Podcasts about Opatija

In dieser Solo-Episode nehme ich dich mit ans Meer – nach Opatija, wo ich gerade einige Tage nach unserem Mastermind-Retreat nutze, um an meinem Business zu arbeiten. Um Klarheit zu finden. Und um den Frühling ganz bewusst zu spüren – nicht nur im Außen, sondern auch in mir selbst und in meinen Räumen.Denn aus Feng Shui-Sicht ist der Frühling nicht einfach nur eine Jahreszeit –er ist ein kraftvoller Wendepunkt.

Today I'm inviting you out on a luxury yacht to swim in crystal clear coves, smell the scent of lavender, and enjoy a cocktail under the pink skies of sunset. We're setting out to explore the Dalmatian Islands off the coast of Croatia and enjoy all the culture, food, wine, and beauty they have to offer.  Our guests today are my friends in the region, Giorgio Surian, Mirela Rubic, and Alberto Dittadi. We chat about the culture in the islands, some really special experiences to be had, the history and landscape, and more.  Learn more at www.luxtravelinsider.com   Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn  

A mai Opatija és Rijeka lesz az úti célunk a Könyvben utazom könyvklubjában csütörtökön, július 4-én, 18 órától a Kollabban (a Mammut1 3. emeletén). Mindenkit várunk szeretettel, ez a podcast egy kis ízelítő abból, amiről Tamaskó Eszter a Rijekai Egyetem tanára és Huszti Gergely író mesélnek majd.

In this episode of 'The Vacay' we explore Croatia with host Sophie Jackson and special guest Jacinta, Owner/Manager of a Helloworld Travel branch. From the iconic Game of Thrones-famed Dubrovnik to the Roman coastal city of Split and the breathtaking waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes, the journey unfolds through Croatia's major sites. Discover the allure of island destinations like vibrant Hvar, the pristine Mljet National Park, the historically rich Vis with its Blue Cave and Yugoslav submarine tunnels, and the birthplace of Marco Polo, Korcula. Venture into lesser-known treasures on the Istrian Peninsula, where Opatija showcases Habsburg-era villas, Pula boasts an entire Roman amphitheater, and Zadar reveals Venetian ruins and city gates. Join Sophie and Jacinta as they navigate through Croatia's diverse landscapes and cultural wonders, offering a captivating glimpse into this enchanting destination. All that and more in this week's edition of ‘The Vacay Podcast' thanks to nib & helloworld.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Halo Prieteljie,Uncle Mike, aka "the Striko of the One Liner" has compiled a nice little list for us all. Listen along and practice with Tony D to gain some new useful, practical and conversational phrases for your everyday use.DJ MOE is taking us to Opatija, a beautiful sea side town that could fit easily into Austria for its architecture alone. You won't want to miss this one.Fun pod ahead!See you there.LLC_TeamVisit our website: https://www.letslearncroatian.com/We have a YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/c/LetsLearnCroatianLLC Merch Store: https://www.letslearncroatian.com/llc-storeKeep the content flowing, donate to the LLC: https://www.letslearncroatian.com/llc-supporters-pageBuy the LLC a Cup of Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/infoKX Collaborate with LLC: https://www.letslearncroatian.com/become-a-sponsorDo you FaceBook, we do: https://www.facebook.com/llcpod/?__tn__=-UC*FWe even do Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/llcpod/?hl=enTeeDee's Soapshttps://www.teedeessoaps.comHello LLC Prieteljie!We launched a Buy Me a Coffee supporters page. Here's your opportunity to become an LLC Members. Lots of incentives, including: an LLC Members Only Magnet, automatic entrance to any LLC Member Only raffles & prizes and access to the LLC Members Only page on our website, where we upload new content monthly.Click on the link below.https://www.buymeacoffee.com/infoKXHvala, Bog!Support the show

Zdravo. V tokratni epizodi se končno prebijemo v 13. poglavje 5. knjige, kjer spoznamo nov planet, ki mu pravijo Lamuella in novega junaka, ki mu mi pravimo Stari Bargo V resnici mu je ime Stari Thrasbarg. Ampak, ker nas poslušalec, ki nam je zameril, kako izgovarjamo Zaphodovo ime, že dolgo več ne posluša, je lahko tudi Bargi. Spoznamo pa tudi novo vesoljsko ladjo in dve potnici na njem. In mojstra sendvičev. On ni na ladji, je pa na planetu. Ime mojstra sedvičev ostane skrivnost do konca epizode, ker se mi vmes pogovarjamo o preklinjanju, novem letu, novih turističnih destinacijah letošnje zime (Opatija), novi paradigmi, celoletnih smučiščih v nakupovalnih centrih, ter o nožih in seveda o razstavljenih sendvičih, kakršne ima Peli najraje. Ugotovimo tudi, da so vsi sendviči lepi, tudi razstavljeni.

