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1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastelands? Gone. Colonize all the things! Tribes (north american tech) roam Siberia and Australia. England is in 5 pieces, no vassals. France, Castile, Muscovy, Poland, anyone who is anybody is NOBODY in this mod! Build your own Lucky Nations!
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- published: 22 Sep 2014
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Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz which had 276,526 inhabitants at the beginning of 2015.
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- published: 31 Oct 2015
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In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of hard work we collected these nice shots and put them together to a short clip to show you the beauty of Styria.
Hope you enjoy our work and we would be happy for getting some likes. ;-)
inspiriert vom erfolgreichen Clip A Taste of Austria von den Filmemachern Filmspektakel, nutzten auch wir die etwas ruhigere Zeit um aus einigen unserer Archivaufnahmen ein „Best of“ der vergangenen Jahre zu erstellen.
Die verwendeten Luftaufnahmen entstanden 2013 und 2014 im Auftrag von Graz Tourismus bzw. Graz Regionen über unseren Medienpartner MMMMR. Danke an Dieser Stelle für das entgegengebrachte Vertrauen!
Die betreffenden Einzelclips können auf Gonzo Renger`s Youtube Kanal angesehen werden.
Hintergrundinfo:
Anfang 2013 begannen die Aufnahmen zu Graz Tourismus. Die meist spärlich gegebenen Platzverhältnisse und nicht zuletzt die stark frequentierten Straßen und Plätze in unmittelbarer Nähe stellten uns vor ein Problem.
Was tun?
Kleinere Plätze konnten wir selbst unter Mithilfe einiger anwesender Ordnungshüter absperren.
Aber was machen wir mit den Strassen? - Nach Absprache mit der Grazer Polizei wurden Pläne ausgearbeitet, wo, wie und wie lange Diese gesperrt werden. Die Kommunikation sowie die Durchführung klappte perfekt. Vielen Dank nochmal an unsere Freunde und Helfer! (ummittelbar nach den Drehs sind Bilder auf Facebook aufgetaucht, die uns auf sonst stark befahrenen Straßen, mutterseelenallein mit dem Kopter zeigten. Die Leute waren nicht immer fröhlich über die durch uns verschuldeten Verzögerungen, aber die Faszination an unserer Arbeit überwog dann doch :-) )
2014 kam dann der Auftrag für Graz Regionen. Wir freuten uns auch hier wieder für den Tourismus in Aktion treten zu dürfen! Die Durchführung war einfacher da am „Ländlichen Gebiet“ zumeist keine Absperrungen notwendig waren.
Organisatorisch einfacher, fliegerisch anspruchsvoller - so kam es dazu das wir nicht einfach nur, wie schon 2013 in diversen Innenbereichen fliegen sollten. Diesmal stand auch eine Klamm und eine Höhle am Drehplan. Wenig Platz, schlechte Lichtverhältnisse und keinerlei Flughilfen wie GPS, Kompass… Mit entsprechender Vorbereitung konnten wir aber auch diese Hürde meistern.
Alles in Allem viel Aufwand der sich aber gelohnt hat!
Ich hoffe euch gefällt unser "A Taste of Styria“ und würde mich sehr über Kommentare und Likes freuen!
Danke nochmal an alle Mitwirkenden und auch die Auftraggeber die das Alles erst ermöglichten!
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Technische Angaben:
Kopter: DJI Hexakopter, (zumeist) Einmann Betrieb, zugelassen durch die Austro Control
Pilot: Thomas Caks
Kamera: Sony CX 730E
Schnitt: FcpX (Mac Pro 2013)
Musik: Martyrs - The Secession
- published: 15 Mar 2015
- views: 3386
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay.
Sources:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4
http://www.english.rfi.fr/france/20151202-hollande-s-popularity-bounces-50-approval-ratings
http://www.news.com.au/world/islamic-state-group-targets-gays-with-brutal-public-killings/news-story/3b55d4e061e005aa8418ca2debc90e92
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2015/12/inaction-leads-death-and-destruction-former-foreign-secretary-margaret
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/syria-vote-snps-angus-robertson-slams-silence-over-possible-extremists-among-70000-ground-troops-a6757866.html
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/nov/22/muslim-group-warns-police-cuts-will-harm-trust-with-communities
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-vote-julian-lewis-gives-6942338
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-bombing-vote-live-updates-6939032
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-jeremy-corbyn-airstrikes-syria
http://news.google.com/news/url?sr=1&sa;=t&ct2;=uk%2F0_0_s_15_0_t&usg;=AFQjCNFA_EDEa6ZxU4sEF0Z7VTOFOXl9Ig&did;=4052086d5b79816d&sig2;=EoPh856dg9HHTPHtPJvztQ&cid;=52779002467744&ei;=o2dfVrDSCYmF1QaItYTwAg&rt;=STORY&vm;=STANDARD&url;=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rt.com%2Fnews%2F324045-putin-erdogan-su-downing%2F
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
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Britain will launch air strikes against Isis extremists in Syria within hours after MPs endorsed by a majority of 174 David Cameron’s plan to bomb what he called “medieval murderers”.
After a day of high drama at Westminster, dozens of Labour MPs ignored their leader Jeremy Corbyn and backed military action; Britain will now join France in a US-led coalition committed to attacking Isis in its heartlands.
For Mr Cameron the 397 to 223 victory came as a huge relief, helping to erase the painful memory of his Commons defeat over Syria in 2013, when he lost a vote to start bombing Bashar al-Assad’s forces.
The result came at the end of a passionate and acrimonious debate lasting 10½ hours, in which Mr Corbyn claimed that extending RAF action from Iraq to Syria would increase the risk of Isis attacks in the UK.
Such was the Labour split that shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn closed the debate by defying his leader, pleading with MPs to do their “moral duty” by standing up to “fascists” and backing RAF attacks in Syria.
Mr Corbyn sat grimly through Mr Benn’s powerful oration which was greeted with rapturous applause, normally banned in the chamber. Philip Hammond, foreign secretary, hailed it as “outstanding — one of the great speeches”.
Mr Benn was joined by other Labour heavyweights including Alan Johnson, Margaret Beckett and Yvette Cooper in supporting military action.
Tory sources said that Harriet Harman, former Labour deputy leader, and Rosie Winterton, the party’s chief whip, were among those backing the government. A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said a majority of Labour MPs had backed the leader’s position and he had “increased his authority” in the party.
Many MPs from all parties expressed scepticism about the value of Britain joining the coalition and about Mr Cameron’s claim that the western forces could co-ordinate bombing of Isis with 70,000 “moderate” Syrian forces.
Julian Lewis, Tory chairman of the Commons defence committee, said they were “bogus battalions”, drawing parallels with Tony Blair’s “dodgy dossier” that made the case for war in Iraq in 2003.
But Mr Cameron’s victory marks the culmination of attempts in recent weeks to reassert Britain on the world stage and clears the way for air strikes by British jets within days or even hours.
- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 330
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of activity.
Our services are easy to use and fast in results. We dispatch architecture-projects not only to one, but literally hundrets of plattforms, blogs and sites.
This video shows a series of projects of Architects from the Austrian State of Styria.
http://architecture-export.com
- published: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 89
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now with English subtitles.
- published: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 1616
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ...
Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of Austria) shown from above ...
Gezeigte Orte / Shown Places:
Dachstein
Zwieflerseen
Leopoldsteinersee
Riegersburg
Schlossberg (Graz)
Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Graz)
Enns
Gesäuse
Raab
Wasserschloss Hainfeld
Stift Admond
Gedreht mit / Filmed with:
Gopro Hero3 Black Edition
Fatshark Video Transmition
DJI-Phantom
DJI Zenmuse H2 3D
Soundtrack:
Thomas Bergensen - Promise
- published: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 3853
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE.
Text:
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
- published: 05 Jun 2011
- views: 29777
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com
Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championship in Styria.
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Vasco
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Incan Abraham
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Brian Miller
- published: 22 Dec 2014
- views: 19061
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Styria (/ˈstaɪəriə/; German: Steiermark, German pronunciation: [ˈʃtaɪ.ɐmaʁk] (
listen), Slovene: Štajerska, Hungarian: Stájerország) is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population (as of 2011) was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz (255,000 inhabitants).
The term "Upper Styria" (German: Obersteiermark) used by an Austrian refers to the northern and northwestern parts of the federal-state (districts Liezen, Murau, Judenburg, Knittelfeld, Leoben, Bruck an der Mur, and Mürzzuschlag). The term "West Styria" (Weststeiermark) is used for the districts to the west of Graz (Voitsberg, Deutschlandsberg, western part of the district Leibnitz), the districts east of Graz (Weiz, Hartberg, Feldbach, Fürstenfeld, and Radkersburg) are referred to as "East Styria" (Oststeiermark). The western and eastern parts of the district Graz-Umgebung may or may not be considered parts of West and East Styria, respectively. The southern parts of the Duchy of Styria, which have formed part of Slovenia since 1918, were (and sometimes colloquially still are) referred to as "Lower Styria" (Untersteiermark; Slovene: Štajerska).
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1:05Landeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of Styria
Landeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of StyriaLandeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of Styria
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust, bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav' und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust, bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav' Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes teures Heimatland, dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt; wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft, starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! -
7:15Warring States Mod for Europa Universalis 4
Warring States Mod for Europa Universalis 4Warring States Mod for Europa Universalis 4
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastelands? Gone. Colonize all the things! Tribes (north american tech) roam Siberia and Australia. England is in 5 pieces, no vassals. France, Castile, Muscovy, Poland, anyone who is anybody is NOBODY in this mod! Build your own Lucky Nations! Warring States Mod: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=185238907 ☑ Viewed? ☐ Liked? ☐ Subscribed? Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLllkIMDdgSNGmADzx4vMVHbVX20suWhGK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paradox Interactive is the copyright holder of Europa Universalis 4 Copyright © 2013 Paradox Interactive AB. www.paradoxplaza.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Twitter http://www.twitter.com/shenplays Twitch http://www.twitch.tv/shenryyr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ warring states mod, warringstates mod, warring states, warringstates, mod, mod spotlight, user created mod, europa universalis 4, eu4, shenplays, shenryyr, shen, europa universalis iv, video game (industry), europa universalis (video game), game, -
7:16Styria
StyriaStyria
Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz which had 276,526 inhabitants at the beginning of 2015. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
2:19A Taste of Styria
A Taste of StyriaA Taste of Styria
In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of hard work we collected these nice shots and put them together to a short clip to show you the beauty of Styria. Hope you enjoy our work and we would be happy for getting some likes. ;-) inspiriert vom erfolgreichen Clip A Taste of Austria von den Filmemachern Filmspektakel, nutzten auch wir die etwas ruhigere Zeit um aus einigen unserer Archivaufnahmen ein „Best of“ der vergangenen Jahre zu erstellen. Die verwendeten Luftaufnahmen entstanden 2013 und 2014 im Auftrag von Graz Tourismus bzw. Graz Regionen über unseren Medienpartner MMMMR. Danke an Dieser Stelle für das entgegengebrachte Vertrauen! Die betreffenden Einzelclips können auf Gonzo Renger`s Youtube Kanal angesehen werden. Hintergrundinfo: Anfang 2013 begannen die Aufnahmen zu Graz Tourismus. Die meist spärlich gegebenen Platzverhältnisse und nicht zuletzt die stark frequentierten Straßen und Plätze in unmittelbarer Nähe stellten uns vor ein Problem. Was tun? Kleinere Plätze konnten wir selbst unter Mithilfe einiger anwesender Ordnungshüter absperren. Aber was machen wir mit den Strassen? - Nach Absprache mit der Grazer Polizei wurden Pläne ausgearbeitet, wo, wie und wie lange Diese gesperrt werden. Die Kommunikation sowie die Durchführung klappte perfekt. Vielen Dank nochmal an unsere Freunde und Helfer! (ummittelbar nach den Drehs sind Bilder auf Facebook aufgetaucht, die uns auf sonst stark befahrenen Straßen, mutterseelenallein mit dem Kopter zeigten. Die Leute waren nicht immer fröhlich über die durch uns verschuldeten Verzögerungen, aber die Faszination an unserer Arbeit überwog dann doch :-) ) 2014 kam dann der Auftrag für Graz Regionen. Wir freuten uns auch hier wieder für den Tourismus in Aktion treten zu dürfen! Die Durchführung war einfacher da am „Ländlichen Gebiet“ zumeist keine Absperrungen notwendig waren. Organisatorisch einfacher, fliegerisch anspruchsvoller - so kam es dazu das wir nicht einfach nur, wie schon 2013 in diversen Innenbereichen fliegen sollten. Diesmal stand auch eine Klamm und eine Höhle am Drehplan. Wenig Platz, schlechte Lichtverhältnisse und keinerlei Flughilfen wie GPS, Kompass… Mit entsprechender Vorbereitung konnten wir aber auch diese Hürde meistern. Alles in Allem viel Aufwand der sich aber gelohnt hat! Ich hoffe euch gefällt unser "A Taste of Styria“ und würde mich sehr über Kommentare und Likes freuen! Danke nochmal an alle Mitwirkenden und auch die Auftraggeber die das Alles erst ermöglichten! -------------------------------------------------------------- Technische Angaben: Kopter: DJI Hexakopter, (zumeist) Einmann Betrieb, zugelassen durch die Austro Control Pilot: Thomas Caks Kamera: Sony CX 730E Schnitt: FcpX (Mac Pro 2013) Musik: Martyrs - The Secession -
14:06UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / DaeshUK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay. Sources: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4 http://www.english.rfi.fr/france/20151202-hollande-s-popularity-bounces-50-approval-ratings http://www.news.com.au/world/islamic-state-group-targets-gays-with-brutal-public-killings/news-story/3b55d4e061e005aa8418ca2debc90e92 http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2015/12/inaction-leads-death-and-destruction-former-foreign-secretary-margaret http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/syria-vote-snps-angus-robertson-slams-silence-over-possible-extremists-among-70000-ground-troops-a6757866.html http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/nov/22/muslim-group-warns-police-cuts-will-harm-trust-with-communities http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-vote-julian-lewis-gives-6942338 http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-bombing-vote-live-updates-6939032 http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-jeremy-corbyn-airstrikes-syria http://news.google.com/news/url?sr=1&sa;=t&ct2;=uk%2F0_0_s_15_0_t&usg;=AFQjCNFA_EDEa6ZxU4sEF0Z7VTOFOXl9Ig&did;=4052086d5b79816d&sig2;=EoPh856dg9HHTPHtPJvztQ&cid;=52779002467744&ei;=o2dfVrDSCYmF1QaItYTwAg&rt;=STORY&vm;=STANDARD&url;=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rt.com%2Fnews%2F324045-putin-erdogan-su-downing%2F http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut & paste the article. See our Ts&Cs; and Copyright Policy for more detail. Email ftsales.support@ft.com to buy additional rights. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#ixzz3tCyI5LGu Britain will launch air strikes against Isis extremists in Syria within hours after MPs endorsed by a majority of 174 David Cameron’s plan to bomb what he called “medieval murderers”. After a day of high drama at Westminster, dozens of Labour MPs ignored their leader Jeremy Corbyn and backed military action; Britain will now join France in a US-led coalition committed to attacking Isis in its heartlands. For Mr Cameron the 397 to 223 victory came as a huge relief, helping to erase the painful memory of his Commons defeat over Syria in 2013, when he lost a vote to start bombing Bashar al-Assad’s forces. The result came at the end of a passionate and acrimonious debate lasting 10½ hours, in which Mr Corbyn claimed that extending RAF action from Iraq to Syria would increase the risk of Isis attacks in the UK. Such was the Labour split that shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn closed the debate by defying his leader, pleading with MPs to do their “moral duty” by standing up to “fascists” and backing RAF attacks in Syria. Mr Corbyn sat grimly through Mr Benn’s powerful oration which was greeted with rapturous applause, normally banned in the chamber. Philip Hammond, foreign secretary, hailed it as “outstanding — one of the great speeches”. Mr Benn was joined by other Labour heavyweights including Alan Johnson, Margaret Beckett and Yvette Cooper in supporting military action. Tory sources said that Harriet Harman, former Labour deputy leader, and Rosie Winterton, the party’s chief whip, were among those backing the government. A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said a majority of Labour MPs had backed the leader’s position and he had “increased his authority” in the party. Many MPs from all parties expressed scepticism about the value of Britain joining the coalition and about Mr Cameron’s claim that the western forces could co-ordinate bombing of Isis with 70,000 “moderate” Syrian forces. Julian Lewis, Tory chairman of the Commons defence committee, said they were “bogus battalions”, drawing parallels with Tony Blair’s “dodgy dossier” that made the case for war in Iraq in 2003. But Mr Cameron’s victory marks the culmination of attempts in recent weeks to reassert Britain on the world stage and clears the way for air strikes by British jets within days or even hours. -
