 2.9 million members ... Steffen Häbich, President of ADAC's boating section ... News that the land-based part of ACI Marina Pomer will be completely reconstructed also met with applause, as ACI's marinas in Istria and the Kvarner region are the favourites of boaters from Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg ... (noodl....
Seminole Soccer International Update (Florida State Seminoles)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Feb 2016
(Source. Florida State Seminoles). TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - One of the trademarks of the Florida State soccer program is developing some of the best players from around the world. Over the next few weeks, there will be current and former Seminole soccer players competing around the world in tournaments and camps for their respective national teams ... U-23 National Team at the Istria Cup in Croatia from March 2-6 ... U-23 at the Istria Cup ... U-20 team....
Orlando Pride’s Sam Witteman Selected for USWNT Istria Cup Squad (Orlando City Soccer Club)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Feb 2016
(Source. Orlando City Soccer Club). The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team will travel to Croatia for its first overseas trip of the year to play three matches in the eight-team Istria Cup, which runs from March 2-7. Orlando Pride midfielder Samantha Witteman was one of the players called up on Tuesday for the U-23 WNT ... The U.S ... http.//www.orlandocitysc.com/post/2016/02/16/orlando-pride-s-sam-witteman-selected-uswnt-istria-cup-squad....
U.S. U-23 WNT Will Travel to Croatia for Istria Cup (USSF - US Soccer Federation) ...
Edit Public Technologies 16 Feb 2016
(Source. USSF - US Soccer Federation). CHICAGO (Feb. 16, 2016) - The U.S. Under-23 Women's National Team will travel to Croatia for its first overseas trip of the year to play three matches in the eight-team Istria Cup, which runs from March 2-7 ... Those four teams will play games against each other ... The U.S ... USSF - U.S ... Original Document. http.//www.ussoccer.com/stories/2016/02/16/20/10/160216-u23wnt-will-travel-to-croatia-for-istria-cup....
Republic of Ireland Women's National Team to face Italy, Austria and Hungary in Cyprus Cup
Edit RTE 05 Feb 2016Some of Croatia's Top Wine Producers Open Their Doors to Visitors Select Croatia presents its offer of wine tours dedicated to Croatia's best wine producers
Edit PR Newswire 29 Jan 2016
Select Croatia (https.//selectcroatia.com), a boutique travel company, suggests its food and wine portfolio to all travelers interested in experiencing Croatia's finest wines, with wine tour packages to top wine producers in Istria, Slavonia, and Dalmatia ... Bordering on Slovenia and Northern Italy, Istria is a well-known Croatian wine region that can ......
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