Kranj, mesto na skali
- Kranj, mesto na skali
Režiser: Toni Cahunek
Produkcija: Mestna občina Kranj, Zavod za turizem in kulturo Kranj in Art center
(Toni Cahunek, Slovenija, 2017, 64')
Ptuj, the oldest town in Slovenia
Ptuj is the oldest town in Slovenia and its rich history classifies among the jewels of the old European cities, such as old towns like Ptuj there are not much of them in Europe. The town lies in the scenic landscape between Slovenske gorice and Haloze as well as the valley of the river Drava and the plains of Ptuj, where the Pannonian and the alpine world intersects.
My city from the AIR - Trzic, Slovenia
Snapshot of what it looks like my place from the air.
city: Trzic, Slovenia
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kranj evropsko
kranj evropsko prvenstvo v plezanju
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana Slovenia
Ljubljana - Motion, Pict.2011 - I feel SloveNIA
The city and the scenic road to Ljubljana. Boat cruises along the Ljubljanica. Ljubljana cycling tour. Ljubljana walking tour and tourist train ride.
Ljubljanica River,Ljubljana Castle, Ljubljana Dragon, Dragon Bridge, The Triple Bridge, Butchers' Bridge, Franciscan Church of the Annunciation, Old Square, New Square, Town Hall, Town Square, Robba fountain, Saint Nicholas' Cathedral, Central Market, Preseren Square, Urbanc House, Tivoli Park, Cop Street, Congress Square, World Trade Center Ljubljana...
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Jure Goručan plays piano in the streets of Kranj
Frederic Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 2 in B Flat Minor Op. 35 as performed by Jure Goručan in the streets of Kranj, Slovenia. The perfomance is a part of Concert for the town and piano, a 2-day musical street event announcing September's festival Pianopolis.
Pianopolis
Festival za mesto in klavir / Festival for the town and piano
21st - 23rd September
Layerjeva hiša, Kranj
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Organized by: Layerjeva hiša & Pianoroom
Supported by: Mestna občina Kranj
Camera: Andrej Somer, Martin Glažar
Edit: Andrej Somer
Sound: Andrej Somer
The Saddest Song My Homeland - Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra and Choirs
Rož and Podjuna and Zila are three Slovenian valleys in northern Carinthia (now part of Austria). They symbolize Slovenian national identity and pride of our fellow countrymen in Carinthia. It honors those who despite tremendous German pressures to assimilate managed to survive for more than one hundred years on land that Slovenia lost after World War One. The song reminds us that the land of Carinthia is ours, Slovenian. That our people, who endured all the great hardships of both world wars, are still a part of the Slovenian motherland, a part of our memory and a part of the proud melancholic Slovenian soul.
(Primož Zevnik, concert director)
The song of three valleys where Slovenian people live in Austrian Carinthia was written by priest Ph.D. Janko Mikula, together with farmer Janko Olip. The song was tuned by Pavle Kernjak.
This amazing symphonic musical arrangement was made by composer Marjan Peternel
Sopran: Ernestina Jošt
Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra
conductor: Maestro Nejc Bečan
Gimnazija Kranj United Choirs
chorus master: Erik Šmid
balance engineer: Aleks Pirkmajer
balance engineer assistant: Antonina Wyszyńska
mastering: Iztok Zupan
Janko Mikula was a prominent national and cultural worker in Carinthia in the 1930s and 1940s. After finishing humanistic high school in Klagenfurt, he studied scholastic philosophy at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and afterward theology in Klagenfurt. It is believed that he cooperated with Carinthian cultural organizations already as a student. After being ordinated a priest in 1932, he worked in several Carinthian towns. During the war, he helped expatriates and was put in jail for a few months by Germans due to collaboration with partisans. In 1952 he decided to move abroad; he learned English and moved to Australia. He had no contact with his homeland for about a decade, however, later on, he became a regular visitor.
The legacy of Janko Mikula has not been gathered and reviewed completely. It contains memorial and preaching notes, random thoughts and even an experimental dramatic text. However, he became a part of the Slovenian collective memory mainly as the author of the poem Rož, Podjuna, Zila, which is deemed a national poem for many people. The song for this poem was written by a Carinthian self-taught composer Pavle Kernjak. As a composer arising from the Carinthian folk tradition, he became the central figure in music among Carinthian Slovenians. After WW2 he became known also among Slovenians in other regions, particularly due to performances of the Slovenian octet.