3:42architecture export styria.mp4
architecture export styria.mp4architecture export styria.mp4
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of activity. Our services are easy to use and fast in results. We dispatch architecture-projects not only to one, but literally hundrets of plattforms, blogs and sites. This video shows a series of projects of Architects from the Austrian State of Styria. http://architecture-export.com -
25:59The Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, Austria
The Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, AustriaThe Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, Austria
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now with English subtitles. -
5:01Steiermark von Oben / Styria from above
Steiermark von Oben / Styria from aboveSteiermark von Oben / Styria from above
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ... Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of Austria) shown from above ... Gezeigte Orte / Shown Places: Dachstein Zwieflerseen Leopoldsteinersee Riegersburg Schlossberg (Graz) Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Graz) Enns Gesäuse Raab Wasserschloss Hainfeld Stift Admond Gedreht mit / Filmed with: Gopro Hero3 Black Edition Fatshark Video Transmition DJI-Phantom DJI Zenmuse H2 3D Soundtrack: Thomas Bergensen - Promise -
0:55Anthem of Styria (Austria)
Anthem of Styria (Austria)Anthem of Styria (Austria)
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE. Text: 1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust, bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav' und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust, bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav' Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes teures Heimatland, dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt; wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft, starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! -
3:01Styria Cup 2016 - Round 1 - IPSC Level I
Styria Cup 2016 - Round 1 - IPSC Level I -
7:06Steiermark
SteiermarkSteiermark
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3:28Steiermark here we come (storyclip)
Steiermark here we come (storyclip)Steiermark here we come (storyclip)
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championship in Styria. Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Vasco Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Incan Abraham Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Brian Miller -
2:26"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)
"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria http://www.steiermark.com 2:25-Minuten Version des neuen Steiermark-Films Der Video-Trailer soll Lust auf Urlaub in der Steiermark machen © Art Media 2009 Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus Regie: Andreas Meschuh Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh http://www.steiermark.com -
6:39STYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATION
STYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATIONSTYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATION
16,401 km2 of Neuland N 47,16319 E 14,73828 -- this is the heart of Styria in the digital age, in the heart of Europe. Over more than 16,000 km2, the state is diverse like few others: from the Alpine mountains in the north to the gentle hills of the south Styrian wine-growing country. In the east, a Thermenland of hot springs; in the west, densely wooded valleys. Economically, Styria is a land of innovation in the middle of the up-and-coming region of Europe, the Alpe-Adria region, whose dynamic economic growth only a few EU regions can keep up with.
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Landeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of Styria
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust, bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav' und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust, bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav' Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes teures Heimatland, dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt; wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft, starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt Dieses schöne ... -
Warring States Mod for Europa Universalis 4
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastelands? Gone. Colonize all the things! Tribes (north american tech) roam Siberia and Australia. England is in 5 pieces, no vassals. France, Castile, Muscovy, Poland, anyone who is anybody is NOBODY in this mod! Build your own Lucky Nations! Warring States Mod: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=185238907 ☑ Viewed? ☐ Liked? ☐ Subscribed? Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLllkIMDdgSNGmADzx4vMVHbVX20suWhGK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paradox Interactive is the copyright holder of Europa Universalis 4 Copyright © 2013 Paradox Interactive AB. www.paradoxplaza.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Twitter http://ww... -
Styria
Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz which had 276,526 inhabitants at the beginning of 2015. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
A Taste of Styria
In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of hard work we collected these nice shots and put them together to a short clip to show you the beauty of Styria. Hope you enjoy our work and we would be happy for getting some likes. ;-) inspiriert vom erfolgreichen Clip A Taste of Austria von den Filmemachern Filmspektakel, nutzten auch wir die etwas ruhigere Zeit um aus einigen unserer Archivaufnahmen ein „Best of“ der vergangenen Jahre zu erstellen. Die verwendeten Luftaufnahmen entstanden 2013 und 2014 im Auftrag von Graz Tourismus bzw. Graz Regionen über unseren Medienpartner MMMMR. Danke an Dieser Stelle für das entgegengebrachte Vertrauen! Die betreffenden Einzelclips könne... -
UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay. Sources: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4 http://www.english.rfi.fr/france/20151202-hollande-s-popularity-bounces-50-approval-ratings http://www.news.com.au/world/islamic-state-group-targets-gays-with-brutal-public-killings/news-story/3b55d4e061e005aa8418ca2debc90e92 http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2015/12/inaction-leads-death-and-destruction-former-foreign-secretary-margaret http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/syria-vote-snps-angus-robertson-slams-silence-over-possible-extremists-among-70000-ground-troops-a6757866.html http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/nov/22/muslim-group-warns-police-cuts-will-harm-trust-with-communities http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria... -
architecture export styria.mp4
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of activity. Our services are easy to use and fast in results. We dispatch architecture-projects not only to one, but literally hundrets of plattforms, blogs and sites. This video shows a series of projects of Architects from the Austrian State of Styria. http://architecture-export.com -
The Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, Austria
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now with English subtitles. -
Steiermark von Oben / Styria from above
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ... Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of Austria) shown from above ... Gezeigte Orte / Shown Places: Dachstein Zwieflerseen Leopoldsteinersee Riegersburg Schlossberg (Graz) Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Graz) Enns Gesäuse Raab Wasserschloss Hainfeld Stift Admond Gedreht mit / Filmed with: Gopro Hero3 Black Edition Fatshark Video Transmition DJI-Phantom DJI Zenmuse H2 3D Soundtrack: Thomas Bergensen - Promise -
Anthem of Styria (Austria)
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE. Text: 1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust, bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav' und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust, bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav' Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes teures Heimatland, dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land, ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt; wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes teures Heimatland dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland! 3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft, starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft di... -
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Steiermark
Im Süden findet man das Mekka der Frische! -
Steiermark here we come (storyclip)
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championship in Styria. Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Vasco Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Incan Abraham Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Brian Miller -
"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria http://www.steiermark.com 2:25-Minuten Version des neuen Steiermark-Films Der Video-Trailer soll Lust auf Urlaub in der Steiermark machen © Art Media 2009 Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus Regie: Andreas Meschuh Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh http://www.steiermark.com -
STYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATION
16,401 km2 of Neuland N 47,16319 E 14,73828 -- this is the heart of Styria in the digital age, in the heart of Europe. Over more than 16,000 km2, the state is diverse like few others: from the Alpine mountains in the north to the gentle hills of the south Styrian wine-growing country. In the east, a Thermenland of hot springs; in the west, densely wooded valleys. Economically, Styria is a land of innovation in the middle of the up-and-coming region of Europe, the Alpe-Adria region, whose dynamic economic growth only a few EU regions can keep up with. -
Nychos - giant Catfish seen in Styria
Nychos painted a giant Catfish on the banks of the river Raab in Feldbach (Styria,Austria) .Lucy (Rabbiteye Movement) helped to get the texture done... film by Fischer Christian https://vimeo.com/lowinio http://www.youtube.com/user/christian1fischer Music by Stoned Jesus - I´m The Mountain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wVy9XzXOak -
Austria-Styria-Graz
About Austria, the Austrian province Styria and Styrian Capital Graz. Over 10 minutes video showing the beautiful nature, architecture, castles, monasteries, culture, food and drinks, fauna & flora, sport activities, industry etc. of Styria and Graz. with Austrian/Styrian music (typical Austrian instrument "Zither" - citara (theme from the Movie "The Third Man), part of Styrian Anthem and some Austrian/Styrian (folks)music. -
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Franz Greenhard presents Styria
Vom Schlossberg über die Weinstraße bis ins Vulkanland, führt uns Franz Greenhard durch das grüne Herz Österreichs. Ein junger Mann, charismatisch, traditionell und welterfahren. Im Rahmen des Young Creatives Panther 2015. Eingereicht und hergestellt von Martin Reicht & Florian Grünberger. -
Graz Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Graz in Austria. Graz is the capital of Austria’s federal state of Styria and in 2003 was designated as Europe’s Capital City Of Culture. Indeed, due to its geographical location, for many centuries Graz has been a melting pot of culture.The Schlossberg Mountain towers above the city and in 1894 a rack railway was introduced in order to overcome the severity of its 60 per cent gradient. The Romans and Celts once used the mountain as a place of ritual ceremony and today small pathways and pavilions make the mountain more accessible. In the 12th century a mediaeval castle was built on the plateau and in 1531 it was transformed into a mighty fortress that served as a defence against the Turks. With nearly 32,000 exhibits that date from the 15th to the 19th centu... -
Far-right 'gains' as Austria kicks off 'super election year'
Austria has seen a rise in support for the far right following local elections in the central state of Styria and Burgenland in the east. Primary results suggest the SPO-OVP (Social Democrat-Conservative) coalition took a serious hit in both regions, to the benefit of the right-wing FPO. Campaigning with slogans such as "Foreign in your own country," the FPO's following has almost tripled in Styria. It rose from 10.6 percent to 27.1 percent, according to initial results. Mario Kunasek ran for… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2015/06/01/far-right-gains-as-austria-kicks-off-super-election-year What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www... -
Austrian Panorama Roads (6): The Loser Panorama Road
Subscribe to Motorcycle Explorer Magazine: http://www.memrider.com/ Alexis explores the Loser Panorama Road in the Austrian Federal state of Styria DISCLAIMER: RECORDED GPS DATA MAY BE SUBJECT TO ERRORS, NO RESPONSIBILITY ACCEPTED To find this road please download Garmin Basecamp: http://www.garmin.com/en-US/software and follow this link to the GPS Data (starts from the summit): https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/EnduroAlexis/traces/2080719 -
Christian Buchmann - Chair of ECON commission & Member of the Styria Regional Government
Christian Buchmann, member of the European Committee of the Regions, chair of ECON commission and member of the Styria Regional Government presents the work programme of his commission. “Focusing on growth, innovation and creating jobs is the key for a prosperous European economy. It is crucial to cut red tape and to reduce bureaucratic burdens, especially for small and medium sized enterprises in Europe.” The remit of the ECON Commission covers: Industrial Policy, SME policy, Economic & Monetary Policy, Economic Governance and European Semester, Internal market, International Trade and Tariffs and Competition and State aid policy. Within these, ECON will focus on issues of high relevance for, and direct impact on, local and regional authorities. ECON’s work will be structured along fou... -
Der Steiermark-Film
Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010! Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria http://www.steiermark.com Volle Version des neuen Steiermark-Films © Art Media 2009 Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus Regie: Andreas Meschuh Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh http://www.steiermark.com
Landeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of Styria
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- Duration: 1:05
- Updated: 16 Jan 2014
- views: 15149
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der D...
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
wn.com/Landeshymne Der Steiermark State Anthem Of Styria
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
- published: 16 Jan 2014
- views: 15149
Warring States Mod for Europa Universalis 4
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- Duration: 7:15
- Updated: 22 Sep 2014
- views: 81788
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastel...
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastelands? Gone. Colonize all the things! Tribes (north american tech) roam Siberia and Australia. England is in 5 pieces, no vassals. France, Castile, Muscovy, Poland, anyone who is anybody is NOBODY in this mod! Build your own Lucky Nations!
Warring States Mod: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=185238907
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wn.com/Warring States Mod For Europa Universalis 4
In a world divided, who reigns supreme? The Warring States mod adds so much to the game that I don't even know how to fit it all in a description here. Wastelands? Gone. Colonize all the things! Tribes (north american tech) roam Siberia and Australia. England is in 5 pieces, no vassals. France, Castile, Muscovy, Poland, anyone who is anybody is NOBODY in this mod! Build your own Lucky Nations!
Warring States Mod: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=185238907
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Styria
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- Duration: 7:16
- Updated: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 2
Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km...
Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz which had 276,526 inhabitants at the beginning of 2015.
This video is targeted to blind users.
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wn.com/Styria
Styria is a state or Bundesland, located in the southeast of Austria. In area it is the second largest of the nine Austrian federated states, covering 16,401 km². It borders Slovenia as well as the other Austrian states of Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Burgenland, and Carinthia. The population was 1,210,700. The capital city is Graz which had 276,526 inhabitants at the beginning of 2015.
This video is targeted to blind users.
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- published: 31 Oct 2015
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A Taste of Styria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 15 Mar 2015
- views: 3386
In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of har...
In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of hard work we collected these nice shots and put them together to a short clip to show you the beauty of Styria.
Hope you enjoy our work and we would be happy for getting some likes. ;-)
inspiriert vom erfolgreichen Clip A Taste of Austria von den Filmemachern Filmspektakel, nutzten auch wir die etwas ruhigere Zeit um aus einigen unserer Archivaufnahmen ein „Best of“ der vergangenen Jahre zu erstellen.