Today, my guest is Selena Pepić. She is a computer science graduate from ETH Zurich, a rates trader at JP Morgan in Paris, and a member of the Serbian national mixed, women's, and junior teams. She won the gold medal at the World Youth Open Championship in Opatija 2015 (girls U26), the bronze medal at the World University Championship in Lodz in 2016, and also won an event at the Junior World Championship in 2016. Join us as we talk about Selena's background, playing bridge in Paris, her thoughts on the American bridge community, winning women's events, and more.  [04.08] Selena's background – We start the conversation with a brief bio about Selena and her first junior world bridge championship in 2016. [10.27] Bridge in Paris – Selena talks about playing bridge in Paris and how the division system works. [20.51] American Sponsor – Selena shares the story of how she met Steve, her American sponsor. [23.37] Expectations – Selena's thoughts on the American bridge community as national champions [31.55] Women's Event – We talk about Selena's thoughts on winning a women's event in New Orleans. [35.20] Professional Events – Selena talks about the professional bridge events & culture in Europe before the USA [41.13] Playing with Family & Friends – Selena talks about how she played card games with her grandparents and later with high school friends. [50.09] Catan – A multiplayer board game Resources Connect with Selena LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/selena-pepic/                   bridgewinners.com/profile/selena-pepic/

Today, my guest is Selena Pepić. She is a computer science graduate from ETH Zurich, a rates trader at JP Morgan in Paris, and a member of the Serbian national mixed, women's, and junior teams. She won the gold medal at the World Youth Open Championship in Opatija 2015 (girls U26), the bronze medal at the World University Championship in Lodz in 2016, and also won an event at the Junior World Championship in 2016. Join us as we talk about Selena's background, playing bridge in Paris, her thoughts on the American bridge community, winning women's events, and more. [04.11] Missing bridge – Selena shares the reason behind quitting bridge for 2 years at university. [21.03] Problems – Selena shares why she loves talking about bidding problems in bridge playing.  [25.10] First partner – We talk about the relationship between Selena and her first partner Giovanni.  [47.19] Playing blackjack – Selena dives into the story of playing blackjack for the first time. [1:01.19] Novi Sad Bridge Festival – We talk about the Novi Sad Bridge festival happening between April 28th to May 2nd of 2023.  Resources   Connect with Selena LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/selena-pepic/                   bridgewinners.com/profile/selena-pepic/  bridgescanner.com/event/novi-sad-bridge-festival-2023  web.facebook.com/novisadbridge/

Pozdrav i dobro došli u KauzPod, podcast o klimatskoj pravdi, radu i budućnosti. U ovome podcastu razgovaramo o negativnim ekološkim, ekonomskim i društvenim posljedicama našeg trenutnog načina života i rada te koje solidarne alternative već postoje i kako ih možemo nastaviti razvijati. Ja sam Antonela i naš današnji gost je Sara Sušanj, koja radi u udruzi Delta. Delta je organizacija koja se zalaže za osnaživanje građana, građanskih inicijativa i udruga građana. This episode is recorded by our project partners from Škola Dante in Rijeka and had Sara Sušanj from Delta as a guest. Sara talks about her experiences of being children's mayor in Opatija, about what peolpe need to get active in political processes and her hope for the future. Enjoy listening.

This week's episode of the Setting Trick podcast features Kevin Rosenberg, a professional bridge player, and a full-time software engineer. Kevin comes from a family of professional bridge players, with Debbie and Michael Rosenberg as his mother and father. Kevin won the Soloway Knockout Teams in Phoenix and he also earned second place in the Reisinger at the Fall 2022 Phoenix NABC. He is a multi-time winner of the Youth World Open Championships (2022 Salsomagiorre, 2019 Opatija, 2017 Lyon). In this episode, we discussed getting stars from BBO, teaching bridge for beginners, Kevin's thoughts on having parents who are world-class bridge players, impressive partnerships that Kevin came across, and more.   [02:12] BBO Star – Starting the conversation, Kevin shares how he got a star on Bridge Base Online (BBO).  [13:42] Teaching Bridge – Kevin explains what he mostly focuses on when he teaches bridge. Further, he shares why engagement among beginners is not a huge issue in bridge playing.  [33:35] Junior Trials – Kevin started junior trials in 2014. He shares some of his junior trial experiences with us.  [45:46] Experiences in Australia – Kevin shares why he likes Australia and how he met a lot of bridge players while he was there.  [57:11] Impressive Partnerships – We discuss Kevin's most impressive partnership that he played against in the recent bridge tournament.    Connect with Kevin bridgewinners.com/profile/kevin-rosenberg