The song Rož, Podjuna, Zila is dedicated to the priest Vinko Poljanec and was supposed to be written at the time of his death. Poljanec was a vivid promoter of national consciousness, who persistently continued his political and cultural work even after the Carinthian plebiscite failed. Consequently, despite striving for the coexistence of both nations, he became a target of German nationalists, particular following the annexation of Austria into Germany. In 1938 he was imprisoned and when released from prison, where mercury was allegedly added to his food, he was exhausted and died shortly after. Therefore, he is deemed as the first victim of Nazism among Carinthian Slovenian priests.
(text: Mihal Šorli)
English translation (lyrics): Tod Hoath
English translation (text): Biba Kodek and Vesna Zevnik
Gimnazija Kranj Great Christmas Concert 2018 - The Last Journey Home
vodji produkcije / production managers: Dan Ažman, Gal Nagode
asistent režiserja / assistant director: Juš Hrastnik
režiser / concert director: Primož Zevnik
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Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Idrija Slovenia - Full Mercury Mine Tour! Watch the entire Tour!
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Idrija Slovenia - Full Mercury Mine Tour! Watch the entire Tour!
From web site
Thanks to having the second largest mercury mine in the world the town of Idrija was for centuries considered to be the centre of scientific and technological progress in the region. The administration of the Idrija Mercury Mine was housed in the Gewerkenegg Castle (16th century) which dominates the town. Today it houses the Idrija Municipal Museum, which together with the Idrija Mine Museum takes care of the region's rich technical, geological, technological, ethnological, and cultural heritage. The Idrija Mine Museum is managed by THE Idrija Mercury Heritage Management Centre.
In 2012 the Heritage of Mercury. Almadén and Idrija project was submitted to UNESCO and both cities entered its World Heritage List.
Mercury mining in Idrija
The history of mining in Idrija dates back to 1490. Only the Almadén mercury mine in Spain was bigger and dates back to the Roman times. Both towns were so famous that their names were used in North America for the mining towns of New Idria and New Almadén. Until World War I the Idrija Mercury Mine was one of the best technically equipped mines in Europe. By burning cinnabar ore, the mercury miners of Idrija mined over 13 per cent of the world production of this ore. In 500 years Idrija exported 107,700 tons of this liquid metal.
In 1986 the decision was made to close the mine for commercial, geological, and ecological reasons. It finally closed in 1995 but some of its shafts and facilities have remained open for tourists. Today the company's main task is to close down the mine and to manage the consequences of 500 year mining, that is to secure the shafts and to monitor the pollution of the environment.
UNESCO World Heritage List
The mercury mining heritage in Idrija (together with the oldest theatre house in Slovenia, the warehouse, the city hall, the old town square, the science secondary school, the Gewerkenegg Castle, etc.) was successfully nominated to become a UNESCO world heritage protected site in 2012.
The first project for the candidature was prepared in 2007 under the title Idrija on the Mercury Route of the Intercontinental Camino Real together with Almadén (Spain) and San Luis Potosí (Mexico). The development of the Mercury Route as part of the Intercontinental Camino Real was greatly influenced by the 1554 discovery of amalgamation in America. The process used mercury in acquiring silver and gold from ore and sparked a major increase in the demand for mercury (Idrija, Almadén). The metal was foremost exported to Mexico where it was used in silver mines. This discovery influenced the global development of manufacture, technology, and trade in mercury as well as facilitated an intensive transfer of technological knowledge and changes in the global economy, social relations, science, and culture.
Museum sites
The Idrija mine ore deposit is unique on the world. Quoting a Soviet geologist Vladimir Ivanovich Smirnov (1910–1988): I have seen many ore deposits in different parts of the world and some of them quite complex. But I openly admit that such a complex geological structure as in Idrija, I haven't yet seen. Without any doubt this is structurally one of the most complex endogenous ore deposits in the world. The Mine Museum has a rich geological collection with more than 800 different samples of ore and mineral from Idrija mercury ore deposit on display at the Idrija Municipal Museum.