Die verwendeten Luftaufnahmen entstanden 2013 und 2014 im Auftrag von Graz Tourismus bzw. Graz Regionen über unseren Medienpartner MMMMR. Danke an Dieser Stelle für das entgegengebrachte Vertrauen!
Die betreffenden Einzelclips können auf Gonzo Renger`s Youtube Kanal angesehen werden.
Hintergrundinfo:
Anfang 2013 begannen die Aufnahmen zu Graz Tourismus. Die meist spärlich gegebenen Platzverhältnisse und nicht zuletzt die stark frequentierten Straßen und Plätze in unmittelbarer Nähe stellten uns vor ein Problem.
Was tun?
Kleinere Plätze konnten wir selbst unter Mithilfe einiger anwesender Ordnungshüter absperren.
Aber was machen wir mit den Strassen? - Nach Absprache mit der Grazer Polizei wurden Pläne ausgearbeitet, wo, wie und wie lange Diese gesperrt werden. Die Kommunikation sowie die Durchführung klappte perfekt. Vielen Dank nochmal an unsere Freunde und Helfer! (ummittelbar nach den Drehs sind Bilder auf Facebook aufgetaucht, die uns auf sonst stark befahrenen Straßen, mutterseelenallein mit dem Kopter zeigten. Die Leute waren nicht immer fröhlich über die durch uns verschuldeten Verzögerungen, aber die Faszination an unserer Arbeit überwog dann doch :-) )
2014 kam dann der Auftrag für Graz Regionen. Wir freuten uns auch hier wieder für den Tourismus in Aktion treten zu dürfen! Die Durchführung war einfacher da am „Ländlichen Gebiet“ zumeist keine Absperrungen notwendig waren.
Organisatorisch einfacher, fliegerisch anspruchsvoller - so kam es dazu das wir nicht einfach nur, wie schon 2013 in diversen Innenbereichen fliegen sollten. Diesmal stand auch eine Klamm und eine Höhle am Drehplan. Wenig Platz, schlechte Lichtverhältnisse und keinerlei Flughilfen wie GPS, Kompass… Mit entsprechender Vorbereitung konnten wir aber auch diese Hürde meistern.
Alles in Allem viel Aufwand der sich aber gelohnt hat!
Ich hoffe euch gefällt unser "A Taste of Styria“ und würde mich sehr über Kommentare und Likes freuen!
Danke nochmal an alle Mitwirkenden und auch die Auftraggeber die das Alles erst ermöglichten!
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Technische Angaben:
Kopter: DJI Hexakopter, (zumeist) Einmann Betrieb, zugelassen durch die Austro Control
Pilot: Thomas Caks
Kamera: Sony CX 730E
Schnitt: FcpX (Mac Pro 2013)
Musik: Martyrs - The Secession
wn.com/A Taste Of Styria
In A Taste of Styria we show you some aerial clips from nice places and buildings from the most southern province of Austria, called Styria. In two jears of hard work we collected these nice shots and put them together to a short clip to show you the beauty of Styria.
Hope you enjoy our work and we would be happy for getting some likes. ;-)
inspiriert vom erfolgreichen Clip A Taste of Austria von den Filmemachern Filmspektakel, nutzten auch wir die etwas ruhigere Zeit um aus einigen unserer Archivaufnahmen ein „Best of“ der vergangenen Jahre zu erstellen.
Die verwendeten Luftaufnahmen entstanden 2013 und 2014 im Auftrag von Graz Tourismus bzw. Graz Regionen über unseren Medienpartner MMMMR. Danke an Dieser Stelle für das entgegengebrachte Vertrauen!
Die betreffenden Einzelclips können auf Gonzo Renger`s Youtube Kanal angesehen werden.
Hintergrundinfo:
Anfang 2013 begannen die Aufnahmen zu Graz Tourismus. Die meist spärlich gegebenen Platzverhältnisse und nicht zuletzt die stark frequentierten Straßen und Plätze in unmittelbarer Nähe stellten uns vor ein Problem.
Was tun?
Kleinere Plätze konnten wir selbst unter Mithilfe einiger anwesender Ordnungshüter absperren.
Aber was machen wir mit den Strassen? - Nach Absprache mit der Grazer Polizei wurden Pläne ausgearbeitet, wo, wie und wie lange Diese gesperrt werden. Die Kommunikation sowie die Durchführung klappte perfekt. Vielen Dank nochmal an unsere Freunde und Helfer! (ummittelbar nach den Drehs sind Bilder auf Facebook aufgetaucht, die uns auf sonst stark befahrenen Straßen, mutterseelenallein mit dem Kopter zeigten. Die Leute waren nicht immer fröhlich über die durch uns verschuldeten Verzögerungen, aber die Faszination an unserer Arbeit überwog dann doch :-) )
2014 kam dann der Auftrag für Graz Regionen. Wir freuten uns auch hier wieder für den Tourismus in Aktion treten zu dürfen! Die Durchführung war einfacher da am „Ländlichen Gebiet“ zumeist keine Absperrungen notwendig waren.
Organisatorisch einfacher, fliegerisch anspruchsvoller - so kam es dazu das wir nicht einfach nur, wie schon 2013 in diversen Innenbereichen fliegen sollten. Diesmal stand auch eine Klamm und eine Höhle am Drehplan. Wenig Platz, schlechte Lichtverhältnisse und keinerlei Flughilfen wie GPS, Kompass… Mit entsprechender Vorbereitung konnten wir aber auch diese Hürde meistern.
Alles in Allem viel Aufwand der sich aber gelohnt hat!
Ich hoffe euch gefällt unser "A Taste of Styria“ und würde mich sehr über Kommentare und Likes freuen!
Danke nochmal an alle Mitwirkenden und auch die Auftraggeber die das Alles erst ermöglichten!
--------------------------------------------------------------
Technische Angaben:
Kopter: DJI Hexakopter, (zumeist) Einmann Betrieb, zugelassen durch die Austro Control
Pilot: Thomas Caks
Kamera: Sony CX 730E
Schnitt: FcpX (Mac Pro 2013)
Musik: Martyrs - The Secession
- published: 15 Mar 2015
- views: 3386
UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:06
- Updated: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 330
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay.
Sources:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4
http://www.english.rf...
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay.
Sources:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4
http://www.english.rfi.fr/france/20151202-hollande-s-popularity-bounces-50-approval-ratings
http://www.news.com.au/world/islamic-state-group-targets-gays-with-brutal-public-killings/news-story/3b55d4e061e005aa8418ca2debc90e92
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2015/12/inaction-leads-death-and-destruction-former-foreign-secretary-margaret
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/syria-vote-snps-angus-robertson-slams-silence-over-possible-extremists-among-70000-ground-troops-a6757866.html
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/nov/22/muslim-group-warns-police-cuts-will-harm-trust-with-communities
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-vote-julian-lewis-gives-6942338
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-bombing-vote-live-updates-6939032
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-jeremy-corbyn-airstrikes-syria
http://news.google.com/news/url?sr=1&sa;=t&ct2;=uk%2F0_0_s_15_0_t&usg;=AFQjCNFA_EDEa6ZxU4sEF0Z7VTOFOXl9Ig&did;=4052086d5b79816d&sig2;=EoPh856dg9HHTPHtPJvztQ&cid;=52779002467744&ei;=o2dfVrDSCYmF1QaItYTwAg&rt;=STORY&vm;=STANDARD&url;=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rt.com%2Fnews%2F324045-putin-erdogan-su-downing%2F
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
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Britain will launch air strikes against Isis extremists in Syria within hours after MPs endorsed by a majority of 174 David Cameron’s plan to bomb what he called “medieval murderers”.
After a day of high drama at Westminster, dozens of Labour MPs ignored their leader Jeremy Corbyn and backed military action; Britain will now join France in a US-led coalition committed to attacking Isis in its heartlands.
For Mr Cameron the 397 to 223 victory came as a huge relief, helping to erase the painful memory of his Commons defeat over Syria in 2013, when he lost a vote to start bombing Bashar al-Assad’s forces.
The result came at the end of a passionate and acrimonious debate lasting 10½ hours, in which Mr Corbyn claimed that extending RAF action from Iraq to Syria would increase the risk of Isis attacks in the UK.
Such was the Labour split that shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn closed the debate by defying his leader, pleading with MPs to do their “moral duty” by standing up to “fascists” and backing RAF attacks in Syria.
Mr Corbyn sat grimly through Mr Benn’s powerful oration which was greeted with rapturous applause, normally banned in the chamber. Philip Hammond, foreign secretary, hailed it as “outstanding — one of the great speeches”.
Mr Benn was joined by other Labour heavyweights including Alan Johnson, Margaret Beckett and Yvette Cooper in supporting military action.
Tory sources said that Harriet Harman, former Labour deputy leader, and Rosie Winterton, the party’s chief whip, were among those backing the government. A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said a majority of Labour MPs had backed the leader’s position and he had “increased his authority” in the party.
Many MPs from all parties expressed scepticism about the value of Britain joining the coalition and about Mr Cameron’s claim that the western forces could co-ordinate bombing of Isis with 70,000 “moderate” Syrian forces.
Julian Lewis, Tory chairman of the Commons defence committee, said they were “bogus battalions”, drawing parallels with Tony Blair’s “dodgy dossier” that made the case for war in Iraq in 2003.
But Mr Cameron’s victory marks the culmination of attempts in recent weeks to reassert Britain on the world stage and clears the way for air strikes by British jets within days or even hours.
wn.com/UK To Bomb Styria | Airstrikes On Isis Daesh
VOTES ARE IN : 397 for / 223 against... yay.
Sources:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/57e82dea-98e1-11e5-95c7-d47aa298f769.html#axzz3tCtpaOe4
http://www.english.rfi.fr/france/20151202-hollande-s-popularity-bounces-50-approval-ratings
http://www.news.com.au/world/islamic-state-group-targets-gays-with-brutal-public-killings/news-story/3b55d4e061e005aa8418ca2debc90e92
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2015/12/inaction-leads-death-and-destruction-former-foreign-secretary-margaret
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/syria-vote-snps-angus-robertson-slams-silence-over-possible-extremists-among-70000-ground-troops-a6757866.html
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/nov/22/muslim-group-warns-police-cuts-will-harm-trust-with-communities
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-vote-julian-lewis-gives-6942338
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/syria-bombing-vote-live-updates-6939032
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-jeremy-corbyn-airstrikes-syria
http://news.google.com/news/url?sr=1&sa;=t&ct2;=uk%2F0_0_s_15_0_t&usg;=AFQjCNFA_EDEa6ZxU4sEF0Z7VTOFOXl9Ig&did;=4052086d5b79816d&sig2;=EoPh856dg9HHTPHtPJvztQ&cid;=52779002467744&ei;=o2dfVrDSCYmF1QaItYTwAg&rt;=STORY&vm;=STANDARD&url;=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rt.com%2Fnews%2F324045-putin-erdogan-su-downing%2F
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/dec/02/david-cameron-syria-debate-isis-britains-duty
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Britain will launch air strikes against Isis extremists in Syria within hours after MPs endorsed by a majority of 174 David Cameron’s plan to bomb what he called “medieval murderers”.
After a day of high drama at Westminster, dozens of Labour MPs ignored their leader Jeremy Corbyn and backed military action; Britain will now join France in a US-led coalition committed to attacking Isis in its heartlands.
For Mr Cameron the 397 to 223 victory came as a huge relief, helping to erase the painful memory of his Commons defeat over Syria in 2013, when he lost a vote to start bombing Bashar al-Assad’s forces.
The result came at the end of a passionate and acrimonious debate lasting 10½ hours, in which Mr Corbyn claimed that extending RAF action from Iraq to Syria would increase the risk of Isis attacks in the UK.
Such was the Labour split that shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn closed the debate by defying his leader, pleading with MPs to do their “moral duty” by standing up to “fascists” and backing RAF attacks in Syria.
Mr Corbyn sat grimly through Mr Benn’s powerful oration which was greeted with rapturous applause, normally banned in the chamber. Philip Hammond, foreign secretary, hailed it as “outstanding — one of the great speeches”.
Mr Benn was joined by other Labour heavyweights including Alan Johnson, Margaret Beckett and Yvette Cooper in supporting military action.
Tory sources said that Harriet Harman, former Labour deputy leader, and Rosie Winterton, the party’s chief whip, were among those backing the government. A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said a majority of Labour MPs had backed the leader’s position and he had “increased his authority” in the party.
Many MPs from all parties expressed scepticism about the value of Britain joining the coalition and about Mr Cameron’s claim that the western forces could co-ordinate bombing of Isis with 70,000 “moderate” Syrian forces.
Julian Lewis, Tory chairman of the Commons defence committee, said they were “bogus battalions”, drawing parallels with Tony Blair’s “dodgy dossier” that made the case for war in Iraq in 2003.
But Mr Cameron’s victory marks the culmination of attempts in recent weeks to reassert Britain on the world stage and clears the way for air strikes by British jets within days or even hours.
- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 330
architecture export styria.mp4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 89
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of acti...
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of activity.
Our services are easy to use and fast in results. We dispatch architecture-projects not only to one, but literally hundrets of plattforms, blogs and sites.
This video shows a series of projects of Architects from the Austrian State of Styria.
http://architecture-export.com
wn.com/Architecture Export Styria.Mp4
architecture-export provides allround public relations and marketing services for architects, publishing their projects to gain new customers and fields of activity.
Our services are easy to use and fast in results. We dispatch architecture-projects not only to one, but literally hundrets of plattforms, blogs and sites.
This video shows a series of projects of Architects from the Austrian State of Styria.
http://architecture-export.com
- published: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 89
The Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, Austria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:59
- Updated: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 1616
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now w...
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now with English subtitles.
wn.com/The Green Gold P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil Of Styria, Austria
Fantastic documentary all about the best tasting and healthiest oil - "The Green Gold" - Styrian Gold Pumpkin seed oil from Styria (Steiermark), Austria - now with English subtitles.
- published: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 1616
Steiermark von Oben / Styria from above
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 3853
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ...
Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of...
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ...
Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of Austria) shown from above ...
Gezeigte Orte / Shown Places:
Dachstein
Zwieflerseen
Leopoldsteinersee
Riegersburg
Schlossberg (Graz)
Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Graz)
Enns
Gesäuse
Raab
Wasserschloss Hainfeld
Stift Admond
Gedreht mit / Filmed with:
Gopro Hero3 Black Edition
Fatshark Video Transmition
DJI-Phantom
DJI Zenmuse H2 3D
Soundtrack:
Thomas Bergensen - Promise
wn.com/Steiermark Von Oben Styria From Above
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspektive ...
Some of the most beautiful landmarks of Styria (South-East of Austria) shown from above ...
