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LiveSljeme - Viewpoint
Sljeme is the highest peak of Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. This camera is on highest part of Sljeme, Viewpoint. Viewpoint on Sljeme. You are looking through webcam objective located on the highest peak of Medvednica. A beautiful natural environment will inspire the adventurous spirit in everyone. The colors on your screen vary depending on the season, but the beauty is constant. The nature and the beautifully contoured path in front of the tall branches provide th
LiveSljeme - Zagreb
Camera view on Sljeme, highest peak Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. Beautiful natural surroundings above Zagreb. You are watching live streaming from Sljeme, Medvednica. Medvednica is a popular excursion destination of Zagreb inhabitants and other nature lovers. Apart from the ski slope, Medvednica offers many other facilities, in the context of natural beauties. Sljeme is the highest peak of this mountain, located at 1033 meters above sea level, and to reach here, y
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The Cravat Regiment in Zadar
It is interesting that, as part of their traditional uniform, the Croats, in their own way, tied a colorful scarf around their necks. This beautiful "Croatian style" conquered the picky Parisians of Louis XIV and they adopted a new fashion item, worn “à la Croate” (in the Croatian way). The term soon became the root of the new French word "cravate".
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The Festival of Cravat Days in Zagreb
The necktie/cravat is a decorative garment that is worn around the neck beneath a shirt collar made of silk or other material. As the original Croatian product, it spread to Europe in the 17th century through Croatian soldiers in the thirty-year war, where it became a recognizable fashion detail. The first was accepted by the French, and in their language comes with the name “cravate” and later in other European languages with similar names.