Anthony's Shaft is the oldest part of the mine, today also one of the oldest preserved mine entrances in Europe. Named after Anthony of Padua, a patron saint of miners and protector from mine accidents, the shaft was dug back in 1500, soon after mercury was first discovered. The museum tour is 1,300 metres long in an authentically preserved mine. It starts in the 18th-century Šelštev House where miners used to take the equipment early in the morning before entering the mine. Here visitors to the mine watch a multivision show in the former call-in room, than professional guides take them through shafts and illuminated galleries with life-size mannequins which illustrate the various mining jobs to the unique underground Chapel of the Holy Trinity, dating from the mid-18th century, the time of the greatest prosperity for the Idrija mine. The shaft was opened for the public in 1994. At the entrance, visitors are given raincoats to wear during the tour and are greeted with the typical miner's greeting srečno (good luck), which gets its true meaning when entering the shaft.
Francis's Shaft was sinked 1792 and is named after the Roman-German Emperor Franz Joseph the Second (1792–1806). It is a big transport shaft with the only preserved huge exporting machine Siemens-Stuckert, still in operating condition.
Pero Defformero - Kauboj iz Bosne live Kranj, Slovenia
Trainstation Squat, 12.07.2015
The Nest By Jherek Bischoff
The Nest composed by Jherek Bischoff and owned by Brassland (I think)
From Amanda Palmer and The Grand Theft Orchestra's show in Webster Hall on 9/11/12 to celebrate the release of their album Theater is Evil this is Jherek Bischoff performing with some of the thefted orchestra a song from his album Composed. The song is titled The Nest and on the album it says Jherek Bischoff feat. Mirah Zeitlyn & Paris Hurley but I'm pretty sure that's not the name of the singer here. I do not know who she is, but her voice is lovely.
Anyway, this was also Jherek's birthday, thus the little bit of Happy Birthday you hear amongst the intro. Enjoy the song!
TIDE - Riot Act [Teaser 2012] [HQ]
New single 'Riot Act', from new upcoming album 'No. 4', coming soon.
Free download from Thursday, 14th June 2012 on: mtv.si.
Tide would like to say: Big thanks to: Damjan Lebenicnik, Gregor Lebenicnik, Gregor Jakac, Jure Golobic, Jan Jenko, Goilo Clifford, ... Thanks for supporting us!
Director: Tide;
Edit: Tide;
Color grading: Tide, Jan Jenko;
Post-production: Jan Jenko;
3D: Jan Jenko;
Studio recording shots: Tide;
Tide's official website: tide-band.com
Slovenia, driving in snow on motorway, Dec. 9. 2017
The Vadnals - Tako vesel sem, da me ljubiš (It Thrills Me So That You Still Love Me)
Richie Vadnal with the band.
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Ljubljana Slovenia - Saint Nicholas' Cathedral, Dolničarjeva ulica
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Ljubljana Slovenia - Saint Nicholas' Cathedral, Dolničarjeva ulica
PLEASE FORGIVE ME!!! In the recording I have Slovakia... And this is CLEARLY SLOVENIA! I have been to both countries and its a little tough to keep them straight some times. My bad. Please understand that this is in Slovenia. = )
Eric
From Wikipedia
Ljubljana Cathedral (Slovene: ljubljanska stolnica), officially named St. Nicholas's Church (cerkev sv. Nikolaja, unofficially also šenklavška cerkev),[1] also named St. Nicholas' Cathedral (Slovene: stolnica sv. Nikolaja), the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, or simply the Cathedral (Stolnica), is a cathedral in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.[1] Originally, Ljubljana Cathedral was a Gothic church. In the early 18th century, it was replaced by a Baroque building. It is an easily recognizable landmark of the city with its green dome and twin towers and stands at Cyril and Methodius Square (Ciril-Metodov trg) by the nearby Ljubljana Central Market and Town Hall.