Gezeigte Orte / Shown Places:
Dachstein
Zwieflerseen
Leopoldsteinersee
Riegersburg
Schlossberg (Graz)
Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Graz)
Enns
Gesäuse
Raab
Wasserschloss Hainfeld
Stift Admond
Gedreht mit / Filmed with:
Gopro Hero3 Black Edition
Fatshark Video Transmition
DJI-Phantom
DJI Zenmuse H2 3D
Soundtrack:
Thomas Bergensen - Promise
- published: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 3853
Anthem of Styria (Austria)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 05 Jun 2011
- views: 29777
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE.
Text:
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbrau...
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE.
Text:
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
wn.com/Anthem Of Styria (Austria)
STEIRISCHE LANDESHYMNE.
Text:
1. Hoch vom Dachstein an, wo der Aar noch haust,
bis zum Wendenland am Bett der Sav'
und vom Alptal an, das die Mürz durchbraust,
bis ins Rebenland im Tal der Drav'
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland,
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land,
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
2. Wo die Gemse keck von der Felswand springt
und der Jäger kühn sein Leben wagt;
wo die Sennerin frohe Jodler singt
am Gebirg, das hoch in Wolken ragt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
3. Wo die Kohlenglut und des Hammers Kraft,
starker Hände Fleiß das Eisen zeugt
wo noch Eichen stehn, voll und grün von Saft
die kein Sturmwind je noch hat gebeugt
Dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes teures Heimatland
dieses schöne Land ist der Steirer Land
ist mein liebes, teures Heimatland!
- published: 05 Jun 2011
- views: 29777
Styria Cup 2016 - Round 1 - IPSC Level I
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 320
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Gun: Tanfoglio Stock II
Calibre: 9x19
Cam: GoPro Hero4 Silver
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Steiermark
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:06
- Updated: 10 Aug 2010
- views: 12797
Im Süden findet man das Mekka der Frische!
Im Süden findet man das Mekka der Frische!
wn.com/Steiermark
Steiermark here we come (storyclip)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 22 Dec 2014
- views: 19061
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com
Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard Worl...
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com
Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championship in Styria.
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Vasco
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Incan Abraham
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Brian Miller
wn.com/Steiermark Here We Come (Storyclip)
For more news and updates visit: http://blog.steiermark.com
Catch a glimpse how the athletes are getting ready for the upcoming Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championship in Styria.
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Vasco
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Incan Abraham
Red Bull Content Pool Audio Library/Brian Miller
- published: 22 Dec 2014
- views: 19061
"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 04 Nov 2010
- views: 56323
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
2:25-Minuten Version des neuen Steiermark-Films
Der...
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
2:25-Minuten Version des neuen Steiermark-Films
Der Video-Trailer soll Lust auf Urlaub in der Steiermark machen
© Art Media 2009
Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus
Regie: Andreas Meschuh
Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh
http://www.steiermark.com
wn.com/Jo, Jo Der Steiermark Film 2 25 Min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010 )
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
2:25-Minuten Version des neuen Steiermark-Films
Der Video-Trailer soll Lust auf Urlaub in der Steiermark machen
© Art Media 2009
Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus
Regie: Andreas Meschuh
Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh
http://www.steiermark.com
- published: 04 Nov 2010
- views: 56323
STYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATION
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 25 Jul 2011
- views: 113
16,401 km2 of Neuland
N 47,16319 E 14,73828 -- this is the heart of Styria in the digital age, in the heart of Europe. Over more than 16,000 km2, the state is ...
16,401 km2 of Neuland
N 47,16319 E 14,73828 -- this is the heart of Styria in the digital age, in the heart of Europe. Over more than 16,000 km2, the state is diverse like few others: from the Alpine mountains in the north to the gentle hills of the south Styrian wine-growing country. In the east, a Thermenland of hot springs; in the west, densely wooded valleys. Economically, Styria is a land of innovation in
the middle of the up-and-coming region of Europe, the Alpe-Adria region, whose dynamic economic growth only a few EU regions can keep up with.
wn.com/Styria Territory For Innovation
16,401 km2 of Neuland
N 47,16319 E 14,73828 -- this is the heart of Styria in the digital age, in the heart of Europe. Over more than 16,000 km2, the state is diverse like few others: from the Alpine mountains in the north to the gentle hills of the south Styrian wine-growing country. In the east, a Thermenland of hot springs; in the west, densely wooded valleys. Economically, Styria is a land of innovation in
the middle of the up-and-coming region of Europe, the Alpe-Adria region, whose dynamic economic growth only a few EU regions can keep up with.
- published: 25 Jul 2011
- views: 113
Nychos - giant Catfish seen in Styria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 14 Jun 2013
- views: 10526
Nychos painted a giant Catfish on the banks of the river Raab in Feldbach (Styria,Austria) .Lucy (Rabbiteye Movement) helped to get the texture done...
film by...
Nychos painted a giant Catfish on the banks of the river Raab in Feldbach (Styria,Austria) .Lucy (Rabbiteye Movement) helped to get the texture done...
film by Fischer Christian
https://vimeo.com/lowinio
http://www.youtube.com/user/christian1fischer
Music by Stoned Jesus - I´m The Mountain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wVy9XzXOak
wn.com/Nychos Giant Catfish Seen In Styria
Nychos painted a giant Catfish on the banks of the river Raab in Feldbach (Styria,Austria) .Lucy (Rabbiteye Movement) helped to get the texture done...
film by Fischer Christian
https://vimeo.com/lowinio
http://www.youtube.com/user/christian1fischer
Music by Stoned Jesus - I´m The Mountain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wVy9XzXOak
- published: 14 Jun 2013
- views: 10526
Austria-Styria-Graz
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- Updated: 19 Oct 2010
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About Austria, the Austrian province Styria and Styrian Capital Graz.
Over 10 minutes video showing the beautiful nature, architecture, castles, monasteries, c...
About Austria, the Austrian province Styria and Styrian Capital Graz.
Over 10 minutes video showing the beautiful nature, architecture, castles, monasteries, culture, food and drinks, fauna & flora, sport activities, industry etc. of Styria and Graz. with Austrian/Styrian music (typical Austrian instrument "Zither" - citara (theme from the Movie "The Third Man), part of Styrian Anthem and some Austrian/Styrian (folks)music.
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About Austria, the Austrian province Styria and Styrian Capital Graz.
Over 10 minutes video showing the beautiful nature, architecture, castles, monasteries, culture, food and drinks, fauna & flora, sport activities, industry etc. of Styria and Graz. with Austrian/Styrian music (typical Austrian instrument "Zither" - citara (theme from the Movie "The Third Man), part of Styrian Anthem and some Austrian/Styrian (folks)music.
- published: 19 Oct 2010
- views: 1574
Stadthotel Styria, Steyr, Austria
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 04 Feb 2016
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Stadthotel Styria occupies a historic building in the centre of the old town of Steyr, combining state-of-the-art comfort with the charm of 400 years of...
Stadthotel Styria occupies a historic building in the centre of the old town of Steyr, combining state-of-the-art comfort with the charm of 400 years of...
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Franz Greenhard presents Styria
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- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 24 Apr 2015
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Vom Schlossberg über die Weinstraße bis ins Vulkanland, führt uns Franz Greenhard durch das grüne Herz Österreichs. Ein junger Mann, charismatisch, traditionell...
Vom Schlossberg über die Weinstraße bis ins Vulkanland, führt uns Franz Greenhard durch das grüne Herz Österreichs. Ein junger Mann, charismatisch, traditionell und welterfahren.
Im Rahmen des Young Creatives Panther 2015. Eingereicht und hergestellt von Martin Reicht & Florian Grünberger.
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Vom Schlossberg über die Weinstraße bis ins Vulkanland, führt uns Franz Greenhard durch das grüne Herz Österreichs. Ein junger Mann, charismatisch, traditionell und welterfahren.
Im Rahmen des Young Creatives Panther 2015. Eingereicht und hergestellt von Martin Reicht & Florian Grünberger.
- published: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 2215
Graz Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:35
- Updated: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 1454
Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is the capital of Austria’s federal state of Styria and in 2003 was designated as Europe’s Capital City Of ...
Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is the capital of Austria’s federal state of Styria and in 2003 was designated as Europe’s Capital City Of Culture. Indeed, due to its geographical location, for many centuries Graz has been a melting pot of culture.The Schlossberg Mountain towers above the city and in 1894 a rack railway was introduced in order to overcome the severity of its 60 per cent gradient. The Romans and Celts once used the mountain as a place of ritual ceremony and today small pathways and pavilions make the mountain more accessible. In the 12th century a mediaeval castle was built on the plateau and in 1531 it was transformed into a mighty fortress that served as a defence against the Turks. With nearly 32,000 exhibits that date from the 15th to the 19th centuries the Zeughaus contains the largest collection of historic weaponry in the world. The often-extended Grazer Burg was once the residence of the Hapsburgs. One of its towers contains a unique double spiral Gothic staircase constructed of sandstone that shines out magnificently in a wonderful array of colour. The entire complex, along with each of its numerous building styles and adjoining park, is now the seat of Styria’s provincial government. Located on a hill to the north east there is another fine example of Baroque architecture, the Maria Trost Basilica. In the 17th century those who sought help and consolation climbed two hundred and fifteen steps to a Gothic Madonna who was thought to possess miraculous powers. Within the interior of the church and its colourful wall and ceiling mounted frescos, there are also various scenes of battle. Graz is a city in which the artistic and architectural styles of the German-speaking nations, the Balkans and the Mediterranean are united. It is a remarkable city of age old traditions, mediaeval flair and contemporary life.
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Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is the capital of Austria’s federal state of Styria and in 2003 was designated as Europe’s Capital City Of Culture. Indeed, due to its geographical location, for many centuries Graz has been a melting pot of culture.The Schlossberg Mountain towers above the city and in 1894 a rack railway was introduced in order to overcome the severity of its 60 per cent gradient. The Romans and Celts once used the mountain as a place of ritual ceremony and today small pathways and pavilions make the mountain more accessible. In the 12th century a mediaeval castle was built on the plateau and in 1531 it was transformed into a mighty fortress that served as a defence against the Turks. With nearly 32,000 exhibits that date from the 15th to the 19th centuries the Zeughaus contains the largest collection of historic weaponry in the world. The often-extended Grazer Burg was once the residence of the Hapsburgs. One of its towers contains a unique double spiral Gothic staircase constructed of sandstone that shines out magnificently in a wonderful array of colour. The entire complex, along with each of its numerous building styles and adjoining park, is now the seat of Styria’s provincial government. Located on a hill to the north east there is another fine example of Baroque architecture, the Maria Trost Basilica. In the 17th century those who sought help and consolation climbed two hundred and fifteen steps to a Gothic Madonna who was thought to possess miraculous powers. Within the interior of the church and its colourful wall and ceiling mounted frescos, there are also various scenes of battle. Graz is a city in which the artistic and architectural styles of the German-speaking nations, the Balkans and the Mediterranean are united. It is a remarkable city of age old traditions, mediaeval flair and contemporary life.
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 1454
Far-right 'gains' as Austria kicks off 'super election year'
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- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 01 Jun 2015
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Austria has seen a rise in support for the far right following local elections in the central state of Styria and Burgenland in the east.
Primary results sugge...
Austria has seen a rise in support for the far right following local elections in the central state of Styria and Burgenland in the east.
Primary results suggest the SPO-OVP (Social Democrat-Conservative) coalition took a serious hit in both regions, to the benefit of the right-wing FPO.
Campaigning with slogans such as "Foreign in your own country," the FPO's following has almost tripled in Styria. It rose from 10.6 percent to 27.1 percent, according to initial results.
Mario Kunasek ran for…
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Austria has seen a rise in support for the far right following local elections in the central state of Styria and Burgenland in the east.
Primary results suggest the SPO-OVP (Social Democrat-Conservative) coalition took a serious hit in both regions, to the benefit of the right-wing FPO.
Campaigning with slogans such as "Foreign in your own country," the FPO's following has almost tripled in Styria. It rose from 10.6 percent to 27.1 percent, according to initial results.
Mario Kunasek ran for…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2015/06/01/far-right-gains-as-austria-kicks-off-super-election-year
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- published: 01 Jun 2015
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Austrian Panorama Roads (6): The Loser Panorama Road
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 04 Jan 2016
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Alexis explores the Loser Panorama Road in the Austrian Federal state of Styria
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Alexis explores the Loser Panorama Road in the Austrian Federal state of Styria
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Alexis explores the Loser Panorama Road in the Austrian Federal state of Styria
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To find this road please download Garmin Basecamp: http://www.garmin.com/en-US/software
and follow this link to the GPS Data (starts from the summit):
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- published: 04 Jan 2016
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Christian Buchmann - Chair of ECON commission & Member of the Styria Regional Government
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- Updated: 08 Sep 2015
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Christian Buchmann, member of the European Committee of the Regions, chair of ECON commission and member of the Styria Regional Government presents the work pro...
Christian Buchmann, member of the European Committee of the Regions, chair of ECON commission and member of the Styria Regional Government presents the work programme of his commission.
“Focusing on growth, innovation and creating jobs is the key for a prosperous European economy. It is crucial to cut red tape and to reduce bureaucratic burdens, especially for small and medium sized enterprises in Europe.”
The remit of the ECON Commission covers: Industrial Policy, SME policy, Economic &
Monetary Policy, Economic Governance and European Semester, Internal market, International Trade and Tariffs and Competition and State aid policy. Within these, ECON will focus on issues of high relevance for, and direct impact on, local and regional authorities. ECON’s work will be structured along four axes, on the basis of the European Commission’s overarching priorities: a new boost for Jobs, Growth and Investment, a deeper and fairer Internal Market with a strengthened industrial base, the achievement of a deeper and fairer Economic and Monetary Union.
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Christian Buchmann, member of the European Committee of the Regions, chair of ECON commission and member of the Styria Regional Government presents the work programme of his commission.
“Focusing on growth, innovation and creating jobs is the key for a prosperous European economy. It is crucial to cut red tape and to reduce bureaucratic burdens, especially for small and medium sized enterprises in Europe.”
The remit of the ECON Commission covers: Industrial Policy, SME policy, Economic &
Monetary Policy, Economic Governance and European Semester, Internal market, International Trade and Tariffs and Competition and State aid policy. Within these, ECON will focus on issues of high relevance for, and direct impact on, local and regional authorities. ECON’s work will be structured along four axes, on the basis of the European Commission’s overarching priorities: a new boost for Jobs, Growth and Investment, a deeper and fairer Internal Market with a strengthened industrial base, the achievement of a deeper and fairer Economic and Monetary Union.
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- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 106
Der Steiermark-Film
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- Duration: 6:21
- Updated: 29 Sep 2009
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Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
Volle Version des n...
Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
Volle Version des neuen Steiermark-Films
© Art Media 2009
Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus
Regie: Andreas Meschuh
Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh
http://www.steiermark.com
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Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!
