Serbien - NATUR

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diese Bilder hinterlassen einen tiefen und dauerhaften, sehr positiven Eindruck, eine Idylle an Landschaft und Getier, darin möchte man verweilen, eintauchen, eins werden, seine Natur als Mensch wieder erspüren, ergründen, erleben.

Sehr schöne Gegenden des geplagten und friedliebenden doch sehr mutigen serbischen Volkes.

 

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diese Bilder hinterlassen einen tiefen und dauerhaften, sehr positiven Eindruck, eine Idylle an Landschaft und Getier, darin möchte man verweilen, eintauchen, eins werden, seine Natur als Mensch wieder erspüren, ergründen, erleben.

Sehr schöne Gegenden des geplagten und friedliebenden doch sehr mutigen serbischen Volkes.

danke mein griechischer bruder. serbien muss erst noch entdeckt werden vielleicht macht serbiens vielfallt das land zum schoensten der balkanhalbinsel (slowenien,griechenland,rumaenien nicht mitgerechnet da sie nur teils teils balkan sind) wobei das sehr schwer zusagen ist welches nun wirklich am schoensten ist. serbien hat eigentlich alles was europa anzubieten hat auser eben kueste/meer.

 

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from the Sky (Northern Serbia)

*old pic from the exactly flat Province Vojvodina

 

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Grave from Josip Broz "Tito" in Capital Belgade (former President of SFR Jugoslavija 1945 - 1980)

 

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Mount Midzor (2,169m) / (Balkan Hills / Eastern Serbia near bulgarian border)

 

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Prokletije Mountains 2.656 m (South Western Serbia)

 

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Lim River (South-Western Serbia)

 

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Oldest Oak of Balkan (Central Serbia)

Within an hour drive south from Belgrade (100km), in beautiful green environment, next to the E-75 highway, you will find this very old Oak tree. It is the oldest Oak in the Balkans (600-700 years old)
A motel is built next to it and it is named after the tree "Stari Hrast" (Old Oak).
Visitors can enjoy the view of this unique natural monument standing right in front of the motel

 

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Meduza (Near Niš / South-Eastern Serbia)

Detail of mosaics from floors of "The villa with peristyle" on Mediana archeological site, Niš.

Mediana was a Roman royal property with luxurious residence and highly organized economy, placed in the suburb of the antique Niš - Roman called Naissus.

Constantine the Great (280 - 337 AD) was born and raised in Naissus. His mother Helena was of humble origin, but his father Flavius Valerius Constantinus Hlorus, the founder of the dynasty, descended from Ilyricus. Constantine the Great ruled the Roman Empire from 306 to 337. He consolidated the frontiers of the Empire and imposed a firm organization on the Army and the civil administration. In the year 313, he issued the Milan Edict, thereby introducing Christianity as the official religion of the Empire. He moved his royal seat to the East, to Constantinople, in 330, thus laying the foundation for the new Byzantine Empire. As a powerful emperor, Constantine did not forget his birthplace. He erected a majestic residence in one of the luxurious suburbs of ancient Niš - Mediana, where he often resided and attended to state affairs. Historical records testify it was in Naissus that he passed several laws - in 315,319, 324, and 334.

 

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West Morava River (Central Serbia) in Ovar-Kablar Area near Cacak City