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TOUR OPERATOR HAPPY TOURS Družina Krumpak d.o.o., Ljubljanska cesta 106a, 1230 Domžale, SLOVENIJA T: +386-(0)590-78-200 F: +386-(0)590-78-205 E: [email protected] www.happytours.eu HAPPY TOURS SLOVENIA SLOVENIA CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE CROATIA THE BALKANS ITALY 1 TOUR OPERATOR HAPPY TOURS Družina Krumpak d.o.o., Ljubljanska cesta 106a, 1230 Domžale, SLOVENIJA T: +386-(0)590-78-200 F: +386-(0)590-78-205 E: [email protected] www.happytours.eu SLOVENIA ............................................................................................ 3 SLOVENIA – FROM ALPS TO THE ADRIATIC SEA .............................. 4 SLOVENIA FAMILIARITY TOUR ......................................................... 5 A DELIGHTFUL SLOVENIA ................................................................ 6 A DELIGHTFUL SLOVENIA - IN-DEPTH .............................................. 7 TOUR OF SLOVENIA FOR LADIES ..................................................... 8 ACCOMMODATION ................................................................... 9 SLOVENIA AND THE VICINITY ..................................................................... 11 FIVE COUNTRIES IN SEVEN DAYS ................................................... 11 FOUR COUNTRIES IN SIX DAYS....................................................... 12 EIGHT DAYS IN SLOVENIA & AUSTRIA ........................................... 13 EIGHT DAYS IN SLOVENIA & HUNGARY ......................................... 14 EIGHT DAYS IN SLOVENIA & CZECH ............................................... 15 EIGHT DAYS IN SLOVENIA & CZECH (3N) – WITH FLIGHT ................... 16 CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE ................................................................ 17 CZECH – POLAND - HUNGARY........................................................ 17 VIENNA – SALZBURG – PRAGUE .................................................... 18 PRAGUE-BUDAPEST-VIENNA ........................................................ 19 CROATIA AND SLOVENIA ................................................................... 20 SLOVENIA-CROATIA AND DAY TOUR IN MONTENEGRO ................ 21 CROATIA TOURS ............................................................................ 23 THE BALKANS ........................................................................................ 28 SERBIA, CROATIA AND MONTENEGRO ..................................................... 30 CROATIA, BOSNIA, SERBIA AND HUNGARY .............................................. 32 FROM SOFIA TO BELGRADE, SIBIU, BRASOV AND BUCHAREST ..................... 33 FROM ATHENS, KALAMBAKA, OHRID AND TIRANA TO DUBROVNIK ...................................................................................... 34 ITALY .......................................................................................... 35 ROME- FLORENCE ......................................................................... 35 VENICE – ROME............................................................................. 35 LEARN HOW TO COOK ITALIAN FOOD ................................................... 36 MORE ABOUT SLOVENIA .......................................................................... 39 MULTI ACTIVE HOLIDAY IN SLOVENIA ..................................................... 41 FESTIVALS & EVENTS IN SLOVENIA ................................................ 45 MEDICAL CONGRESS ......................................................................... 49 EUROPE ......................................................................................... 49 AMERICA ....................................................................................... 50 2012 FAIRS IN GERMANY .................................................................. 51 2 TOUR OPERATOR HAPPY TOURS Družina Krumpak d.o.o., Ljubljanska cesta 106a, 1230 Domžale, SLOVENIJA T: +386-(0)590-78-200 F: +386-(0)590-78-205 E: [email protected] www.happytours.eu SLOVENIA 8 nights One of Europe’s best-kept secrets. Mountains and lakes, castles and alpine forests, vineyards and meadows, the mysterious Karst, Mediterranean beach resorts. Lying at a natural hub of European routes at the eastern tip of the Alps, its lovely baroque capital, Ljubljana, is just a three-hour drive from Venice and a three-and-a-half-hour drive from Vienna. Highlights: Ljubljana - decorative footbridges over a willow-shaded river lined with cafes and funky bars, topped by a medieval Castle, with candy-coloured baroque and ornate Art Nouveau architecture. Postojna Cave - one of the most beautiful underground