Die Steiermark, das Grüne Herz Österreichs
Steiermark, The Green Heart of Austria
http://www.steiermark.com
Volle Version des neuen Steiermark-Films
© Art Media 2009
Produziert im Auftrag von Steiermark Tourismus
Regie: Andreas Meschuh
Produktionsleitung: Renate Meschuh
http://www.steiermark.com
- published: 29 Sep 2009
- views: 54913
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Graz Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Graz in Austria. Graz is located in the centre of Styria and is the second largest city in Austria, a town that fascinates with its southern flair, magnificent historical buildings and beautiful panoramic views.The city's main landmark is its twenty-eight metre high clock tower that was built in 1561 and is one of the few remains of an old fortress. In order to facilitate a clearer view of the time from the historic part of the town below, the minute hand of the clock was exchanged with that of the hour hand.The first recorded history of Graz dates back to 1128 but earlier archaeological records indicate that it was originally a settlement in 2,000 B.C.But the main architectural focal point in Graz is the Landhaus. Domenico Ell'allio transformed the old meeti... -
AT004 HD 4K RED ONE - AUSTRIA TRAVEL GUIDE, Dachstein, Ramsau, Schladming
Stock footage courtesy by http://www.iris32.com. Elements of nature. Stock footage by IRIS32. Imagine Europe films are free for download and non commercial use. Please refer to the copyright notice at the end of each film. Impressions from around the Dachstein, Ramsau and Schladming. The force of the elements of nature with the dance baccanale. Each feature is shot on RED digital cinematography and mastered in 4K movie technology and delivers brilliant pictures directly to your Internet enabled HD TV. Imagine Europe by Frederick von Sulle and Helmut Strasser. All copyrights VOXLIBERTUM SA -
Steiermark Austria Travel Guide - Impressions
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GRAZ - Austria / Estiria (Steiermark / Österreich) - City tour, turismo, tourism, tourismus, guía
http://tusdestinos.net Graz, capital de Estiria, es la segunda ciudad de Austria en habitantes. Es una urbe vanguardista en la que tienen lugar un festival llamado La Strada ... Con el soporte audiovisual: http://www.tomcomvideo.com http://tusdestinos.net/?p=23484 -
Graz, Steiermark - Austria HD Travel Channel
Graz, Steiermark, Austria http://www.myvideomedia.com English see below [dt.] Auf dem Hauptplatz von Graz, der Landeshauptstadt der Steiermark in Österreich, der vom Rathaus überragt wird, befindet sich das Denkmal von Erzherzog Johann, der sich um die Steiermark verdient gemacht hat. Er förderte den Fortschritt in Technik und Landwirtschaft, aber auch in Kunst, Kultur und auf sozialem Gebiet. Seine Volksverbundenheit machte ihn zur Identifikationsfigur der Steirer. Wegen seiner Heirat mit der bürgerlichen Anna Plochl musste er auf die Thronfolge verzichten. Seiner Frau und seinem Sohn wurden erst 15 Jahre später der vererbbare Titel Gräfin bzw. Graf von Meran zugestanden. Die Gründung des Universalmuseums Joanneum ist ihm zu danken. In der Herrengasse kann man das Haus sehen, in dem Napo... -
Understanding the Refugee Crisis in Europe, Syria, and around the World
In which John Green discusses the Syrian refugee crisis and the growing number of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, and Eritrea crossing the sea with the help of smugglers to seek refuge in European Union nations. Also discussed: The difference between migrants and refugees, the rights of refugees as established by international law, the globalization of all regional crises, and how the death of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi galvanized the world. PLACES TO GIVE: The UNHCR: http://donate.unhcr.org/international/general/#_ga=1.29610806.829388110.1441552177 Save the Children fundraiser created by author Patrick Ness: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=PatrickNess SOURCES: Most of the stats and graphs in this video came from the U... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003. I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) whic... -
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Austria Travel: A peaceful country drive through rural Styria
If you want to read more about my trip to Austria please go to: http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/austria-2007/ This video clip was taken on July 31, 2007 during my trip to Austria, my home country. First I did some discoveries in my home town of Weiz: I explored the famous pilgrimage church called Weizbergkirche which was built in late baroque style and consecrated in 1776. What astounded me was the size and beauty of this church, considering that it serves a city of barely more than 9000 people. Then I moved on to another architectural gem in the Weiz area: Schloss Thannhausen or Thannhausen Castle was built in the 1500s and features a gorgeous Renaissance courtyard with three levels of arcades and is still often used for concerts and special events. After an interes... -
AT007 ULTRA HD 4K - UHD AUSTRIA TRAVEL GUIDE GRAZ
The EGGENBERG CASTLE near Graz in 4K Shot by Helmut Strasser, Olivier Boucard and Frederick von Sulle - the film is produced by VOXLIBERTUM and http://www.iris32.com - Unfortunately the footage is not available on IRIS32 (still old world attitude :) but the location is amazing for film productions, and the staff and management from the castle are very friendly and supportative. This 4K video is posted in original QUAD HD resolution. It has been produced with 4K RED 16x9 with a 4096 x 2304 pixel resolution. The color grading was done with REDCINE PRO X. It was mastered in FCP 7 with 4444 PRORES and than downscaled to 3840 x 2160 (QUAD HD) in PRORES 422 (PROXY) to reduce the file size to 6 GB. I hope you enjoy this little piece of pure "decadence". Shot in the Schloss Eggenberg, Styria, Graz... -
Austria Travel: Treasures of Eastern Styria - the Riegersburg
This video clip was taken on August 5, 2007 during a country excursion from my Austrian home town of Weiz . My brother and sister-in-law took me to one of the major sights in the area: the Riegersburg, a medieval fortress built originally in the 11th century on the basaltic rock of a former volcano. 11 bastions, 6 gates and 2 moats protect this fortress which was built in the border area of the Austrian empire to protect against invaders from the east which included Magyars and Turks. During the 17th century the castle' history was enriched by two legendary female protagonists: the artistocratic Freifrau Katharina Elisabeth von Galler who expanded the castle, and her servant, the "flower witch" (Blumenhexe) Katharina Paldauf who was accused of being a witch for her ability to grow ros... -
Travel Austria: The High Alps of Upper Styria & Lake Altaussee
On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria. The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria. After hiki... -
Travel Austria: The High Alps of Upper Styria & Lake Altaussee
On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria. The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria. After hiki... -
Stift Admont, Steiermark - Austria HD Travel Channel
Stift Admont, Austria http://www.myvideomedia.de English see below [dt.] Das Benediktiner Stift Admont wurde gegründet 1074 und ist das älteste Kloster der Steiermark, Österreich. Die Stiftskirche ist dem Regensburger Dom nachempfunden. Heute ist im Stift ein Gymnasium untergebracht Die Stiftsbibliothek ist die größte und vermutlich auch die schönste der Welt. Sie beherbergt eine äußerst wertvolle Sammlung von Quellmaterial mit 1.400 Handschriften, 530 Inkunabeln, sowie die 200.000 Bücher. Der spätbarocke Bibliothekssaal wurde oft als „Achtes Weltwunder" bezeichnet und ist sicherlich eines der bedeutendsten Kulturdenkmäler Österreichs. Ebenso beeindruckend sind die „Vier letzten Dinge", die Skulpturen mit Darstellung von Tod, Jüngstem Gericht, Himmel und Hölle von Josef Stammel. ***** [... -
Travel Austria: Hiking in Eastern Styria
So far I had really been lucky with the weather in Austria. After weeks of rain my first few days here had been perfect, and June 6, 2010 greeted me as another sunny and warm day. We started the morning with a nice walk in the village of Oberdorf, a small hamlet in Eastern Styria. Next to the Raab River we walked past strawberry fields and vegetable fields to the village of Mitterdorf where we crossed the river and started our walk back. Back in Oberdorf we sent my brother's dog chasing sticks in the river, which made him very happy. If a dog could smile, he would definitely have been grinning from ear to ear. Lunch was served, and my brother, a consummate professional chef, served up another Austrian delicacy: crispy Austrian fried chicken, locally referred to as "Backhendl". At noon tim... -
Travel Austria: The Mountain Peaks of Eastern Styria
After my early morning arrival in my home town of Weiz in eastern Austria and a few hours of sleep, my brother, sister-in-law and I took our first stroll through town on June 4, 2010. We sat down on one of the squares that is framed by a number of outdoor terraces where the locals congregate after shopping. Following a hearty lunch prepared by my brother, a consummate chef, he suggested that we drive up to the Sommeralm, a high-altitude mountain pasture region that is part of the biggest Alpine meadow system in Europe. The area is used as grazing lands for cows and steers which produce the region's popular Almenland beef. In addition, it is a popular hiking, skiing and recreational destination for visitors from near and far. Once we had reached the high-altitude plateau we hiked up furt... -
Austria (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
✱ 12412 Hotels in Austria - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/XOWfMl Travel video about destination Austria. Austria has much to offer: high mountains and alpine pastures in the west, Mediterranean lakes in the south and scenic plains in the east. A land of majestic buildings and of the rural culture and history of past centuries.For more than three hundred years Vienna was the residence of the emperor and the nobility had their fine palaces built in this city that was dominated by Baroque architecture. The Hofburg was the residence of the royal family and the legislative centre of the city, with eighteen wings, nineteen courtyards and more than two and a half thousand rooms. The mighty central cupola of the National Library spans thirty metres high above the most beautiful reading h...
Graz Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Updated: 16 Jan 2015
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Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is located in the centre of Styria and is the second largest city in Austria, a town that fascinates with i...
Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is located in the centre of Styria and is the second largest city in Austria, a town that fascinates with its southern flair, magnificent historical buildings and beautiful panoramic views.The city's main landmark is its twenty-eight metre high clock tower that was built in 1561 and is one of the few remains of an old fortress. In order to facilitate a clearer view of the time from the historic part of the town below, the minute hand of the clock was exchanged with that of the hour hand.The first recorded history of Graz dates back to 1128 but earlier archaeological records indicate that it was originally a settlement in 2,000 B.C.But the main architectural focal point in Graz is the Landhaus. Domenico Ell'allio transformed the old meeting hall of Styria's country estates into a typical Renaissance building.Many cultural and historic works of art combine in perfect harmony and thus make Graz a particularly unique and attractive town.
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Travel video about destination Graz in Austria.
Graz is located in the centre of Styria and is the second largest city in Austria, a town that fascinates with its southern flair, magnificent historical buildings and beautiful panoramic views.The city's main landmark is its twenty-eight metre high clock tower that was built in 1561 and is one of the few remains of an old fortress. In order to facilitate a clearer view of the time from the historic part of the town below, the minute hand of the clock was exchanged with that of the hour hand.The first recorded history of Graz dates back to 1128 but earlier archaeological records indicate that it was originally a settlement in 2,000 B.C.But the main architectural focal point in Graz is the Landhaus. Domenico Ell'allio transformed the old meeting hall of Styria's country estates into a typical Renaissance building.Many cultural and historic works of art combine in perfect harmony and thus make Graz a particularly unique and attractive town.
- published: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 2324
AT004 HD 4K RED ONE - AUSTRIA TRAVEL GUIDE, Dachstein, Ramsau, Schladming
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- Duration: 8:47
- Updated: 28 Jun 2011
- views: 190648
Stock footage courtesy by http://www.iris32.com. Elements of nature. Stock footage by IRIS32. Imagine Europe films are free for download and non commercial use....
Stock footage courtesy by http://www.iris32.com. Elements of nature. Stock footage by IRIS32. Imagine Europe films are free for download and non commercial use. Please refer to the copyright notice at the end of each film. Impressions from around the Dachstein, Ramsau and Schladming. The force of the elements of nature with the dance baccanale. Each feature is shot on RED digital cinematography and mastered in 4K movie technology and delivers brilliant pictures directly to your Internet enabled HD TV. Imagine Europe by Frederick von Sulle and Helmut Strasser. All copyrights VOXLIBERTUM SA
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Stock footage courtesy by http://www.iris32.com. Elements of nature. Stock footage by IRIS32. Imagine Europe films are free for download and non commercial use. Please refer to the copyright notice at the end of each film. Impressions from around the Dachstein, Ramsau and Schladming. The force of the elements of nature with the dance baccanale. Each feature is shot on RED digital cinematography and mastered in 4K movie technology and delivers brilliant pictures directly to your Internet enabled HD TV. Imagine Europe by Frederick von Sulle and Helmut Strasser. All copyrights VOXLIBERTUM SA
- published: 28 Jun 2011
- views: 190648
Steiermark Austria Travel Guide - Impressions
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- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 27 Jul 2013
- views: 60
Part 33 - Travel Impressions by MrTravelImpressions
Tour with www.rafting.at
Part 33 - Travel Impressions by MrTravelImpressions
Tour with www.rafting.at
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Part 33 - Travel Impressions by MrTravelImpressions
Tour with www.rafting.at
- published: 27 Jul 2013
- views: 60
GRAZ - Austria / Estiria (Steiermark / Österreich) - City tour, turismo, tourism, tourismus, guía
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 43460
http://tusdestinos.net
Graz, capital de Estiria, es la segunda ciudad de Austria en habitantes. Es una urbe vanguardista en la que tienen lugar un festival lla...
http://tusdestinos.net
Graz, capital de Estiria, es la segunda ciudad de Austria en habitantes. Es una urbe vanguardista en la que tienen lugar un festival llamado La Strada ...
Con el soporte audiovisual:
http://www.tomcomvideo.com
http://tusdestinos.net/?p=23484
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http://tusdestinos.net
Graz, capital de Estiria, es la segunda ciudad de Austria en habitantes. Es una urbe vanguardista en la que tienen lugar un festival llamado La Strada ...
Con el soporte audiovisual:
http://www.tomcomvideo.com
http://tusdestinos.net/?p=23484
- published: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 43460
Graz, Steiermark - Austria HD Travel Channel
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 42939
Graz, Steiermark, Austria
http://www.myvideomedia.com
English see below
[dt.] Auf dem Hauptplatz von Graz, der Landeshauptstadt der Steiermark in Österreich, d...
Graz, Steiermark, Austria
http://www.myvideomedia.com
English see below
[dt.] Auf dem Hauptplatz von Graz, der Landeshauptstadt der Steiermark in Österreich, der vom Rathaus überragt wird, befindet sich das Denkmal von Erzherzog Johann, der sich um die Steiermark verdient gemacht hat. Er förderte den Fortschritt in Technik und Landwirtschaft, aber auch in Kunst, Kultur und auf sozialem Gebiet. Seine Volksverbundenheit machte ihn zur Identifikationsfigur der Steirer. Wegen seiner Heirat mit der bürgerlichen Anna Plochl musste er auf die Thronfolge verzichten. Seiner Frau und seinem Sohn wurden erst 15 Jahre später der vererbbare Titel Gräfin bzw. Graf von Meran zugestanden. Die Gründung des Universalmuseums Joanneum ist ihm zu danken.