The site was originally occupied by an aisled three-nave Romanesque church, the oldest mention of which dates from 1262. It was a succursal church of the ancient Parish of Saint Peter. An extensive fire in 1361 saw it refurbished in the Gothic style but underwent alterations when the Diocese of Ljubljana was established in 1461 and the church became a cathedral. However, in 1469 it was burnt down again. This time, it was suspected to be arson, presumably by the Turks.[3]
Baroque cathedral[edit]
In 1700, at the initiative of Dean Johann Gregor Thalnitscher and the Academia Operosorum Labacensium, the Capuchin friar Florentianus Ponnensis from Milan or Bologna designed a new Baroque hall church.[4] The following year, after the construction already started, the plan was revised and complemented by the Jesuit architect Andrea Pozzo who designed it as a basilica and added to it a dome. He did not supervise the realisation of his plan, so the buildings was significantly adapted by the builders, in particular by Francesco Bombassi of Venice.[5][6] The two belfries, resembling of the Salzburg Cathedral, were added upon the plan by Lombard Giulio Quaglio.[7]
The construction took place between 1701 and 1706. It was led by Francesco Bombasi, who already after a few months replaced the unreliable Francesco Feratta, and Mihael Zamerl.[8] The master builder was Pavel Jugovic, and after his death in March 1704, Gregor Maček, Sr.[8] The construction was completed in 1706, the first worship took place in the new building in August 1706, and the consecration took place on 8 May 1707.[7] Originally, a fake dome was painted on the arch above the centre until the church's real dome was constructed by Matej Medved in 1841.
The church, oriented towards the east, is recognisable by its octagonal dome above the crossing at the eastern side, and two belfries at the western side. The dome with a cupola that replaced a painted one in 1841, was built by Matej Medved, whereas carpenter works were carried out by Jurij Pajk [sl]. The belfries were built in 1705–06 and have been decorated with gilded apples. Various relics and parchment inscriptions have been stored in them. The church towers have six bells, including the second oldest bell in Slovenia, dated to 1326, a bell by Gasparo de Franchi from 1706, and five bells by the Strojne Livarne factory.[9][10] Between the belfries, there is a segmented semicircular gable, a 1989 reconstruction of the original Baroque gable that was after the 1895 Ljubljana earthquake replaced by the builder Franz Faleschini with a triangular one according to plans by the architect Raimund Jeblinger [de].[11]
The facades of the church are decorated with 19th-century and 20th-century niches containing statues of bishops and saints, with Baroque frescoes, and with ancient Roman tombstones and some others named the Thalnitscher stone monument collection (Dolničarjev lapidarij), which was created in the early 18th century at the initiative of the historian Johann Gregor Thalnitscher. On the southern wall there is a side entrance in the eastern part and a brightly decorated Gothic pietà in the western part, a copy of one that used to be in the earlier Gothic cathedral. A sundial with Roman numerals and a Latin motto (Nescitis diem neque horam – You don't know the day or the hour), dated to 1826, also decorates the southern facade. It was renovated in 1989. The western facade with the main entrance is decorated with a plaque to the right of the entrance bearing a ceiling boss from the old Ljubljana cathedral in the form of Christ's head and the Latin inscription Memoria veteris ecclesiae cathedralis (old memories of the cathedral church).
There are six sandstone statues of bishops and saints in the niches of the cathedral. The niches of the southern facade contain the Gothic pietà, and statues of Saint Hermagoras and Saint Fortunatus, made of sandstone in 1872 by the sculptor Franc Ksaver Zajec.
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류블랴나 성은 도시의 랜드마크이자, 성지다. 6세기경 이곳에 정착한 슬라브족이 1144년에 세웠다는 기록이 있다. 지금처럼 요새 모습을 갖추게 된 건 15세기, 합스부르크 왕가의 침입을 막기 위해서다. 성안에 들어서면 중앙 광장을 먼저 만난다. 건물들이 이 광장을 뺑 둘러싼 구조다. 여행자들뿐만 아니라 도시 사람들의 휴식처로 인기가 높다. 류블랴나 성의 꼭대기, 전망대로 향했다. 현재, 성 내부는 박물관과 전시장으로 이용되고 있다. 나선형 계단을 빙글빙글 돌아오르면 드디어 류블랴나 전망대가 나온다. 원래 이곳은 화재 감시탑이었다. 주황색 지붕이 돋보이는 곳이 바로 구시가지다. 오스트리아 바로크 양식의 오래된 건물들이 아직 곳곳에 남아있다. “이곳엔 처음이세요?” “네” “어떠세요?” “정말 아름답고 도시가 깨끗해요” 사랑스러운 도시, 그 모습에 눈을 떼지 못한다. 수많은 전쟁과 지진 속에서도 중세시대 성채가 아직도 남아있는 류블랴나. 아시아와 유럽 문명의 완충지로 아픈 역사가 고스란히 녹아 있는 곳이기도 하다. 그리스 신화의 영웅 이아손이 황금 양털을 손에 넣고 돌아가는 길에 이 땅에서 용을 퇴치했다는 전설이 있다. 그 때부터 용은 도시의 문장이 됐다.
