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The Adage River is the 2nd longest river in Italy. In today's video we are in Verona. The Adage River flows through Verona and we shall go across via the Ponte Pietra which was completed in 100BCE during the Roman Republic. We shall also take the Verona funicular to the Castel San Pietro for some spectacular views of the city. Enjoy!!

Verona, Italy's origins are shrouded in mystery but it became a Roman colony in 89BC. The 1stC. Roman Amphitheater, the third largest surviving Roman Ampitheater, is now a tourist attraction and venue for opera. Verona has the richest collection of Roman remains in northern Italy. The core of the city consists of a Roman town nestled in a loop of the Adige River. Verona passed into the hands of...

Founded by Julius Caesar in 50BC, Cividale del Friuli was formerly an important regional power, today Cividale is a quiet, small Italian town near the border with Slovenia on the Natisone River. In 568 the city was the first major centre occupied by the Lombard invasion of Italy. It was chosen as the first capital of the newly founded Lombard Kingdom. One of the major sights of Cividale is the ...

Udine, known for its Venetian charm and beautiful piazzas, is the heart of the Fruili district of Italy. Near the border with Slovenia, Udine was part of the Venetian Republic from 1420 to 1797. Piazza Liberta is the most beautiful Venetian square on the mainland and contains the Loggia del Lionello, a Renaissance treasure. Piazza Matteotti, located in the center of the historic old town, was o...

We were taking a walk around Domodossola when we started hearing live music from the main square. Turns out it was a band playing polka and waltz music with people (who many had obviously taken lessons) dancing. It was fun to watch the dancers and hear the band play.

Welcome to another video by Ettevaatust Productions. In today's video we will take a photographic journey through parts of Vienna, Austrias central historic districts. Vienna is the cultural and historic capital of Austria. Everyone knows about Vienna so little introduction is needed. So join us now as we go on a tour of Vienna. Enjoy!!

Welcome to another video by Ettevaatust Productions. In the 4thc BCE a Thracian fortress was founded on the site of the Medieval Bulgarian fortress of Krakra. Greek, Roman, and Byzantine occupations of the site followed in the succeeding centuries. In the 11cAD it had become the sited of a fortified town under the legendary Bulgarian governor Krakra of Pernik. Krakra successfully defended Perni...

Melnik is a cultural and wine center of Bulgaria. The smallest town in Bulgaria with a population of 380, it was first settled by the Thracians and then by the Romans. There are many cultural monuments in Melnik including the Kordopulova House - the largest preserved house and wine cellar from the 19thc. Join us now as we go on a tour of beautiful and scenic Melnik. Enjoy!!

Welcome to another video by Ettevaatust Productions. In today's video we will explore the Minoan Palace of Knossos on Crete. The site was a major center of Minoan culture and is know for its association with the Labyrinth and the mythological Minotaur. Minoan civilization is often regarded as the first civilization in Europe - lasting from 3100BCE till about 1100BCE. Forgotten after the Late Br...

Local Blagoevgrad street busker, Sashel, plays the accordion.

Hello, welcome to another video by Ettevaatust Productions. In today's video we will first take a stroll along the Arvanitia walking path near Nafplio, Greece next to the Argolic Gulf. We will then be joined by our good friend Random Jones as we explore the Mycenaean archaeological site of Tiryns. Inhabited since the Neolithic Age, Tiryns was described by Homer in the Iliad. An earthquake and f...

Welcome to another video by Ettevaatust Productions. In todays video we well be joined by our good friend Random Jones as we explore ancient Argos and Larisa Castle. Argos, over 5,000 years old is one of the oldest cities on the planet. It was a key player during the Greek classical period and this key city was part of the Roman province of Achaea. Sacked and besieged by a variety of invaders o...

Nestled at the foot of the Pirin Mountains, Bansko, Bulgaria is a popular destination in winter as well as summer. The biggest ski center in the Balkans, Ski Bansko, has 75KM of ski runs and is a ski lovers heaven that increasingly complete with ski resorts in Western Europe. In recent years Bansko has also become a hub for digital nomads who add to the international flair of the town. The char...

The 2024 Surva Festival is an annual festival held in Pernik, Bulgaria since 1966. It has had international status since 1985 with foreign groups from Europe and the world representing a variety of traditions, songs and dances. This years festival had over 10,000 participants. The festival attracts thousands of spectators every year and is the largest festival in the Balkans. Enjoy this video a...

2024 Surva Festival - Pernik, Bulgaria

Compilation of Kavala, Greece

By The Sea At Kavala, Greece

The Aquaduct of Kavala

Kavala Fortress

The Seaside Splendor of Kavala, Greece

Plovdiv, Bulgaria: Weavers at Work

New Years Day In Bulgaria

Dupnica, Bulgaria

Winter Geese Flying Overhead

Buoyant Greek Music and Dance

Remember Ukraine Refugees

The Stob Pyramids - Bulgarian Natural Wonder

Bachinovo Park, Blagoevgrads Natural Getaway

Day Trip: Ofrynio Beach, Greece