In der Herrengasse kann man das Haus sehen, in dem Napoleon einst sein Quartier aufgeschlagen hatte.
Einige Schritte weiter befindet sich das Landhaus, Sitz der steirischen Landesregierung. Es gilt als eines der bedeutendsten Renaissancegebäude Mitteleuropas. Besonders sehenswert ist der Arkadenhof im Inneren.
Vorbei an der Oper, die sich durchaus künstlerisch verpackt präsentiert, erreichen wir das alte Machtzentrum mit dem Schloss und dem Mausoleum des Kaisers Ferdinand II.
Der Kaiserhof hat die Architektur der umliegenden Geschäfte beeinflusst.
*****
[en.] On the main square of Graz, the provincial capital of Styria in Austria, dominated by the town hall, there is a monument of Archduke Johann, who rendered outstanding services to the Styria. He promoted the progress in technology and agriculture and also in art, culture and on a social field. His solidarity of the people made him a role model of the Styrian people. Due to his marriage to the civil Anna Plochl he had to give up the succession to the throne. His wife and son were granted 15 years later the hereditary title Countess and Count of Meran. It is to him that we owe the foundation of the Universal museum Joanneum.
In the Herrengasse -- a baroque boulevard in the center - you can see the house in which Napoleon had his accommodation.
A few steps away is the Landhaus, seat of the government of Styria. It is considered one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Central Europe. Of particular interest is the arcade court inside.
Past the opera that presents itself quite artistically packaged, we reach the old center of power with the castle and the mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II.
The imperial court has influenced the architecture of the surrounding shops.
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Graz, Steiermark, Austria
http://www.myvideomedia.com
English see below
[dt.] Auf dem Hauptplatz von Graz, der Landeshauptstadt der Steiermark in Österreich, der vom Rathaus überragt wird, befindet sich das Denkmal von Erzherzog Johann, der sich um die Steiermark verdient gemacht hat. Er förderte den Fortschritt in Technik und Landwirtschaft, aber auch in Kunst, Kultur und auf sozialem Gebiet. Seine Volksverbundenheit machte ihn zur Identifikationsfigur der Steirer. Wegen seiner Heirat mit der bürgerlichen Anna Plochl musste er auf die Thronfolge verzichten. Seiner Frau und seinem Sohn wurden erst 15 Jahre später der vererbbare Titel Gräfin bzw. Graf von Meran zugestanden. Die Gründung des Universalmuseums Joanneum ist ihm zu danken.
In der Herrengasse kann man das Haus sehen, in dem Napoleon einst sein Quartier aufgeschlagen hatte.
Einige Schritte weiter befindet sich das Landhaus, Sitz der steirischen Landesregierung. Es gilt als eines der bedeutendsten Renaissancegebäude Mitteleuropas. Besonders sehenswert ist der Arkadenhof im Inneren.
Vorbei an der Oper, die sich durchaus künstlerisch verpackt präsentiert, erreichen wir das alte Machtzentrum mit dem Schloss und dem Mausoleum des Kaisers Ferdinand II.
Der Kaiserhof hat die Architektur der umliegenden Geschäfte beeinflusst.
*****
[en.] On the main square of Graz, the provincial capital of Styria in Austria, dominated by the town hall, there is a monument of Archduke Johann, who rendered outstanding services to the Styria. He promoted the progress in technology and agriculture and also in art, culture and on a social field. His solidarity of the people made him a role model of the Styrian people. Due to his marriage to the civil Anna Plochl he had to give up the succession to the throne. His wife and son were granted 15 years later the hereditary title Countess and Count of Meran. It is to him that we owe the foundation of the Universal museum Joanneum.
In the Herrengasse -- a baroque boulevard in the center - you can see the house in which Napoleon had his accommodation.
A few steps away is the Landhaus, seat of the government of Styria. It is considered one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Central Europe. Of particular interest is the arcade court inside.
Past the opera that presents itself quite artistically packaged, we reach the old center of power with the castle and the mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II.
The imperial court has influenced the architecture of the surrounding shops.
- published: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 42939
Understanding the Refugee Crisis in Europe, Syria, and around the World
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- Duration: 9:22
- Updated: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 941273
In which John Green discusses the Syrian refugee crisis and the growing number of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, and Eritrea crossing the sea with the help o...
In which John Green discusses the Syrian refugee crisis and the growing number of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, and Eritrea crossing the sea with the help of smugglers to seek refuge in European Union nations.
Also discussed: The difference between migrants and refugees, the rights of refugees as established by international law, the globalization of all regional crises, and how the death of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi galvanized the world.
PLACES TO GIVE:
The UNHCR: http://donate.unhcr.org/international/general/#_ga=1.29610806.829388110.1441552177
Save the Children fundraiser created by author Patrick Ness: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=PatrickNess
SOURCES:
Most of the stats and graphs in this video came from the United Nations' High Commission on Refugees: http://www.unhcr.org.uk/about-us/key-facts-and-figures.html
Overview of the EU's struggle with migrants and refugees from the BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24583286
Another overview from the Independent: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/refugee-crisis-six-charts-that-show-where-refugees-are-coming-from-where-they-are-going-and-how-they-are-getting-to-europe-10482415.html
An incredibly complicated guide to whose supporting whom in the Syrian Civil War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_armed_groups_in_the_Syrian_Civil_War
Immigrants to the U.S. are less likely to commit crimes than other Americans: http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-mythical-connection-between-immigrants-and-crime-1436916798
Understanding the difference between migrants and refugees, and the legal obligations we have to refugees: http://www.unhcr.org/55df0e556.html
The UNHCR maps a plan forward from Europe that I quote from extensively: http://www.unhcr.org/55e9459f6.html
The 1951 Refugee Convention that I mistakenly called a Commission in the video: http://www.unhcr.org/pages/49da0e466.html
Information about the horrifying human rights abuses by Eritrea's government: https://www.hrw.org/africa/eritrea and http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=16054&LangID;=E
Yes, Bashar al Assad's government in Syria has tortured children and used chemical weapons: http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2011/05/201153185927813389.html and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghouta_chemical_attack (Link contains explicit images of death)
Joseph Stalin probably never said that thing about one death being a tragedy and a thousand (or million) deaths being a statistic, but I quoted it the way a Soviet historian did: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Joseph_Stalin
Thanks as always to Rosianna Halse Rojas (http://www.youtube.com/rosianna), whose data-gathering and fact-checking made this video possible. If you read the entire dooblydoo, you get a gold star.
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wn.com/Understanding The Refugee Crisis In Europe, Syria, And Around The World
In which John Green discusses the Syrian refugee crisis and the growing number of refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, and Eritrea crossing the sea with the help of smugglers to seek refuge in European Union nations.
Also discussed: The difference between migrants and refugees, the rights of refugees as established by international law, the globalization of all regional crises, and how the death of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi galvanized the world.
PLACES TO GIVE:
The UNHCR: http://donate.unhcr.org/international/general/#_ga=1.29610806.829388110.1441552177
Save the Children fundraiser created by author Patrick Ness: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=PatrickNess
SOURCES:
Most of the stats and graphs in this video came from the United Nations' High Commission on Refugees: http://www.unhcr.org.uk/about-us/key-facts-and-figures.html
Overview of the EU's struggle with migrants and refugees from the BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24583286
Another overview from the Independent: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/refugee-crisis-six-charts-that-show-where-refugees-are-coming-from-where-they-are-going-and-how-they-are-getting-to-europe-10482415.html
An incredibly complicated guide to whose supporting whom in the Syrian Civil War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_armed_groups_in_the_Syrian_Civil_War
Immigrants to the U.S. are less likely to commit crimes than other Americans: http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-mythical-connection-between-immigrants-and-crime-1436916798
Understanding the difference between migrants and refugees, and the legal obligations we have to refugees: http://www.unhcr.org/55df0e556.html
The UNHCR maps a plan forward from Europe that I quote from extensively: http://www.unhcr.org/55e9459f6.html
The 1951 Refugee Convention that I mistakenly called a Commission in the video: http://www.unhcr.org/pages/49da0e466.html
Information about the horrifying human rights abuses by Eritrea's government: https://www.hrw.org/africa/eritrea and http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=16054&LangID;=E
Yes, Bashar al Assad's government in Syria has tortured children and used chemical weapons: http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2011/05/201153185927813389.html and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghouta_chemical_attack (Link contains explicit images of death)
Joseph Stalin probably never said that thing about one death being a tragedy and a thousand (or million) deaths being a statistic, but I quoted it the way a Soviet historian did: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Joseph_Stalin
Thanks as always to Rosianna Halse Rojas (http://www.youtube.com/rosianna), whose data-gathering and fact-checking made this video possible. If you read the entire dooblydoo, you get a gold star.
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John's tumblr - http://fishingboatproceeds.tumblr.com
Hank's twitter - http://twitter.com/hankgreen
Hank's tumblr - http://edwardspoonhands.tumblr.com
- published: 08 Sep 2015
- views: 941273
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:11
- Updated: 10 Sep 2010
- views: 18269
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
- published: 10 Sep 2010
- views: 18269
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 10 Sep 2010
- views: 991
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
- published: 10 Sep 2010
- views: 991
Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 10 Sep 2010
- views: 330
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
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Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
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After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
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Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
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After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
- published: 10 Sep 2010
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Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
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After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about...
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
wn.com/Travel Austria Graz The Capital Of Styria
After a nice Austrian meal on the sunny morning of June 7, 2010 I caught a ride with my sister-in-law to Graz, the capital of the province of Styria. With about 290,000 residents (including about 30,000 university students), Graz is the second largest city in Austria. Due to its well preserved historic city core it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and was also chosen the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2003.
I caught the streetcar and travelled through the leafy suburbs to get off on the busy Jakominiplatz (Jakomini Square) where I walked up Graz' main pedestrian shopping boulevard -- the upscale Herrengasse. Then I reached the heart of Graz: the Hauptplatz (main square) with its historic fountain, the Erzherzog-Johann-Brunnen, and the stunning Rathaus (or City Hall) which was completed in the late 19th century.
My stroll continued through the narrow, cobble-stoned alleyways of the city, past boutiques, specialty shops, outdoor cafes and restaurants. Walking past the Opera House, Austria's second largest opera building, I reached the Stadtpark, Graz' scenic green oasis in the middle of the city.
From here I made the climb up the Schlossberg (Castle Hill), which used to feature a medieval castle that was destroyed after 1809 following an occupation by Napoleon's army. But the local population managed to save the two most popular edifices city on the Schlossberg: the Glockenturm (bell tower) and the iconic Uhrturm (clock tower) which has been the city's symbol for a long time. The view of the city from the rose garden below the clock tower is simply precious.
In the mid-afternoon I connected with my friend Linda and we started another round of sightseeing through the old part of Graz. Linda took me to the rooftop patio of a popular café in the so-called Bermuda Triangle of Graz, a popular entertainment district, from where we had a phenomenal view over the rooftops of the old city.
We also walked past the Schauspielhaus (the main theatre) to the Grazer Burg (Graz Castle) where Linda showed me the famous double-winding staircase which dates back to the 1500s. After visiting the 15th century cathedral and the Mausoleum, final resting place of Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand II, we settled in for dinner at the famous Gamlitzer Weinstube restaurant to enjoy some famous Austrian delicacies.
- published: 10 Sep 2010
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Untertalbach Riverguide World Kayak River Guide - Untertalbach (Styria- Austria)
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World Kayak is putting together a video guide of rivers all over the world. This is a run in -Styria- Austria
World Kayak is putting together a video guide of rivers all over the world. This is a run in -Styria- Austria
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Austria Travel: A peaceful country drive through rural Styria
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If you want to read more about my trip to Austria please go to:
http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/austria-2007/
This video clip was taken on ...
If you want to read more about my trip to Austria please go to:
http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/austria-2007/
This video clip was taken on July 31, 2007 during my trip to Austria, my home country. First I did some discoveries in my home town of Weiz: I explored the famous pilgrimage church called Weizbergkirche which was built in late baroque style and consecrated in 1776. What astounded me was the size and beauty of this church, considering that it serves a city of barely more than 9000 people. Then I moved on to another architectural gem in the Weiz area: Schloss Thannhausen or Thannhausen Castle was built in the 1500s and features a gorgeous Renaissance courtyard with three levels of arcades and is still often used for concerts and special events.
After an interesting drive through the Weizklamm (Weiz Gorge) on a main road framed by vertical limestone cliffs that is so narrow that often it doesn't accommodate two cars side by side I arrived in the mountain village of St. Kathrein am Offenegg, a popular tourism destination with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. Then I explored another touristic highlight of the Weiz area: the "Katerloch", one of the largest limestone caves in Austria with a wide variety of dripstones, many of which are reminiscent of animals, human beings and other identifiable objects. The highlight of this cave is the so-called "Seenparadies", the "Lake Paradise", an underground lake located 135 metres below the cave entrance. I had a chance to interview the operator of the cave after visiting this underground wonderland and learning about the interesting history of this cave.
I am actually a travel writer who loves to explore international destinations as well as my chosen home town of Toronto. On Youtube you will find hundreds of video clips from a wide variety of destinations. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm and my Austrian travel articles will be published in the next few weeks.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are available right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html
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If you want to read more about my trip to Austria please go to:
http://www.travelandtransitions.com/our-travel-blog/austria-2007/
This video clip was taken on July 31, 2007 during my trip to Austria, my home country. First I did some discoveries in my home town of Weiz: I explored the famous pilgrimage church called Weizbergkirche which was built in late baroque style and consecrated in 1776. What astounded me was the size and beauty of this church, considering that it serves a city of barely more than 9000 people. Then I moved on to another architectural gem in the Weiz area: Schloss Thannhausen or Thannhausen Castle was built in the 1500s and features a gorgeous Renaissance courtyard with three levels of arcades and is still often used for concerts and special events.
After an interesting drive through the Weizklamm (Weiz Gorge) on a main road framed by vertical limestone cliffs that is so narrow that often it doesn't accommodate two cars side by side I arrived in the mountain village of St. Kathrein am Offenegg, a popular tourism destination with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. Then I explored another touristic highlight of the Weiz area: the "Katerloch", one of the largest limestone caves in Austria with a wide variety of dripstones, many of which are reminiscent of animals, human beings and other identifiable objects. The highlight of this cave is the so-called "Seenparadies", the "Lake Paradise", an underground lake located 135 metres below the cave entrance. I had a chance to interview the operator of the cave after visiting this underground wonderland and learning about the interesting history of this cave.