[English: Google Translator]
Ljubljana Castle is a landmark and a holy city of the city. There is a record that the Slavs settled here in the 6th century built in 1144. The fortress now looks like it is now in the 15th century to prevent the invasion of the Habsburg monarchy. When you enter the city, you meet the Central Plaza first. It is a structure where buildings surround this square. It is popular as a resting place for tourists as well as for urban people. We headed to the observatory, at the top of Ljubljana Castle. Currently, castle interiors are being used as museums and exhibition halls. After spiraling up and down the stairs, you finally see the Ljubljana observatory. It was originally a fire watchtower. The place where the orange roof stands out is old town. Austrian baroque old buildings still remain throughout. Are you new here? Yes How are you? Beautiful and clean city Lovely city, I can not keep an eye on it. Ljubljana is still in the midst of many wars and earthquakes. It is a buffer of Asian and European civilization, and it is also a place where the painful history is melting. There is a legend that the hero of Greek mythology, Iasons, took his golden fleece and returned to the land to fight the dragon. From then on, the dragon became a city sentence.
[Slovenia : Google Translator]
Ljubljanski grad je mejnik in sveto mesto mesta. Obstaja zapis, da so se Slovani tukaj nastanili v 6. stoletju, zgrajenem leta 1144. Zdi se, da je trdnjava zdaj v 15. stoletju, da bi preprečili vdor v habsburško monarhijo. Ko vstopite v mesto, najprej srečate Central Plaza. To je zgradba, v kateri stavbe obkrožajo ta trg. To je priljubljena kot počivališče za turiste, pa tudi za mestne ljudi. Na vrh Ljubljanskega gradu smo se odpravili v opazovalni prostor. Trenutno se kot muzeji in razstavne dvorane uporabljajo gradovni notranjosti. Po spiralo navzgor in navzdol po stopnicah končno vidite opazovalni center v Ljubljani. Prvotno je bila požarna straža. Mesto, kjer se izstopa oranžna streha, je staro mestno jedro. Avstrijske stare baročne zgradbe še vedno ostajajo v celoti. Ste novi tukaj? Da Kako si? Čudovito in čisto mesto Lepo mesto, ne morem paziti na to. Ljubljana je še vedno sredi mnogih vojn in potresov. To je varovalo azijske in evropske civilizacije in je tudi kraj, kjer se boleča zgodovina topi. Obstaja legenda, da je junak grške mitologije, Iasons, vzel svojo zlato runo in se vrnil v deželo, da se je boril z zmonom. Od takrat naprej je zmaj postal mestni stavek
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The most beautiful music for violin - Many Years Before - Anja Bukovec
PPZ production presents in Prominent Artist Program: Anja Bukovec in Gallus Hall recital. Astor Piazzolla: Tanti Anni Prima (Many Years Before). On piano: Igor Vićentić. I made this intimate music portrait of Anja Bukovec, one of the most prominent European violin artists.
ANJA BUKOVEC – VIOLIN PLAYER
Anja Bukovec is international renown and most popular classical violinist in Slovenia. She is a
superb musician and popular media personality with a unique quality that propels her to the top of the contemporary progressive young artists, with a recognizable style, unique interpretation, and
communication with the audience. She had been raising the figure of cultural ambassador by
studying in Ljubljana, Prague, Cologne, and Vienna. She performs as a soloist in different genres and fascinates audiences all over the world.