caves in the world. Lipica Studfarm - the original stud farm of the Lipizzaner horses. Piran – an ancient Venetian port town. Bled – a mountain lake with an island, castle and a nearby gorge. Karst – the original Karst, with famous prosciutto, underground caves and much more. Soča - one of the most enchanting European moutain rivers. Proposed Itinerary: A TOUR OF SLOVENIA DAY 1 ARRIVE TO LJUBLJANA Upon arrival to Ljubljana you will be met and taken to your centrally located hotel. For the rest of the day relax or begin your exploration of the Slovenian capital. DAY 2 LJUBLJANA-OTOCEC-KOSTANJEVICA-MOKRICE Depart Ljubljana around noon and drive along the deep green Krka River to Otocec, an island in the middle of the river. Continue to Kostanjevica to visit the castle, with an art gallery, and on to Mokrice for a candle-lit dinner in a castle hotel. DAY 3 MOKRICE-OLIMLJE-ROGATEC-ROGASKA SLATINA Drive north through the Bizeljsko wine region. Enjoy wine tasting at one of the many wineries. Continue to Olimlje and visit one of Europe’s oldest pharmacies, and in Rogatec visit the open-air heritage museum. DAY 4 ROGASKA SLATINA-PTUJ-ZRECE Free morning to explore the lovely parks and trails of this well known health resort. Continue to Ptuj, the oldest town in Slovenia. Visit the well preserved town center and its medieval castle. DAY 5 ZREČE-KAMNIK-BLED-KRANJSKA GORA Morning drive to Logar-Valley, a lovely national park. Visit the Rinka Waterfalls and continue through the picturesque Tuhinje Valley to Kamnik, a romantic little town surrounded by the Alps. Afternoon drive to Bled, the pearl of the Alpine region. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel Kompas in Kranjska Gora, a well-known ski resort near the Austrian-Italian border. DAY 6 KRANJSKA GORA-VRSIC-NOVA GORICA After breakfast, drive over the Vrsic Pass (1611 metres) into the Trenta Valley through which one of the most beautiful European river flows. enjoy the Alpine vistas and visit the WWI museum in Kobarid, holding an impressive collection of the largest Alpine battle in history. On the way to southward through the Soča Valley a short stop at Most na Soči, a lake on the emerald greed alpine river. Dinner with wine tasting in Goriška Brda, one of the most popular wine growing reigions in Slovenia. DAY 7 NOVA GORICA-STANJEL-SKOCJAN CAVES-LIPICA-PIRAN-PORTOROZ This morning is reserved for the Karst region. Walk through a typical Karst village, Stanjel, to visit a farm and see how the famous Slovenian prosciutto (dried ham) is prepared, and taste the regional Teran wine. Continue to Lipica and visit the stud farm, then on to Skocjan to visit the wonders of the Karst underworld, the caves a part of the Unesco heritage since 1986. Afternoon drive to the Slovene coast. Walk through the narrow streets of the picturesque town of Piran, with its strong Venetian influence. DAY 8 PORTOROZ-LJUBLJANA After breakfast, you will be driven back to Ljubljana. The rest of the day is free for last-minute shopping or to visit one of the city’s many museums. DAY 9 LJUBLJANA-END OF TOUR After breakfast transfer to the airport, or continue the tour to one of the neighbouring countries. 3 TOUR OPERATOR HAPPY TOURS Družina Krumpak d.o.o., Ljubljanska cesta 106a, 1230 Domžale, SLOVENIJA T: +386-(0)590-78-200 F: +386-(0)590-78-205 E: [email protected] www.happytours.eu SLOVENIA – FROM ALPS TO THE ADRIATIC SEA 3 nigts DAY1 LJUBLJANA Arrival in Slovenia and first visit the capital city of Slovenia. Some time for exploring the Ljubljana Old Town with its incredible baroque buildings and lively centre. By famous funicular we’ll visit Ljubljana Castle overlooking the City of Dragon and optional river cruise sail along river Ljubljanica. Free or time at leisure in the capital of Slovenia. In the afternoon drive to Lake Bled. A sightseeing tour of Bled features the charming town with the lakeshore and imposing Bled Castle, perched on a cliff high above the lake. We’ll continue the tour to the other Alpine beauty – Lake Bohinj. You will visit the Sheppard’s museum and taste the best Slovenian cheese. Overnight in Bled. DAY2 BLED - KRANJSKA GORA - VRŠIČ PASS – SOČA RIVER CANYON – BRDA From Bled we drive through Radovna River valley towards the largest Slovenian ski resort – Kranjska Gora. We take a short brake. We continue towards the mountain pass Vršič (1611 m), which is located at the center of Triglav National Park. From Vršič, we ascend into the Trenta Valley, home of the well known Soča River. We will visit the spring of the river Soča, which with the blue-green color enchants even the most exacting visitors. Optionaly we propose rafting on one of the most beautiful Alpine rivers. Or mount the cable to Mount Kanin and enjoy the scenic views. For history buffs there’s an award winning museum of the WW1 in Kobarid, featuring a very vivid exhibition of the events that took place during the biggest mountain battle in human history. Overnight in Brda, the well known wine growing region located on the border with Italy. DAY3 KARST