I am actually a travel writer who loves to explore international destinations as well as my chosen home town of Toronto. On Youtube you will find hundreds of video clips from a wide variety of destinations. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm and my Austrian travel articles will be published in the next few weeks.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are available right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html
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- published: 14 Sep 2007
- views: 11875
AT007 ULTRA HD 4K - UHD AUSTRIA TRAVEL GUIDE GRAZ
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The EGGENBERG CASTLE near Graz in 4K Shot by Helmut Strasser, Olivier Boucard and Frederick von Sulle - the film is produced by VOXLIBERTUM and http://www.iris3...
The EGGENBERG CASTLE near Graz in 4K Shot by Helmut Strasser, Olivier Boucard and Frederick von Sulle - the film is produced by VOXLIBERTUM and http://www.iris32.com - Unfortunately the footage is not available on IRIS32 (still old world attitude :) but the location is amazing for film productions, and the staff and management from the castle are very friendly and supportative. This 4K video is posted in original QUAD HD resolution. It has been produced with 4K RED 16x9 with a 4096 x 2304 pixel resolution. The color grading was done with REDCINE PRO X. It was mastered in FCP 7 with 4444 PRORES and than downscaled to 3840 x 2160 (QUAD HD) in PRORES 422 (PROXY) to reduce the file size to 6 GB. I hope you enjoy this little piece of pure "decadence". Shot in the Schloss Eggenberg, Styria, Graz.
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The EGGENBERG CASTLE near Graz in 4K Shot by Helmut Strasser, Olivier Boucard and Frederick von Sulle - the film is produced by VOXLIBERTUM and http://www.iris32.com - Unfortunately the footage is not available on IRIS32 (still old world attitude :) but the location is amazing for film productions, and the staff and management from the castle are very friendly and supportative. This 4K video is posted in original QUAD HD resolution. It has been produced with 4K RED 16x9 with a 4096 x 2304 pixel resolution. The color grading was done with REDCINE PRO X. It was mastered in FCP 7 with 4444 PRORES and than downscaled to 3840 x 2160 (QUAD HD) in PRORES 422 (PROXY) to reduce the file size to 6 GB. I hope you enjoy this little piece of pure "decadence". Shot in the Schloss Eggenberg, Styria, Graz.
- published: 05 Jul 2012
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Austria Travel: Treasures of Eastern Styria - the Riegersburg
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This video clip was taken on August 5, 2007 during a country excursion from my Austrian home town of Weiz . My brother and sister-in-law took me to one of the m...
This video clip was taken on August 5, 2007 during a country excursion from my Austrian home town of Weiz . My brother and sister-in-law took me to one of the major sights in the area: the Riegersburg, a medieval fortress built originally in the 11th century on the basaltic rock of a former volcano. 11 bastions, 6 gates and 2 moats protect this fortress which was built in the border area of the Austrian empire to protect against invaders from the east which included Magyars and Turks.
During the 17th century the castle' history was enriched by two legendary female protagonists: the artistocratic Freifrau Katharina Elisabeth von Galler who expanded the castle, and her servant, the "flower witch" (Blumenhexe) Katharina Paldauf who was accused of being a witch for her ability to grow roses in winter and burned on the stake. After a brief stroll through the town of Riegersburg we drove the Castle of Kapfenstein , also located on a former volcano, where we had a delicious lunch in the castle outdoor patio which provided a magnificent view of the surround Styrian and Slovenian mountains and hills. Then I had a brief adventure on a motor scooter and got ready for my last evening in Austria , ready to say goodbye to my home town and the province of Styria -- the Green Heart of Austria.
I am actually a travel writer who loves to explore international destinations as well as my chosen home town of Toronto . On Youtube you will find hundreds of video clips from a wide variety of destinations. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm and my Austrian travel articles will be published in the next few weeks.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are available right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html .
wn.com/Austria Travel Treasures Of Eastern Styria The Riegersburg
This video clip was taken on August 5, 2007 during a country excursion from my Austrian home town of Weiz . My brother and sister-in-law took me to one of the major sights in the area: the Riegersburg, a medieval fortress built originally in the 11th century on the basaltic rock of a former volcano. 11 bastions, 6 gates and 2 moats protect this fortress which was built in the border area of the Austrian empire to protect against invaders from the east which included Magyars and Turks.
During the 17th century the castle' history was enriched by two legendary female protagonists: the artistocratic Freifrau Katharina Elisabeth von Galler who expanded the castle, and her servant, the "flower witch" (Blumenhexe) Katharina Paldauf who was accused of being a witch for her ability to grow roses in winter and burned on the stake. After a brief stroll through the town of Riegersburg we drove the Castle of Kapfenstein , also located on a former volcano, where we had a delicious lunch in the castle outdoor patio which provided a magnificent view of the surround Styrian and Slovenian mountains and hills. Then I had a brief adventure on a motor scooter and got ready for my last evening in Austria , ready to say goodbye to my home town and the province of Styria -- the Green Heart of Austria.
I am actually a travel writer who loves to explore international destinations as well as my chosen home town of Toronto . On Youtube you will find hundreds of video clips from a wide variety of destinations. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm and my Austrian travel articles will be published in the next few weeks.
Also, my FREE travel ebooks containing stories from my trips to destinations such as Sicily, Havana, Mexico City, New York City, Chicago, Florida, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Halifax and many others are available right now at http://www.travelandtransitions.com/ebooks.html .
- published: 17 Aug 2007
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Travel Austria: The High Alps of Upper Styria & Lake Altaussee
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- Updated: 13 Sep 2010
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On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather -...
On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria.
The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria.
After hiking up further up the Loser Mountain past the remaining snow fields and enjoying the crisp high mountain air, we drove back into the valley into the town of Altaussee. This small settlement of less than 2000 people has long attracted writers, poets and artists due to its scenic and inspiring location.
We hiked around the entire Altausseer See (Lake Altaussee) and enjoyed the fabulous mountain panorama surrounding this blessed place. Along the way we ran into a class of high school kids that were on a hiking excursion. They were having just as much fun as we were.
In the late afternoon we drove back to my home town of Weiz, enjoyed a scrumptious dinner created by my brother, who is a gifted chef. In the evening we capped off our adventures with a nice ice cream in the picturesque village of St. Ruprecht.
wn.com/Travel Austria The High Alps Of Upper Styria Lake Altaussee
On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria.
The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria.
After hiking up further up the Loser Mountain past the remaining snow fields and enjoying the crisp high mountain air, we drove back into the valley into the town of Altaussee. This small settlement of less than 2000 people has long attracted writers, poets and artists due to its scenic and inspiring location.
We hiked around the entire Altausseer See (Lake Altaussee) and enjoyed the fabulous mountain panorama surrounding this blessed place. Along the way we ran into a class of high school kids that were on a hiking excursion. They were having just as much fun as we were.
In the late afternoon we drove back to my home town of Weiz, enjoyed a scrumptious dinner created by my brother, who is a gifted chef. In the evening we capped off our adventures with a nice ice cream in the picturesque village of St. Ruprecht.
- published: 13 Sep 2010
- views: 535
Travel Austria: The High Alps of Upper Styria & Lake Altaussee
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On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather -...
On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria.
The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria.
After hiking up further up the Loser Mountain past the remaining snow fields and enjoying the crisp high mountain air, we drove back into the valley into the town of Altaussee. This small settlement of less than 2000 people has long attracted writers, poets and artists due to its scenic and inspiring location.
We hiked around the entire Altausseer See (Lake Altaussee) and enjoyed the fabulous mountain panorama surrounding this blessed place. Along the way we ran into a class of high school kids that were on a hiking excursion. They were having just as much fun as we were.
In the late afternoon we drove back to my home town of Weiz, enjoyed a scrumptious dinner created by my brother, who is a gifted chef. In the evening we capped off our adventures with a nice ice cream in the picturesque village of St. Ruprecht.
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On the morning of June 8, 2010, we left early from Graz to drive into the northern regions of the province of Styria. We had again lucked out with the weather - apart from a few white cotton-wool clouds, the sky was blue as far as the eye could see. After stopping at a supermarket to equip ourselves for a mountain picnic, we drove up the Loser Mountain, a mountain with an altitude of 1,838 in the Ausseerland lake region in Austria.
The 9 km long toll road took us to a big parking spot in front of a restaurant where we plunked ourselves down for a fabulous picnic surrounded by a phenomenal mountain panorama. We had a perfect view of the Dachstein limestone mountain massif, at 2,995 metres one of the highest mountains of Austria, and the highest peak in the province of Styria.
After hiking up further up the Loser Mountain past the remaining snow fields and enjoying the crisp high mountain air, we drove back into the valley into the town of Altaussee. This small settlement of less than 2000 people has long attracted writers, poets and artists due to its scenic and inspiring location.
We hiked around the entire Altausseer See (Lake Altaussee) and enjoyed the fabulous mountain panorama surrounding this blessed place. Along the way we ran into a class of high school kids that were on a hiking excursion. They were having just as much fun as we were.
In the late afternoon we drove back to my home town of Weiz, enjoyed a scrumptious dinner created by my brother, who is a gifted chef. In the evening we capped off our adventures with a nice ice cream in the picturesque village of St. Ruprecht.
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Stift Admont, Steiermark - Austria HD Travel Channel
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Stift Admont, Austria
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[dt.] Das Benediktiner Stift Admont wurde gegründet 1074 und ist das älteste Kloster der Ste...
Stift Admont, Austria
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[dt.] Das Benediktiner Stift Admont wurde gegründet 1074 und ist das älteste Kloster der Steiermark, Österreich. Die Stiftskirche ist dem Regensburger Dom nachempfunden. Heute ist im Stift ein Gymnasium untergebracht
Die Stiftsbibliothek ist die größte und vermutlich auch die schönste der Welt. Sie beherbergt eine äußerst wertvolle Sammlung von Quellmaterial mit 1.400 Handschriften, 530 Inkunabeln, sowie die 200.000 Bücher.
Der spätbarocke Bibliothekssaal wurde oft als „Achtes Weltwunder" bezeichnet und ist sicherlich eines der bedeutendsten Kulturdenkmäler Österreichs.
Ebenso beeindruckend sind die „Vier letzten Dinge", die Skulpturen mit Darstellung von Tod, Jüngstem Gericht, Himmel und Hölle von Josef Stammel.
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[en.] Admont Abbey was founded 1074 and is the oldest monastery in Styria, Austria. The Abbey Church is inspired by the Regensburg Cathedral. Today you find also a secondary school in the abbey.
The Abbey Library is the largest and probably the most beautiful in the world. It houses an extremely valuable collection of source material with 1,400 manuscripts, 530 incunabula, as well as 200,000 books.
The late baroque library was often described as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" and is certainly one of the most important cultural monuments in Austria.
Just as impressive are "The Four Last Things"; the sculptures by Josef Stammel represent death, the Last Judgment, heaven and hell.
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[dt.] Das Benediktiner Stift Admont wurde gegründet 1074 und ist das älteste Kloster der Steiermark, Österreich. Die Stiftskirche ist dem Regensburger Dom nachempfunden. Heute ist im Stift ein Gymnasium untergebracht
Die Stiftsbibliothek ist die größte und vermutlich auch die schönste der Welt. Sie beherbergt eine äußerst wertvolle Sammlung von Quellmaterial mit 1.400 Handschriften, 530 Inkunabeln, sowie die 200.000 Bücher.
Der spätbarocke Bibliothekssaal wurde oft als „Achtes Weltwunder" bezeichnet und ist sicherlich eines der bedeutendsten Kulturdenkmäler Österreichs.
Ebenso beeindruckend sind die „Vier letzten Dinge", die Skulpturen mit Darstellung von Tod, Jüngstem Gericht, Himmel und Hölle von Josef Stammel.
*****
[en.] Admont Abbey was founded 1074 and is the oldest monastery in Styria, Austria. The Abbey Church is inspired by the Regensburg Cathedral. Today you find also a secondary school in the abbey.
The Abbey Library is the largest and probably the most beautiful in the world. It houses an extremely valuable collection of source material with 1,400 manuscripts, 530 incunabula, as well as 200,000 books.
The late baroque library was often described as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" and is certainly one of the most important cultural monuments in Austria.
Just as impressive are "The Four Last Things"; the sculptures by Josef Stammel represent death, the Last Judgment, heaven and hell.
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Travel Austria: Hiking in Eastern Styria
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So far I had really been lucky with the weather in Austria. After weeks of rain my first few days here had been perfect, and June 6, 2010 greeted me as another ...
So far I had really been lucky with the weather in Austria. After weeks of rain my first few days here had been perfect, and June 6, 2010 greeted me as another sunny and warm day. We started the morning with a nice walk in the village of Oberdorf, a small hamlet in Eastern Styria. Next to the Raab River we walked past strawberry fields and vegetable fields to the village of Mitterdorf where we crossed the river and started our walk back. Back in Oberdorf we sent my brother's dog chasing sticks in the river, which made him very happy. If a dog could smile, he would definitely have been grinning from ear to ear.
Lunch was served, and my brother, a consummate professional chef, served up another Austrian delicacy: crispy Austrian fried chicken, locally referred to as "Backhendl". At noon time we picked up my sister-in-law's sister and two pairs of siblings went for a hike in Eastern Styria. We parked the car in the village of St. Johann bei Herberstein and started walking up the scenic hills that are clad in vineyards and orchards.
We visited a location called the "Holy Sepulchre", two historic chapels from the 1700s that were built by a local aristocratic family. Past various farms we continued our hike to the "Geierwand" (the "vulture wall"), a mountain top with an almost vertical drop down to the River Feistritz. Lake Stubenberg, a man-made lake, surrounded by rolling hills, comes perfectly into view from this location.
After our arrival down from the mountain we walked around the lake and sat down in one of the beach cafes to enjoy some ice cream which strengthened us for the scenic uphill walk to the village of St. Johann which has a parish church that dates from the mid 17th century. A collection of Roman gravestones is built into the church's exterior wall.
After returning from our walk and resting a little we spent the evening celebrating with various friends and family.
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So far I had really been lucky with the weather in Austria. After weeks of rain my first few days here had been perfect, and June 6, 2010 greeted me as another sunny and warm day. We started the morning with a nice walk in the village of Oberdorf, a small hamlet in Eastern Styria. Next to the Raab River we walked past strawberry fields and vegetable fields to the village of Mitterdorf where we crossed the river and started our walk back. Back in Oberdorf we sent my brother's dog chasing sticks in the river, which made him very happy. If a dog could smile, he would definitely have been grinning from ear to ear.
Lunch was served, and my brother, a consummate professional chef, served up another Austrian delicacy: crispy Austrian fried chicken, locally referred to as "Backhendl". At noon time we picked up my sister-in-law's sister and two pairs of siblings went for a hike in Eastern Styria. We parked the car in the village of St. Johann bei Herberstein and started walking up the scenic hills that are clad in vineyards and orchards.