Her records, Gemini, Follow and Chameleon have appeared on the top of the popular charts and are
best sellers among the Slovenian classical records.
Anja has been collaborating with respectable musical personalities, such as Igor Ozim, Janez Maticic, En Shao, Alan Buribayev, Timothy Redmond, Uros Lajovic, Marko Letonja, Anton Nanut, Boris Cavazza, multiple BAFTA award-winner Christopher Gunning and top pop/rock artists such as Die Fantastichen 4, Marla Glen, Marque, Jeff Healey. She regularly collaborates with important Slovenian cultural personalities, actors and musicians from a broad cultural specter. She is a recipient of the» Important works of Art« award, the highest artistic title given by the University of Ljubljana. She is currently Assist. Prof.at the Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana. Due to her achievements, she was nominated for »Slovenian of the year« and had an honor to perform exclusively for former President of Slovenia Mr.Danilo Tuerk, current President of Slovenia Mr.Borut Pahor, former President of European Parliament Mr.Martin Schultz, High Representative of EU for Foreign Affairs Mrs.Federica Mogherini and for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Anja Bukovec plays the violin by Katharina Abbuehl
Kontakt: anjabukovec.com
IGOR VIĆENTIĆ - PIANIST
Slovenian pianist Igor Vićentić studied in Ljubljana and at Trinity College in London. Because
of his musical variety, he regularly collaborates with opera singers, duo Silence, and other
artists. He also holds a position as a piano professor at the Music Conservatory in Ljubljana.
PPZ production:
Balance engineer – Alex Pirkmajer
PRODUCTION
Cankarjev dom: Tina Kramberger
VPK: Sven Godec
MOPS: Marjan Cerar
TAJUS: Juš Hrastnik
PPZ: Primož Zevnik
KLOPOTEC: mastering Iztok Zupan
Yasmin: Tina Karba, Marko Trilar
MASTERING
Iztok Zupan
IT Consulting
B0lko's IT consulting and development (LINUX administration and management)
TECHNICAL CREW
Matija Ječnik, Vid Košiček, Jaka Ušeničnik, Jernej Zatler, Miha Lipovec, Domen Sajovic, Jurij Samykin, Andraž Stariha, Lan Jenčič, Tilen Stranjnar
CAMERAS
Juš Egart, Luka Stojanović, Nejc Soklič, Luka Šarec, Aljaž Lavtižar, Juš Hrastnik, Gal Nagode, Marjan Cerar, Jerneja Rotar
VPK Cameras (9 in the broadcast system)
Cinema cameras (6 in the system)
vodji produkcije / production managers: Dan Ažman, Gal Nagode
asistent režiserja / assistant director: Juš Hrastnik
Ljubljana Academy of Music producer: mag. Jaka Pucihar
režiser / concert and broadcast director: Primož Zevnik
primoz.zevnik@gmail.com
PROM TIME LAPSE 4k
PROM TIME LAPSE
Recorded by: Klemen Spehar
Event management: EvenTiSi Maribor, Slovenia, 2016
Music by: Shotgun Radio - Welcome to Earth
Time lapse of build and two event nights of prom ceremony and dance in Draš center hall in Maribor, Slovenia.
Europatur 2010
Her er en film fra vår kjøretur i europa i 2010 vi kjørte i Norge, Sverige, Polen,Slovakia, Østerrike, Slovenia, Italia, Tyskland, Tsjekkia og Danmark. Det er klipp fra bla Gamlebyen i Krakow, Bojnice slott, Planica skiflyvningsbakke, Stallerpasset, Anterselva og Obertilliach (kalt Ole Einar Bjørndalen Rollerstrache)Skiskytterstadion. For alle 3 nøtter til askepott fans, er det klipp fra godset askepott bodde på (svinhov i Tsjekkia) og slottet til Prinsen (slott Moritzburk i Dresden) i tillegg til mye annet,som Fantastiske Neueschwanstein castle, bygget av Ludwig den and
Hi! Here is a video from our Roadtrip in Europe! We visited Norway, Sweeden, Poland; Slovenia, Austria, Italy, Slovakia, Czech republic, Germany and Denmark!