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Portogruaro lies in the east of northern Italy along the banks of the Lemene River. The city was founded in 1140 when a group of fishermen were granted permission to settle here and build a river port. Until 1866, Portoguaro was part of the Austrian Empire, after which it entered the newly unified Kingdom of Italy and began its development and growth. Portogruaro is a city of art and culture. Next to the Gothic, Venetian and Renaissance palaces, there is always a part of the city of Portogruaro waiting to be explored.

Plitvice Lakes is the largest and oldest national park in the Republic of Croatia covering the area of almost 300 square kilometers. Forest vegetation mostly covers the park area. Wide variety of wildlife, as well as some of the rare species inhabit the Park area. The lake system is made up of 16 named lakes, cascading one into the next, ending in impressive waterfalls. All of that makes Plitvice Lakes National Park one of the main attractions in Croatia, bringing more and more visitors every year.

Bohinj is the largest glacial lake in Slovenia (approx. 4km in length). It is located in the Julian Alps and is surrounded by nature. This natural pearl rivals Lake Bled for the title of Slovenia’s most beautiful lake. Visitors are attracted to Lake Bohinj for its unspoiled nature, crystal clear emerald-green water, and relaxed atmosphere. Not yet overwhelmed by mass tourism, Bohinj is a peaceful and relaxing destination spot. Enjoy the stunning scenery by taking the Vogel Cable Car up the mountains for a fantastic lake view. For the adventure lovers, Bohinj has plenty activities to offer including: swimming, canoeing, cycling, and hiking.