Lush Ljubljana, Perfect Piran - Slovenia's Capital And Coast | Next Stop Everywhere

[@markoarko....]

Slovenia ✌️🇸🇮

[@moonbeammagic7499]

I’ve watched about four of your videos so far and I love them so much. Thank you for sharing, for your relaxed friendly vibes, and for giving us such beautiful views and so much history too. I’ve had many “Wow’s” and it’s just really awesome to see what’s out there in these European countries I’ve never been to. I want to do what you’re doing… And it’s also really amazing you’re doing it during Covid. Here in California, we’re under stay at home orders again. I’m not really thinking about flying anywhere for another year. I found your Lithuanian video first because my great grandparents immigrated from Vilnius and I wanted to see some views of their old home. Thanks! Happy travels!

[@gediminasmurauskas7817]

Another well-crafted video with amazing sights and sounds and informative content! I thoroughly enjoyed this one, like the others before! Thanks for sharing the beauty and uniqueness of Slovenia with us, Sam and Claire!!!

[@annemarsden2323]

As per normal another brilliant video full of great information and wonderful scenery 🥂

[@MrStarkiller17]

Nice video. Hello from Piran :). I am glad you enjoyed visiting Slovenia.

[@zem6217]

Congratulations on a very unique and informative video.

[@nmas2956]

Hi guy's Thanks for all the wonderful videos and insights (& banter)! on all your travels this year - I've really enjoyed them - have a great Christmas and all the very best wishes for the new year to you and everyone - let's hope 2021 will be better on many levels!!! Cheers Nick

[@gregrefon]

That waterfall roars when in the spring the snow on the mountains start to thaw,. You can feel it in your guts standing there. I'd say It is about 70 times bigger as far as water flow goes.

[@nino96able]

Greetings from Slovenia! I’m glad you enjoyed our country. Please also go to our neighbours Croatia and Hungary 😘😘😘 You don’t want to miss Budapest duh 😋 amazing food there and sightseeings. Croatia offers beautiful coastline and lakes. You shouldn’t miss Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Park. The best thing that ever happened to me is Dubrovnik and Lokrum Isle. Love you for your dedication to travel 😁

[@travel_nature_and_life]

Very interesting video, as usual. very pleasant to watch.

[@HitchUpAndTow]

Another great video, thanks for sharing

[@samoinborut1339]

So interesting.

[@HintonTheTrail]

Okay, the Vicos robot looks suspiciously like a low-tech version of Johnny 5 from "Short Circuit". Interesting. You guys have had such an amazing journey and done an awesome job of taking your viewers along with you. We're hoping 2021 opens new doors (borders) for you to continue the adventures. Stay safe and healthy! -Chris & Suzannah

[@MrFoxRobert]

Thank you!

[@dejantrifkovic9670]

Correction. The vehicles were not owned by Tito, but were owned by federal protocol servise. Tito, od course, used them.

[@kozorok]

very important difference ;)

[@gregrefon]

Find me when you come to Ljubljana again. You lovely lovely geeks. Same handle on FB

[@matejmatej3554]

Slovenia was superior in Yugoslavia most advanced in Yugoslavia so it was just a matter of time when Slovenia will succeed from the rest of Yugoslavia it was known from the start Slovenia did not belong to less developed Yugoslavia

[@davidetoffoletto9981]

Pirano doesn't look Slovenia because the city until 1954 used to be an Italian city, inhabitated by Venetian people for over 2000 years. Slovenians only arrived when the city falled under Slav occupation at the end of WWII when the 99% of the population was Italian and forced to exodus with violence

[@DzeryB]

Not really the case There were venetians between 1283 to 1797,.. It was also under Napoleon, under Franks, before that it was under Holy Roman Empire, then in Austria-Hungarian empire, then after the First World War it was Italian until the Second World War, when the Axis power (Germany, Italy And Japan) lost against the Allies. After the war it was agreed in London to be annexed to Yugoslavia, and majority of Italian population moved away since they didn’t war to live under the Socialist rule (which I don’t blame them), some were also forced or were not welcomed any more, the same as with Slovenians in Trieste, where majority had to leave. so it is not all black and white and it is history...

[@DamianP-n7b]

What about 20+ years of fascist violence against Slovenes and Croats? That never happened, right?

[@davidetoffoletto9981]

@@DamianP-n7b they were right

[@DamianP-n7b]

@@davidetoffoletto9981 who they?