Unesco - Czech Republic.mp4
Pelhrimov - visit beautiful UNESCO protected city
Visit with me beautiful city with renaissance UNESCO protected city center. The city is located in the southern Bohemia in the Czech republic. We will visit the old center, its gates, fountain and old houses which are still normally used. I hope you will get touch of the quiet and comforting feeling to be there with me.
This is also a tribute to my second hometown, I really love this city.
Music from Kevin MacLeod - Canon in D major, freeMusicArchive.org, free and legal music.
Visit Czech Republic: UNESCO Heritage Sites in Vysočina Region
The Vysočina Region is located in the South-Eastern part of the historical region of Bohemia and partly in the South-West of Moravia.
The UNESCO Heritage Sites in this video are as follows:
• Church of the Pilgrimage of St. John of Nepomuk in Žďár nad Sázavou
• St. Procopius Basilica and Jewish Quarter in Třebíč
• Old Town Square in Telč
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Hranice, Czech Republic
There are three towns called Hranice in the Czech Republic. This one is in Moravia, in the east and in German was called Weißkirchen or Mährisch Weißkirchen when it was part of the Austro Hungarian Empire. My arrival was by accident, it was part of a jouney, a route I was following and I decided to stop and see. However it is well worth planning to go there. The main square is dominated by an enormous church but the view from the river rather than being dominated by a church, is dominated by a synagogue which survived the Nazi occupation by having the fortune to be designated a museum in 1940.
The town grew in the nineteenth century thanks to small industry, in particular the production of water pumps. The town had the largest factory for water pumps in Austria-Hungary.
The first Jews came at the beginning of the 17th century, receiving in 1637 the right for a self-governed Jewish quarter, around the present Janáčkova street (previously called Jew's street - ut. Židovská). Besides those 17 houses, they were not allowed to purchase houses elsewhere. The community reached 802 people in 1857, which was one eighth of the population of the town.
You can see more about the town in the film!
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WELCOME TO VYSOČINA!
Vysočina is a good place for living, working, and doing business, as well as a good place to come for a visit, to learn and to re. Set out with us to discover Vysočina's beautiful places. In every corner, you can find a reflection of the past, slowly unwinding like a film strip...
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Video by: Sofie Šustková
Music: Jan Pivoňka
Pilsner Urquell brewery, Pilsen, Plzeň, Czech Republic, Europe
Pilsner Urquell Brewery is a brewery in Plzeň, the Bohemian city which is known as the birthplace of the Pilsener beer style in general, and for Pilsner Urquell, since 1898 the name of the main product of this brewery. Both Plzeňský Prazdroj and Pilsner Urquell can be roughly translated into English as the Fountainhead at Pilsen or the original source of Pilsner. The brewery was founded in 1839 by both local German-speaking and Czech-speaking citizens as Bürgerbrauerei (citizens' brewery, later translated to Měšťanský pivovar in Czech). The first beer was brewed in 1842 by Bavarian brewer Josef Groll. In 1859, “Pilsner Bier” was registered as a brand name at the local Chamber of Commerce and Trade. In 1869, a competitor was founded as a joint stock company, later known as Gambrinus. In 1898 the Urquell (Prazdroj) trade mark was created, to underline the claim of being the older, original source of Pilsner beer. In 1918, when the Austrian Empire ceased to exist, Czechs took over control, and soon began renaming cities, companies and products alike to give them Czech-language names. In 1946, communists took over, nationalising the remaining two breweries, Měšťansky pivovar (the Citizens' brewery), and Plzeňské akciové pivovary (PAP, the stock company), merging them into the single Plzeňské pivovary (Pilsen breweries). After the fall of communism in late 1989, the brewery was turned into a public share company, then renamed in 1994 after the Czech name of their famous beer, Plzeňský Prazdroj. In 1999, they started to merge with Pivovar Radegast a.s. and Pivovar Velké Popovice a.s.. The brewery has been part of the SABMiller group of companies (at the time South African Breweries) since 1999. It has been the largest exporter of beer produced in the Czech Republic since 2000 when production surpassed that of Budějovický Budvar. A brewery museum (Pivovarské muzeum) has been set up near the brewery in the authentic medieval brewing house with malt house, which has been declared a cultural monument. It includes the late Gothic malt house, kiln, original drying shed and two-level laying-down cellars with ice-cellar, which are hewn from the Pilsen substrata. The exhibition covers Pilsen's most ancient history, the development of crafts, the emergence and growth of the guilds, the beginnings and development of brewing, malting, the craft of cooper, haulage and catering. The tour includes a replica of a pub from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and a laboratory from the second half of the 19th century. The city walls have been opened with an example of the cultivation of barley and hops. The museum has become an anchor for the European Route of Industrial Heritage.
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Wien - Erholungsgebiet Wienerberg (POI Flight, 1080p)
Diesmal nur ein kleiner Abstecher zum Wienerberg, wo ein wunderschönes Naturparadies mitten in der Stadt entstanden ist.
Um die restlichen Besucher nicht zu stören begrenzten wir unseren Rundflug auf ein paar Minuten.
Der Wienerberg ist ein 244 m ü. A. gelegener Bergrücken am Südrand Wiens. Das Areal ist Teil des einwohnerreichsten Gemeindebezirks, Favoriten, und seit einem städtebaulichen Ideenwettbewerb in den 1980er-Jahren befindet sich hier das Erholungsgebiet Wienerberg mit einer Gesamtfläche von 117 Hektar, von denen 90 Hektar geschützt sind und 16 Hektar auf Wasserflächen entfallen. Der geschützte Teil weist eine vielfältige Flora und Fauna auf, darunter auch einige der auf der Roten Liste stehenden Arten, wie etwa der große Feuerfalter oder die europäische Sumpfschildkröte.