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Motovun – Ivana Crnogorac
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No, no, it is not Tuscany, though the resemblance is undeniable. It is Istria, an astonishing peninsula that found a place in my heart long time ago. This piece of...
Read moreOld Olivs in Valdanos – Tatjana Koprivica
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Is it real, or is it a place from fairytales, where fairies and elves dance and share wisdom of life among the clear sky? What is the secret of these...
Read moreThe Painted Mosque in Tetovo – Aleksandar Elenin
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“I look and I realize: life is a gift; it is squandering my nights and days, Those that you will not spend alone will be broken into pieces anyhow”, Tarafah ibn al...
Read moreLjuban, at the Foot of the Mountain Komovi
The old gravestones at Ljuban, at the foot of the mountain Komovi are the silent witnesses of a life that once was led here – free shepherd’s life in the…
Marat’s Dry-Walls at Island Veli Iž – Dragodid
Veli Iž is an island in Croatia with impressively rich heritage in drywalls. Particularly inspiring is the sightseeing of the dry-wall, which after the First World War, was built by…
Isole Brioni – Ivana Perunicic
Nice for others too, comrade Tito. Because comrade Tito knew how to enjoy it. Tito spent six months in his summer residence. At Brioni, Tito had his own private zoo, watched…
Skopje's Bazaar – Evliya Celebi
The Bazaar in Skopje consists of two thousand, one hundred and fifty shops. There are big and small markets built of solid material and embellished with arches and domes. The…
Murals in Bansko – Lyubozar Dimitrov
I like to walk my dog during the weekends in the mountains above Bansko. But our path always leads us through old town Bansko where long time ago (XIX c)…
Skopje Cyberpunk – Dejan Kordoski
The town that I grew up in was one of the biggest projects in urban planning in ‘60s. It was destroyed in the earthquake in 1963 when the entire world…
Is there life in the rocky terrain? – Dragodid
s there life in the rocky terrain? If you look a little better, you will realize that life is unstoppable and that it finds its place everywhere. Even in karst.…
Sundays in My Hometown – Sandra Zivkovic
Traveling is my great passion. Every free day I take from work I like to spend out of my hometown. But when Sunday is lazy and slow, and everybody are…
Vuno – Lejla Hadzic
Imagine... Terrace with a sea view....roof...all details preserved...some timber floors...and thats it. Now, continue imagining... Vuno. – Lejla Hadzic
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South East Europe (SEE) – a region where people cooperate, understand and respect each other on the basis of their cultural differences, believing that cultural, ethnic and religious diversity is a valuable resource.
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South East European Heritage is a network of non-governmental organizations established in 2006. The mission of the SEE Heritage network is to work toward protecting and promoting our common cultural heritage with the aim of encouraging the sustainable development of the region.
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