We visited a location called the "Holy Sepulchre", two historic chapels from the 1700s that were built by a local aristocratic family. Past various farms we continued our hike to the "Geierwand" (the "vulture wall"), a mountain top with an almost vertical drop down to the River Feistritz. Lake Stubenberg, a man-made lake, surrounded by rolling hills, comes perfectly into view from this location.
After our arrival down from the mountain we walked around the lake and sat down in one of the beach cafes to enjoy some ice cream which strengthened us for the scenic uphill walk to the village of St. Johann which has a parish church that dates from the mid 17th century. A collection of Roman gravestones is built into the church's exterior wall.
After returning from our walk and resting a little we spent the evening celebrating with various friends and family.
- published: 09 Sep 2010
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Travel Austria: The Mountain Peaks of Eastern Styria
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After my early morning arrival in my home town of Weiz in eastern Austria and a few hours of sleep, my brother, sister-in-law and I took our first stroll throug...
After my early morning arrival in my home town of Weiz in eastern Austria and a few hours of sleep, my brother, sister-in-law and I took our first stroll through town on June 4, 2010. We sat down on one of the squares that is framed by a number of outdoor terraces where the locals congregate after shopping.
Following a hearty lunch prepared by my brother, a consummate chef, he suggested that we drive up to the Sommeralm, a high-altitude mountain pasture region that is part of the biggest Alpine meadow system in Europe. The area is used as grazing lands for cows and steers which produce the region's popular Almenland beef. In addition, it is a popular hiking, skiing and recreational destination for visitors from near and far.
Once we had reached the high-altitude plateau we hiked up further on the Hochlantsch mountain, which, at an altitude of 1722 metres above sea level, offers a phenomenal view of the surrounding Alpine mountain chains in the northern part of Styria.
In the evening we went for an outing in the old part of Weiz where the city had organized an event called the "Altstadtrennen", a professional bicycle race through the old part of town. After 40 exciting laps through town the winner of the professional racers had been determined and an official trophy award celebrated the winners of the different events. The day was capped off with an outdoor festival and live music downtown.
wn.com/Travel Austria The Mountain Peaks Of Eastern Styria
After my early morning arrival in my home town of Weiz in eastern Austria and a few hours of sleep, my brother, sister-in-law and I took our first stroll through town on June 4, 2010. We sat down on one of the squares that is framed by a number of outdoor terraces where the locals congregate after shopping.
Following a hearty lunch prepared by my brother, a consummate chef, he suggested that we drive up to the Sommeralm, a high-altitude mountain pasture region that is part of the biggest Alpine meadow system in Europe. The area is used as grazing lands for cows and steers which produce the region's popular Almenland beef. In addition, it is a popular hiking, skiing and recreational destination for visitors from near and far.
Once we had reached the high-altitude plateau we hiked up further on the Hochlantsch mountain, which, at an altitude of 1722 metres above sea level, offers a phenomenal view of the surrounding Alpine mountain chains in the northern part of Styria.
In the evening we went for an outing in the old part of Weiz where the city had organized an event called the "Altstadtrennen", a professional bicycle race through the old part of town. After 40 exciting laps through town the winner of the professional racers had been determined and an official trophy award celebrated the winners of the different events. The day was capped off with an outdoor festival and live music downtown.
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Austria (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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✱ 12412 Hotels in Austria - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/XOWfMl
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Austria has much to offer: high mountains and...
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Austria has much to offer: high mountains and alpine pastures in the west, Mediterranean lakes in the south and scenic plains in the east. A land of majestic buildings and of the rural culture and history of past centuries.For more than three hundred years Vienna was the residence of the emperor and the nobility had their fine palaces built in this city that was dominated by Baroque architecture. The Hofburg was the residence of the royal family and the legislative centre of the city, with eighteen wings, nineteen courtyards and more than two and a half thousand rooms. The mighty central cupola of the National Library spans thirty metres high above the most beautiful reading hall in the world and each day white Lipizzaner stallions are trained in the Spanish Riding School. The Wachau covers thirty six kilometres of the Danube Delta with mediaeval old towns, castles and ruins, a Baroque monastery and an ancient vine growing culture. Linz is the capital of Upper Austria and is a dynamic industrial city with an old town that has a long history. It is the third largest city in Austria and is located on both banks of the Danube with several connecting bridges. Salzburg is a city of bishops and of music and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Austria as well as being the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Grossglockner High Alps Road travels through one of the greatest natural landscapes in the world, the Hohe Tauern National Park, a remarkable mountain world in which nature is at its most glorious. Although this former powerful realm of the Habsburger is now a relatively small country, its history, traditions and the diversity of its remarkable landscapes have retained their irresistible allure. Austria will always be the majestic land in the very heart of Europe!
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Travel video about destination Austria.
Austria has much to offer: high mountains and alpine pastures in the west, Mediterranean lakes in the south and scenic plains in the east. A land of majestic buildings and of the rural culture and history of past centuries.For more than three hundred years Vienna was the residence of the emperor and the nobility had their fine palaces built in this city that was dominated by Baroque architecture. The Hofburg was the residence of the royal family and the legislative centre of the city, with eighteen wings, nineteen courtyards and more than two and a half thousand rooms. The mighty central cupola of the National Library spans thirty metres high above the most beautiful reading hall in the world and each day white Lipizzaner stallions are trained in the Spanish Riding School. The Wachau covers thirty six kilometres of the Danube Delta with mediaeval old towns, castles and ruins, a Baroque monastery and an ancient vine growing culture. Linz is the capital of Upper Austria and is a dynamic industrial city with an old town that has a long history. It is the third largest city in Austria and is located on both banks of the Danube with several connecting bridges. Salzburg is a city of bishops and of music and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Austria as well as being the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Grossglockner High Alps Road travels through one of the greatest natural landscapes in the world, the Hohe Tauern National Park, a remarkable mountain world in which nature is at its most glorious. Although this former powerful realm of the Habsburger is now a relatively small country, its history, traditions and the diversity of its remarkable landscapes have retained their irresistible allure. Austria will always be the majestic land in the very heart of Europe!
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Landeshymne der Steiermark / State anthem of Styria
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A Taste of Styria
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UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
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UK to Bomb Styria | Airstrikes on ISIS / Daesh
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The Green Gold - P.G.I. Pumpkin Seed Oil of Styria, Austria
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Steiermark von Oben / Styria from above
Einige der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Steiermark (Österreich) aus der Volgelperspekt...
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Anthem of Styria (Austria)
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Styria Cup 2016 - Round 1 - IPSC Level I
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Steiermark here we come (storyclip)
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"Jo, jo" - Der Steiermark-Film - 2:25 min. Version (Weltbester Tourismusfilm 2010!)
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STYRIA - TERRITORY FOR INNOVATION
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Graz Vacation Travel Video Guide
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AT004 HD 4K RED ONE - AUSTRIA TRAVEL GUIDE, Dachstein, Ramsau, Schladming
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Steiermark Austria Travel Guide - Impressions
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GRAZ - Austria / Estiria (Steiermark / Österreich) - City tour, turismo, tourism, tourismus, guía
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Graz, Steiermark - Austria HD Travel Channel
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Understanding the Refugee Crisis in Europe, Syria, and around the World
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Travel Austria: Graz -- the Capital of Styria
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Austria Travel: A peaceful country drive through rural Styria
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WASHINGTON -- It's not often that people admit to an audience of millions that they intend to break the law, but Donald Trump insisted in Thursday night's Republican presidential debate that he would force American soldiers to commit war crimes ... and international law. His policies prompted nearly 100 Republican foreign policy experts to sign an open letter saying Tump's stance was inexcusable ... "They won't refuse ... Believe me," Trump said....
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has amped up his rhetoric and ordered his country to be ready to use its nuclear weapons any time as well as ordered the military to be in “pre-emptive attack” mode, state media reported Friday ... The North Korean leader sharply criticized South Korean President Park Geun-hye for working with U.S. military officials, the report says ... Responding to the report, U.S ... ....
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Report Claims Islamic State Making 'Millions' Looting Cash In White-Collar Crime
Edit WorldNews.com 04 Mar 2016
A British parliamentary foreign affairs subcommittee has uncovered evidence the Islamic State terror network is making millions of dollars on the international currency markets using cash looted from banks in the ISIS-controlled Iraqi city of Mosul, Breitbart reported ... As the money is not actually shifted between the brokers, they settle the debt incurred by the individuals’ withdrawal with one another at a later point.”....
photo: AP/Wilfredo Lee
Knife found on O.J. Simpson property being tested by LAPD
Edit The Los Angeles Times 04 Mar 2016
In another twist in the long-running O.J. Simpson saga, Los Angeles police are investigating and testing a knife that was recovered on property once owned by the former football star. . The elite Robbery Homicide Division is investigating a buck knife now in possession of the department ... Authorities searched for the murder weapon for months after the slayings, and there have been many leads that went cold....
photo: USMC / Sgt. James R. Richardson
Former US military adviser David Kilcullen says there would be no Isis without Iraq invasion
Edit The Independent 04 Mar 2016
“There would be no Isis if we had not invaded Iraq,” a former military advisor to the US has said while warning that al-Qaeda is also on the rise once more ... Now running his own consultancy, he has written a book, Blood Year, charting the rise of Isis and the “failures of the war on terrorism” ... Timeline. The emergence of Isis....
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Wine production 2015 amounted to 2.3 million hl (Statistik Austria)
Edit Public Technologies 03 Mar 2016
(Source. Statistik Austria). Press release. 11.227-038/16 ... The volume of 'Qualitätswein/Prädikatswein' decreased to 1.9 million hl (-10% to 2014) ... Most of the wine was stored in Lower Austria (1.5 million hl; -7% to 2014), followed by Burgenland with 602 300 hl (-14% to 2014) and Styria with 176 900 hl (-7% to 2014) ... Original Document ... (noodl. 32423395) ....
Thomas Obendrauf Starts Work as New CFO of Lenzing AG (Lenzing AG)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Mar 2016
(Source. Lenzing AG). Thomas Obendrauf Starts Work as New CFO of Lenzing AG. Tuesday, 01 March 2016. Thomas Obendrauf (CFO). Born in Styria, Austria, Thomas Obendrauf studied commercial science at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration and at Chicago University, where he acquired an MBA. He also qualified as a tax consultant in Austria and as a Certified Public Accountant in the U.S ... Photo Download. ... PIN. FCJ0H ... E-mail....
Digital Media Europe 2016: Digital revenue strategy takes centre stage in Vienna (WAN-IFRA - World ...
Edit Public Technologies 29 Feb 2016
(Source. WAN-IFRA - World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers). World-beaters stay on top through constant re-invention ... Daily keynotes ... Quartz was always a ground-breaker ... This year Digital Media Europe 2016 is supported by of our strategic partners the Austrian Association (VÖZ), the Austrian Press Agency (APA) and Styria Digital One (SDO), and our sponsors Chartbeat, Atex, Protectmedia, Crowdynews, and red.web ... About WAN-IFRA....
December 2015: number of pigs decreased slightly, rise in sheep and goats (Statistik Austria)
Edit Public Technologies 15 Feb 2016
(Source. Statistik Austria). Press release. 11.219-029/16. Vienna, 2016-02-15 - The total number of pigsfor the reference day 1 December 2015 amounted to about 2.85 million head, as reported by Statistics Austria ... At regional level, the proportion of the Federal Laender most relevant for pig production (Upper Austria, Styria and Lower Austria) slightly decreased to 92.9% of the total stock (2014. 93.3%) ... Franz NEUMANN, Tel ... Editorial office....
Stock of motor vehicles 2015: 1.2% increase to 6.55 million; passenger cars +1.1% to 4.75 ...
Edit Public Technologies 12 Feb 2016
(Source. Statistik Austria). Press release. 11.216-027/16 ... +1.3%) as reported by Statistics Austria. Passenger cars, the most important type of vehicle (share ... Lorries cat ... +20.9%; diesel/electric. +82.2%) ... With 641 passenger cars per 1 000 inhabitants, Burgenland faced the highest level of motorisation, followed by Lower Austria (628), Carinthia (616), Upper Austria (609), Styria (586), Salzburg (546), Vorarlberg (526) and Tyrol (521)....
2015: Number of cattle slaughterings increased by 3.7%, pig slaughterings nearly unchanged (Statistik Austria)
Edit Public Technologies 11 Feb 2016
(Source. Statistik Austria). Press release. 11.215-026/16. Vienna, 2016-02-11 - In 2015, the number of examined pigslaughterings amounted to 5.4 million head (+0.1%) and thus remained almost unchanged compared to the previous year ... The largest share of examined pig slaughterings (37.1%) was reported by Styria, whereas Lower Austria was leading in examined sheep slaughterings (44.5%) ... Examined slaughterings 2014 2015 Change in % ... (noodl....
Presentation of Values and Orientation Courses for Refugees in Styria (Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration ...
Edit Public Technologies 05 Feb 2016
The new values and orientation courses organised for refugees in Styria by the Austrian Integration Fund were presented on 30 January 2016 by Minister for Integration Sebastian Kurz, Provincial Governor Hermann Schützenhöfer, Provincial Councillor for Social Affairs Doris Kampus and City Councillor Kurt Hohensinner at the Media Centre Styria (Medienzentrum Steiermark) ... roll-out to the whole of Styria....
The Colors & Natural Beauty of Salzburgerland
Edit Huffington Post 01 Feb 2016
No, Salzburgerland is not a made-up name from some childhood fairy tale, but the region that includes the historical city of Salzburg Austria. From countryside drives where mist and cloud overtake you, particularly prevalent in the late fall and winter, to mountainous peaks, there's plenty to keep your schedule packed ... Hellein Salt Mine ... There are also salt mines in�Hallstatt�in�Upper Austria and in�Altaussee�in Ausseerland/Styria ... ....
Austrian army to tighten migrant border checks
Edit The Guardian 19 Jan 2016
Five hundred newly deployed troops will help police process as many as 6,000 migrants a day at Spielfeld crossing ... Approximately 500 newly deployed troops will help police to processing up to 6,000 migrants a day at the Spielfeld crossing in the southern state of Styria, a police spokesman said on Tuesday ... Related. Austria plans to close border as refugee crisis grows ... ....
Austrian ski jumper partially paralysed after crash
Edit The Local 15 Jan 2016
Austrian ski jumper Lukas Müller has been left partially paralysed after a violent crash during a test ski flying run on Wednesday on the Kulm hill in Styria ... ....
Erwin Wurm's best photograph: a museum director with pens up his nose
Edit The Guardian 14 Jan 2016
‘When you have a camera in your hand and call something art, people are prepared to do crazy and stupid things’. This is the director of the Künstlerhaus art gallery in Bremen. I helped him to put the pens in his nose and ears because he couldn’t see much after he had taken off his glasses and put film canisters in his eyes ... It can either make people laugh or cry ... In France, ... I’m really happy with that ... CV ... 1954 in Styria, Austria ... ....
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