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News Slovenia » Drava » Culture: Slovenian city culture

News channel or source: https://www.bbc.com/storyworks/travel/experience-slovenia/cities-culture-
Published on: Sunday 29 August 2021

SLOVENIA SQUEEZES A LOT INTO ITS TINY BORDERS. ITS CITIES ARE NO DIFFERENT, WRAPPED BY MOUNTAINS, MARSHES, AND MEDIEVAL AND NATURAL WONDERS. YET HOW YOU SEE THEM CAN TURN A SIMPLE URBAN BREAK INTO AN ...

News Slovenia » Drava » Culture: How to spend a weekend in Maribor, Slovenia

News channel or source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/spend-weekend-maribor-slovenia
Published on: Monday 24 April 2023

On the banks of the Drava River, Slovenia’s second-largest city cuts a handsome dash. A riot of colour, the medieval, red-roofed houses and turquoise church spires of Maribor stand against a forested ...

News Slovenia » Drava » Culture: Maribor, Slovenia: Drone views of the wine city on the Drava River

News channel or source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/article/maribor-slovenia-drone-views-of-the-wine-city-on-the-drava-river/vi-AA26ZdWm
Published on: Tuesday 30 June 2026

Glide above the elegant, wine-ringed city of Maribor, Slovenia's second-largest city, with this breathtaking drone video. Glide over the picturesque Drava River, capturing the historic riverside ...

News Slovenia » Drava » Culture: Greater expectations

News channel or source: https://monocle.com/business/maribor-slovenia-second-city-entrepreneurs/
Published on: Wednesday 19 January 2022

It might be Ljubljana’s little sister but the evolving Slovenian city of Maribor is drawing entrepreneurs and expats with big ambitions. For a second city, Maribor boasts a remarkable collection of ...

News Slovenia » Drava » Culture: Drava River – a Living Force of Partnership

News channel or source: https://wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/?16176/-Personal-Account-brDrava-River-a-Living-Force-of-Partnership
Published on: Wednesday 27 October 2004

It's amazing how an apparently inanimate river can assume such a strong identity. What drives me on is the urgent need to protect the last remnants of Central Europe's floodplain ecology. David Reeder ...