Inspired by Rory's Christmas Show for the City of Lake Charles, and our drive home through Newport, TX, We got inspired to dive into the cities that become known for their Christmas festivities. Wherever you live or ROAM, dive into what your area cities have to offer for the holidays. Events,  Markets and Decor all contribute to the magic of the season.For lights, decor and Christmas Markets, London; Budapest; Opatija  and Zagreb  in Croatia;  Vilnius, Lithuania; Salerno, Italy; Vienna, Austria; Gdansk, Poland; Durango, CO; Newport Beach, CA; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Prague Czech Republic; Funchal -Madeira Islands, Portugal; Edinburgh, Scotland; Malaga and Madrid Spain, Opryland Hotel in Nashville!San Antonio, Texasand especially......7. Tallinn, Estonia6. Williamsburg, Virginia5.  France : Montbeliard, Reims & Nice France, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, and Esp.Colmar, France.4. Nuremburg, Germany,3. Santa Claus, Indiana2. Lapland, Finland,1. Bethlehem, West BankVPN:The issue with connecting to any random internet network is that open connections are often vulnerable to cyber-attacks. For one, business and casual travelers alike have no choice but to use open and free networks when the occasion deems it necessary. Putting their devices on shared connection points means a higher risk of discovery by unsavory internet lurkers, with the threat of getting their data exploited or stolen. For those who like to work outside the confines of home or the office, VPN acts as a safeguard against open or semi-open networks like the free Wi-Fi provided by cafes, hotels, libraries and other public spaces.Some countries such as China and Indonesia have blocked popular online streaming sites, and content sites including Netflix and Hulu are region locked. If you would like to access geographically restricted content, VPN is the known key to the digital door.Browse fast & secure from over 90 global locationsStop hackers & other online threats from stealing your dataChange your IP address so you can stay safe onlineUse the internet with your favorite services & platforms Bypass geographic restrictions on websites for streaming audio and video.Save money and find better deals (more on this on our next episode).Binge stream media on Netflix and Hulu.Safeguard yourself from snooping on unsafe Wi-Fi networks.Protect yourself from being spied on.Here's a handful of highly rated companies to get you started shopping so you can see which VPN service is the best fit for you:ProtonVPNNordVPNMozilla  Firefox $3/moExpress VPNCyberghost VPNPrivate Internet Access:

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Support The Daily Gardener Buy Me A Coffee    Connect for FREE! The Friday Newsletter |  Daily Gardener Community   Historical Events 1713 Death of Henry Compton, Bishop of London from 1675 to 1713. Although Henry played an important role in English political and religious circles, his main passion was plants — especially scarce and exotic plants. It was said that Henry relished staying on the fringes of Charles II's court because it gave him more time to devote to his plants and gardens. One of his closest friends was one of the earliest English parson-naturalists, John Ray, who published the first account of North American flora in his Historia Plantarum (1688). Since Henry's role overseeing the Church extended to the American Colonies, Henry was able to get his hands on all the new plant discoveries from the new world. Henry even personally sent a man named John Banister to collect plants for him in Virginia. John is most remembered for sending Henry the Magnolia virginiana and Dodecatheon media. Tragically, John died at 38 after falling from a cliff while exploring the area above James River.  Between his involvement with the top plant explorers and nurseries of his day and his special relationship with the Tradescant family, Henry was able to fully stock his garden at Fulham Palace. This Tudor country house was home to England's clergy for over a millennium. When he was alive, Henry's garden was reputed to have a greater variety of plants than any other garden in England. It featured over 1,000 exotic plants and tropicals, making it one of his time's most popular, envied, and essential gardens. Henry's kitchen garden always grew a great crop of his favorite vegetable: kidney beans. In 1686, even William Penn's Pennsylvania gardener was keen to swap seeds and plants with Henry Compton. History records that Henry felt guilt about the amount of church money he had invested in plants. His collection of trees was also particularly exciting. Henry grew the first Liriodendron tulipifera (the tulip tree), Liquidambar (American Sweetgum) used as a veneer or satinwood in furniture, Acacia, Mahogany, and Maple trees in England. The garden designer Capability Brown found a special inspiration after touring Fulham, and it was there that he first saw the cluster-pin, the ash-maple, the cork oak, the black Virginian walnut, and the honey locust. Henry also grew the first American azalea grown in England, Rhododendron viscosum. Henry even managed to grow the first coffee tree in England with the help of his heated "stove.". In 1698, the Governor of Virginia personally sent Henry a Magnolia virginiana for "his paradise at Fulham." Three hundred years after Henry planted the first Magnolia virginiana grown in Europe at St. Anne's Church, a new tree was planted in the exact same spot to honor the botanical work of Bishop Henry Compton. The Arnold Arboretum at Harvard propagated the Magnolia sapling, and it was hand-delivered by Vi Lort Phillips, a member of the International Dendrology Society. The tree was planted on the 19th of May in 1992 and is already forty years old this year (2022).  St. Anne's Church was special to Henry. He consecrated the grounds in honor of Queen Anne because he had tutored both Princesses Mary and Anne when they were young.   1893 Birth of Miroslav Krleža, Yugoslav and Croatian writer, poet, and cultural influencer. Miroslav's nickname was Fritz, and he is often credited as the greatest Croatian writer of the 20th century. Miroslav believed that Serbs and Croats were one people suffering from two national consciences, which inevitably pitted them against each other. Today three hours west of his hometown of Zagreb, a celebrated statue of Miroslav stands in Opatija above the city's famous Slatina Beach. During WWI, Miroslav wrote in his diary at the Croatian Botanical Garden in Zagreb. The relaxing gardens edge the city railroad tracks before blending into the native grass and forestlands that feather the countryside. Although Miroslav found the garden suitable for writing, he dismissed its beauty and criticized it as a "boring second-rate cemetery."  Miroslav served in the same regiment as Yugoslavian communist dictator Tito during the war, but the two men didn't become lifelong friends until 1937. Tito protected Krleža from pressures in his party. Tito once told him, I know you're an old liberal and that you disagree with me on many things, but I wouldn't want to lose you.   In 1938, Miroslav wrote On the Edge of Reason - an instant classic about human nature, hypocrisy, conformism, and stupidity. Miroslav once wrote, There is no justice even among flowers.   1908 Birth of Herbert Rappaport, Austrian-Soviet screenwriter, and film director. Born in Vienna, Herbert first studied law before finding work in the movie business. In 1936, he was invited to help internationalize Soviet Cinema, and he spent the next four decades working as a filmmaker in Russia. Herbert once wrote, I hope that while so many people are out smelling the flowers, someone is taking the time to plant some.   1944 Birth of Manny Steward, American boxer, trainer, and commentator for HBO Boxing. He was known as The Godfather of Detroit Boxing and trained 41 world champion fighters during his long career, including Thomas Hearns, Lennox Lewis, and Wladimir Klitschko. He once wrote, My favorite hobby is being alone. I like to be alone. I also like dancing, fishing, playing poker sometimes and vegetable gardening – corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, I have a big garden every year.   Grow That Garden Library™ Book Recommendation The Gardener's Palette by Jo Thompson This book came out in 2022, and the subtitle is Creating Colour Harmony in the garden. Jo Thompson is one of Britain's leading garden designers, and this is her second book, which was written in conjunction with the Royal Horticultural Society. Well, the title of this book says it all - palettes - masterfully proven gorgeous color combinations for your garden. I've found that the most challenging job about palettes is not picking them but sticking to them. And it's usually when we get into times of color droughts in our garden or hit an excellent garden sale that we break with our palette, and then the garden can slowly devolve into something a little wild and wooly.  That said, if you feel you're ready to make a change and take a more disciplined approach to what you plant in your flower garden, then Jo's book will be a fantastic resource. Jo is a color master - a purveyor of color palettes. She serves up 100 palette options and then identifies the plants you should be scouting to make your palette a reality. The photos in this book are incredibly inspiring and beautifully illustrate why the colors work so well together in a garden. Garden's Illustrated recently shared Jo's top five favorite color combos. Her picks included the following: Tutti Fruitti is bright magentas, and fizzing oranges delight as they catch the eye. Sherberts offers mouthwatering sherbet colors work softly with each other to create a feel that at the same time both look backward and forwards, bringing with their soft tones both familiarity and excitement. Wine, peach, and coral is a combination of colors that work together and create surprising harmony due to the surprising tones that they share deep within their petals. Pink is a garden classic. This shade resonates in the memory. Soft and pretty, elegant, a color that stops us in our tracks. Green & White: Green and white is the freshness of morning light, the elegance of midday light, and the serenity of the light in the evening. A gentle palette that is timeless in its appeal.   This book is 388-pages of 100 different palette options for your garden, along with beautifully inspiring images, plant selections, and Jo's personal design preferences and tips. You can get a copy of The Gardener's Palette by Jo Thompson and support the show using the Amazon link in today's show notes for around $40.   Botanic Spark 1907 Birth of Robert Heinlein, American science-fiction writer. Robert is remembered for his classic book, Stranger in a Strange Land (1961). Robert wrote many wonderful euphemisms, like this humorous quote, Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea.   But Robert also appreciated the power and beauty of nature. In Time Enough for Love (1979), Robert wrote, Money is a powerful aphrodisiac. But flowers work almost as well.   In The Cat Who Walks Through Walls (1988), Robert wrote, “Butterflies are not insects," Captain John Sterling said soberly. "They are self-propelled flowers."   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener And remember: For a happy, healthy life, garden every day.

In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie Alexander Tauscher mit nach Kroatien an die Adriaküste. Freuen Sie sich auf zwei Orte der Kontraste: Rijeka und Opatija - eine moderne Hafenstadt und ein nobler Badeort. Wir treffen auf eine Mischung aus Italien, Kroatien und Österreich-Ungarn. Livio Karavanic führt uns durch sein Rijeka. Irena Persic Zivadinov baut uns die Brücke nach Opatija und Liliana Stipanic führt uns durch diesen Badeort der K&K-Monarchie. Wir sind an einem Ort, an dem Österreich früher ans Meer grenzte. Andreas Madejski erzählt uns die Geschichte eines legendären Hotels in Opatija, die Geschichte des Hotels Miramar. Wir erinnern an einen großen Musiker dieser Stadt, Ivo Robic und hören Musik von der Klapa Opatija und sprechen mit einem der Sänger, Elvidio. Schließlich erwartet uns eine Fahrt auf einem historischen Schiff von Opatija nach Lovran. Dazu der Klang des Meeres, der Klang Kroatiens und viel Sonne im Herz. Viel Spaß auf dieser Radioreise!

Nocoj se bomo v času in prostoru podali malček v preteklost in se sprehodili po cvetočem glasbenem travniku življenja in dela pevke, ki je že pri rosnih sedemnajstih letih zastopala Jugoslavijo na Pesmi Evrovizije in sicer leta 1970, že leto prej pa je nastopila na festivalu Opatija. Pesmi Ljubi, ljubi, ljubi in Pridi, dala ti bom cvet bosta seveda obvezni, slišali pa bomo še marsikatero zimzeleno. Dobrodušna, zgovorna, iskrena, predvsem pa radoživa Eva Sršen bo v klepetu z Lucijo Grm povedala še kakšno zanimivo, humorno, morda tudi pikro zgodbo s svoje bogate življenjske poti.

Croatia’s Eurovision Nation Final competition, Dora, made its return to Opatija in time for Valentine’s Day. Albina won the ticket to Rotterdam with Tick-Tock, but what about the other songs... LEARN MORE The post

I don’t know which I prefer in February: donuts or Valentine’s Day. Or Dora maybe? Did you follow this year’s live or post festum competition? The incubator of new music today talks about the album 'Dora 2021', which brings all fourteen things performed on the Opatija stage. And today we will be with the HRtop 40 list, we will find out the news from the music scene and be with selected local music. Among us will be, among others, Nina Kraljić, Klapa Rišpet, Marko Tolja and Zdenka Kovačiček feat. Davor Gobac. Track list: Albina - Tick Toc (Universal Music Hrvatska), ToMa - Ocean of Love (Dallas Records), Meri Andraković - Dodiri (Croatia Records), Nina Kraljić - Rijeka (Croatia Records), Marei - Sutra me ne zanima (Menart), Damir Kedžo & Tijana Bogičević - Hram (Croatia Records), Klapa Rišpet - Ajme šta te volin (Hit Records), Vjeko - Neka zvona zvone (Aquarius Records), Marko Tolja - Budi budna (Aquarius Records), Zdenka Kovačiček feat. Davor Gobac - Jaka (Dancing Bear), Tonka & Marijan Ban - Srce se ne predaje (Dallas Records), Noelle feat. ZETZ - Halo (Menart).

#Kvarnerimore      #kimurlaubpodcast #Opatija  Hallo  in der heutigen Folge nehmen wir Euch mit nach Opatija und  erzählen Euch wie Opatija zu dem wurd was es heute ist und  einiges mehr. Viel Spass beim hören.  Ein Dank an das Team  Uschi, Sabine und Kevin vom Reisebüro Europa in   Bedburg/Erft die uns bei der Planung unserer Reisen unterstützen. Weitere Infos zur aktuellen Folge findet Ihr auf unserem Social Media  Kanal bei Facebook unter https://www.facebook.com/Kvarner-i-More-Urlaub-in-Kroatien-Der-Podcast-115040480332903/?view_public_for=115040480332903 Weitere Folgen findet Ihr ebensfalls bei: Spotify Google Podcasts Apple Podcast Amazon Music Youtube Kanal Kvarner i More – Urlaub in Kroatien der Podcast Intro+Outro: www.youtube.com/audiolibrary Soundeffekte: www.zapsplat.com Soundeffekte: www.salamisound.de

Welcome to Croatia!   Our second stop on our tour of the Balkans takes us to Croatia, a beautiful central European country with an archipelago of more than a thousand islands and islets. Sitting on the Adriatic Sea, Croatia borders with Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Slovenia and Montenegro, making it the coastal playground of the region.   More than 4 million people call Croatia home, and millions more flock here all year round -  it's one of the most popular tourist destinations of the former Yugoslavia. And we can see why...   Join us as we travel to Rijeka, Opatija, Rovinj and Pula, with highlights including:   - Where is Croatia?  - Where is Istria? - A brief history - Food glorious Istrian food (truffles!) - Leanne loses is over the bill ($$$$) - Boat trip hacks - Sunsets - City walks   So let's get started!  

Teme: London i Brisel postigli sporazum o Brexitu+++Da li je Nemačkoj potrebno ograničenje brzine na auto-putevima+++Zašto je Opatija medju gradovima sa posebno prijateljskim odnosom prema deci+++Balkanski Kafka - Jeton Neziraj, deramaturg iz Prištine+++Radio Forum možete od ponedjeljka do petka slušati od 18:00-18:30 uživo putem livestream-a na internetu ili od 20:30-21:00 na radiju. Kompletnu emisiju s muzikom možete čuti i kao "audio on demand" kad to poželite ili kao podcast bez muzike.

In today's show we reminisce about our time in western Croatia. We didn't go to the more obvious places like Zagreb and Dubrovnik - instead we opted for the Italian-influenced border towns of Opatija and Rejika. Listen as we chat about: How we looked stupid by getting both town names wrong How lovely the locals are (we were at a BBQ with a family within 72 hours!) The food and wine of the region BONUS: Leanne told off a waiter at a soon-to-be Michelin star restaurant. Let's get started.

In this episode we will be exploring the old world Mediterranean lifestyle of Croatia, as well as some of the many world heritage sites of Greece.Featured Articles:"2019 is the Year to Fall in Love with Croatia"For more information on this destination, please visit: croatia.hr/en-GB"World Heritage Site on the Greek Isles" (10:09)By Maria LisellaFor more information on this destination, please visit: visitgreece.gr

ZORAN PREDIN: glasbenik, pevec, skladatelj, besedilopisec, pisatelj, kantavtor. Piše zbirke besedil, knjige, glasbo za gledališke predstave, filme in TV serije. Prizorišča, na katerih bo obeležil 40-letnico kariere, so: Ljubljana, Maribor, Sežana, Idrija, Domžale; Čakovec, Varaždin ,Opatija, Poreč, Omiš, Biokovo, Split, Zadar, Šibenik, Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Beograd… Ob tem jubileju nastopa s kantavtorskimi koncerti, predstavitvami svojih knjig, s koncerti skupine Lačni Franc in – ne nazadnje, nastopil je tudi v radijskem studiu 13 v oddaji Prva vrsta. V kantavtorski izvedbi, s kitaro in vokalom, smo slišali: Bolj star, bolj nor, Pridi k meni, Praslovan, Čas beži in Čakaj me.

In Europa werden so langsam aber sicher wieder die Sandplätze für die Saison hergerichtet. Der Winter war lang genug, die Hartplätze von den Profis lange genug strapaziert. Es wird Zeit, das Geschehen wieder auf die rote Asche zu verlegen. Auftakt der Istarska Rivijera In der neuen Ausgabe von "Challenger Corner" sprechen Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com und Andreas Thies von Chip & Charge über genau diesen Wechsel auf den roten Sand. In Südosteuropa ist das Wetter schon wieder hervorragend und die ersten Sandplatzturniere können stattfinden. In Porec fand dabei der Auftakt zur "Istarska Rivijera" statt. Porec, Rovinj und Opatija sind die Standorte von drei Turnieren der niedrigsten Klasse der ITF World Tennis Tour. Florian war vor Ort und hat seine Eindrücke und Gespräche von vor Ort mitgebracht. Er sprach mit Branimir Horvat, Turnierdirektor in Porec, über die dieses Jahr eingeführte Pre-Qualifikation. Spieler, die über das Ranking nicht in ein Turnier reinkommen, können in einem Pre-Qualifying nach drei Siegen in das Qualifikationsturnier kommen. Solch ein Pre-Qualifying fand in Porec statt. Und es stellt die Veranstalter vor logistische Herausforderungen. Constantin Schmitz versucht es auf der Tour Außerdem sprach Florian mit Constantin Schmitz und Benjamin Hassan. Mit Schmitz sprach er erst nach dessen Halbfinaleinzug. Schmitz berichtete über das Leben auf der Future-Tour, dass er es jetzt versuchen wird, es als Profi zu schaffen und wo die Schwierigkeiten liegen. Anschließend verlor Schmitz zwar sein Halbfinale, aber mit Partner Benjamin Hassan gewann er das Doppelturnier. Mit beiden sprach Florian nach deren Turniersieg. Im zweiten Teil der Sendung geht es noch um das Challenger in Phoenix, das unter den Challengers ein regelrechtes Einhorn-Dasein fristet. Zwischen Indian Wells und Miami gelegen bietet es auf Challenger-Ebene das beste Feld, das man sich nur wünschen kann. Abschließend sprechen Andreas und Florian noch über Yannick Maden, der sich derzeit anschickt, die notwendigen Punkte zu sammeln, um bei den French Open direkt ins Hauptfeld zu kommen. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten.

In Europa werden so langsam aber sicher wieder die Sandplätze für die Saison hergerichtet. Der Winter war lang genug, die Hartplätze von den Profis lange genug strapaziert. Es wird Zeit, das Geschehen wieder auf die rote Asche zu verlegen. Auftakt der Istarska Rivijera In der neuen Ausgabe von "Challenger Corner" sprechen Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com und Andreas Thies von Chip & Charge über genau diesen Wechsel auf den roten Sand. In Südosteuropa ist das Wetter schon wieder hervorragend und die ersten Sandplatzturniere können stattfinden. In Porec fand dabei der Auftakt zur "Istarska Rivijera" statt. Porec, Rovinj und Opatija sind die Standorte von drei Turnieren der niedrigsten Klasse der ITF World Tennis Tour. Florian war vor Ort und hat seine Eindrücke und Gespräche von vor Ort mitgebracht. Er sprach mit Branimir Horvat, Turnierdirektor in Porec, über die dieses Jahr eingeführte Pre-Qualifikation. Spieler, die über das Ranking nicht in ein Turnier reinkommen, können in einem Pre-Qualifying nach drei Siegen in das Qualifikationsturnier kommen. Solch ein Pre-Qualifying fand in Porec statt. Und es stellt die Veranstalter vor logistische Herausf...

Welcome to the Incubator of the best Croatian music! All our attention was focused on Opatija and music contest called Dora the previous week, so in this episode, of course, we share some time with the winner Roko, but also with Markiz, Franka, Mamuti and Tony Cetinski. Once again, we will review the current situation at national ariplay chart HR Top 40 and listen to hits from the album of the week, which this time belongs to Josipa Lisac. List of the tracks: Roko Blažević – The Dream (Željko Houdek), Kameny feat. Greg - Za tebe (Styx Production/Croatia Records), Mario Huljev – Malo ljubavi (Sipa Music/Menart), Markiz – Tko mi je bio kriv (Croatia Records), Matija Cvek feat. Mladen i Saša od TBF-a - Probudi se (Menart), Josipa Lisac – 1000 razloga (Croatia Records), Boa II feat. Igor Geržina - Tako lijepa 2018 (Menart), Franka – Tajno (Karpo Media), Messi – Mamuti (Dallas Records), Tony Cetinski – Čekam te (Hit Records), Igor Delač – Istina u tami (Croatia Records), Dosh Lee i Jurgen - Jodlanje na travici (Spona Music/Aquarius Records).

V letošnji sezoni bomo v državnem prvenstvu lahko videl tudi novost pri nas, dirkalnike razreda RN4. Darko Peljhan je povzel, kako je bilo na premiernem nastopu s “proto” dirkalnikom na rallyju Opatija, povedal pa mi je tudi, koliko takšnih dirkalnikov bomo lahko v prihodnje videli pri nas, kdaj jih bomo lahko videli in kakšnih oblik oziroma … Preberi več o 003 – Darko Peljhan in dirkalniki razreda RN4 The post 003 – Darko Peljhan in dirkalniki razreda RN4 appeared first on Ta hitri.

In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie Alexander Tauscher mit an die istrische Küste. Freuen Sie sich auf die größte Halbinsel der Adria, auf das nördliche Kroatien. Wir haben Istrien schon mehrfach besucht und widmen uns heute vor allem dem Urlaub direkt am Wasser. Sie erwartet damit eine große Portion Sonne, Strand und Meer. Unsere Tour startet in Opatija. Hier spüren wir einen Hauch der alten K&K-Zeit. Wir erinnern uns außerdem an einen großen Schlagerstar in Deutschland und alle Fans des Eurovision Song Contest kommen auf Ihre Kosten. Oberhalb von Opatija besuchen wir das Restaurant mit dem wohl schönsten Blick auf die gesamte Kvarner Bucht. Südwärts schlängelt sich die kurvenreiche Küstenstraße bis ins einstige Fischerdorf Rabac. Wo zu jugoslawischen Zeiten sozialistische Plattenbauten einen Kontrast zur traumhaften Landschaft bildete, entstand unter anderem das Valamar Girandella Resort. Von da aus umrunden wir die Halbinsel und erreichen das bezaubernde Rovinj. Im Gebrauch solcher Adjek

In dieser Radioreise nimmt Sie Alexander Tauscher mit an die istrische Küste. Freuen Sie sich auf die größte Halbinsel der Adria, auf das nördliche Kroatien. Wir haben Istrien schon mehrfach besucht und widmen uns heute vor allem dem Urlaub direkt am Wasser. Sie erwartet damit eine große Portion Sonne, Strand und Meer. Unsere Tour startet in Opatija. Hier spüren wir einen Hauch der alten K&K-Zeit. Wir erinnern uns außerdem an einen großen Schlagerstar in Deutschland und alle Fans des Eurovision Song Contest kommen auf Ihre Kosten. Oberhalb von Opatija besuchen wir das Restaurant mit dem wohl schönsten Blick auf die gesamte Kvarner Bucht. Südwärts schlängelt sich die kurvenreiche Küstenstraße bis ins einstige Fischerdorf Rabac. Wo zu jugoslawischen Zeiten sozialistische Plattenbauten einen Kontrast zur traumhaften Landschaft bildete, entstand unter anderem das Valamar Girandella Resort. Von da aus umrunden wir die Halbinsel und erreichen das bezaubernde Rovinj. Im Gebrauch solcher Adjek

Mediterranies és el nom de l'últim treball discogràfic d'Albert Sanz, pianista i compositor de jazz, en format de trio. El presentarà el pròxim dijous, 24 de novembre, a les 20 hores al Palau de la Música de València. Estarà acompanyat de Munir Hossn al baix i a la guitarra, i també per Sergio Martínez a les percussions. En el disc, en canvi al baix està Rubén Carles. El flautista i saxofonista de jazz, Jorge Pardo, col·labora interpretant dos temes, només a la flauta. Els temes que han sonat són: 1. Birds Eye; 2. Gratitud; 3. Cant a l'exili; 4. Jo vinc d'un silenci; 5. Si de vora meu un dia (del disc "El paradís de les paraules" de Carles Dénia on col·labora Albert Sanz); 6. El Bienvenido (col·labora Jorge Pardo); 7. Opatija; 8. La Ceremonia (col·labora Jorge Pardo).

Impressionen aus dem Urlaub in Opatija, Rovinj

Impressionen aus dem Urlaub in Opatija, Rovinj

In dieser Radioreise stellt Ihnen Alexander Tauscher die kroatische Halbinsel Istrien vor. Freuen Sie sich auf mediterranen Urlaub mit Sonne, Strand, gutem Wein und gutem Essen. Aber natürlich haben wir viele interessante Geschichten zu bieten: Wir treffen den Bürgermeister der kleinsten Stadt der Welt. Er wird auf eine ganz ungewöhnliche Art und Weise gewählt, Sie erfahren es bei uns. Wir fahren mit einem alten Batana-Boot um Rovinj, die Perle Istriens an der Adria und lauschen in einer urigen Kneipe den Gesängen der Fischer. Auf den Brijuni-Inseln genießen wir die Flora und Fauna und erfahren Geschichten aus der Zeit des großen Tito. In der Arena von Pula tauchen wir in die Zeit der Gladiatoren-Kämpfe ein. Den Hauch der K&K-Zeit erleben wir in Opatija. Dort begegnet uns auch ein Schlagerschnulzen-Sänger der 70-iger Jahre. Ansonsten hören wir viel istrische Folklore, die garantiert im Ohr bleibt. Viel Spaß auf dieser Radioreise!

In dieser Radioreise stellt Ihnen Alexander Tauscher die kroatische Halbinsel Istrien vor. Freuen Sie sich auf mediterranen Urlaub mit Sonne, Strand, gutem Wein und gutem Essen. Aber natürlich haben wir viele interessante Geschichten zu bieten: Wir treffen den Bürgermeister der kleinsten Stadt der Welt. Er wird auf eine ganz ungewöhnliche Art und Weise gewählt, Sie erfahren es bei uns. Wir fahren mit einem alten Batana-Boot um Rovinj, die Perle Istriens an der Adria und lauschen in einer urigen Kneipe den Gesängen der Fischer. Auf den Brijuni-Inseln genießen wir die Flora und Fauna und erfahren Geschichten aus der Zeit des großen Tito. In der Arena von Pula tauchen wir in die Zeit der Gladiatoren-Kämpfe ein. Den Hauch der K&K-Zeit erleben wir in Opatija. Dort begegnet uns auch ein Schlagerschnulzen-Sänger der 70-iger Jahre. Ansonsten hören wir viel istrische Folklore, die garantiert im Ohr bleibt. Viel Spaß auf dieser Radioreise!