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    POVRATNE DOBE VELIKIH IN MALIH PRETOKOV ZA MERILNA MESTA DRŽAVNEGA HIDROLOŠKEGA MONITORINGA POVRŠINSKIH VODA Sektor za analize in prognoze površinskih voda Urad za hidrologijo in stanje okolje November 2013 Agencija Republike Slovenije za okolje POVRATNE DOBE VELIKIH IN MALIH PRETOKOV Ve čina hidroloških procesov v naravi se zgodi naklju čno, zato je uporaba verjetnostne teorije in matemati čne statistike v hidrologiji neizogibna za reševanje hidroloških problemov in za boljši opis hidroloških procesov. Verjetnost nastopa dolo čenega pojava predstavlja eno izmed najpomembnejših analiz hidroloških podatkov, kjer na podlagi predhodnih dogajanj napovedujemo dogodke v prihodnosti. Vsak napovedan dogodek (pretok) pa ima dolo čeno verjetnost nastopa. Zaradi enostavnosti in lažjega razumevanja v praksi verjetnost nastopa prikazujemo z njeno recipro čno vrednostjo, to je povratno dobo dogodka. Povratna doba je ocena časovnega intervala med dogodki. Pretok s povratno dobo 10 let je koli činska ocena pretoka, ki se v povpre čju pojavi enkrat na 10 let. Pomembno je poudariti, da je pojav dogodka slu čajen, saj se v kronološkem smislu dogodki ne pojavljajo vsakih 10 let, ampak pri čakujemo, da se bo dogodek pojavil 10- krat v 100 letih, ali v povpre čju vsakih 10 let. Povratne dobe smo izra čunali za najve čje letne pretoke (letne visokovodne konice – Qvk) in najmanjše male letne srednje dnevne pretoke (Qnp). Izra čun je narejen za lokacije merilnih mest državnega hidrološkega monitoringa površinskih voda z nizom podatkov vsaj 10 let (slika 1, preglednica 1). V izra čunih so upoštevana razpoložljiva obdobja podatkov do vklju čno leta 2010. Za ra čunanje povratnih dob smo uporabili Pearson III in Log Pearson III porazdelitveni funkciji, ki sta v hidrološki praksi najpogosteje uporabljeni metodi.
  • Development of a New Biotic Index Based on Hyporheic Fauna for Water Quality Determination in Lotic Ecosystems

    Development of a New Biotic Index Based on Hyporheic Fauna for Water Quality Determination in Lotic Ecosystems

    UNIVERSITY OF NOVA GORICA GRADUATE SCHOOL Uroš ŽIBRAT DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW BIOTIC INDEX BASED ON HYPORHEIC FAUNA FOR WATER QUALITY DETERMINATION IN LOTIC ECOSYSTEMS Dissertation Supervisor: prof. dr. Anton Brancelj Nova Gorica 2012 Ţibrat, U.: Development of a new biotic index based on hyporheic fauna for water quality determination in lotic ecosystems. PhD thesis. University of Nova Gorica, Graduate school, 2012 Auch dem Wasser darf es in Kanälen Nie am Laufe, nie an Reine fehlen. J. W. von Goethe II ABSTRACT We assess water quality and the status of water bodies with numerous variables, both abiotic and biotic. Up to date, few water quality assessment and ecoremediation measures took the surface water – groundwater ecotone (i.e. the hyporheic zone) into consideration. We developed a new index based on hyporheic copepod fauna. The copepod biodiversity in the hyporheic of 26 Slovenian rivers, belonging to all five river basins, was assessed, and 49 species, belonging to 6 families were found. Species accumulation curves and richness estimators indicated that our sampling effort was sufficient, all estimates pointed toward a richness of 50 species. Two biodiversity hotspots were identified, but one of them was found to have an uneven species distribution, indicating human-impacted sites. One species (Moraria radovnae) appears to be endemic. Differences in relative abundances of the most common species accounted for most of the differences between river basins. The hyporheic copepod community, combined with an accurate typology and diversity measures, and while considering the limitations of our model, can be used for water quality assessment. The obtained final model is most accurate in mid-range classes, while being inaccurate at extreme values.
  • Phytosociological Analysis of Riverine Forests Along the Sava Bohinjka, Radovna, Učja and Slatenik Rivers in Northwestern Slovenia

    Phytosociological Analysis of Riverine Forests Along the Sava Bohinjka, Radovna, Učja and Slatenik Rivers in Northwestern Slovenia

    PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF RIVERINE FORESTS ALONG THE SAVA BOHINJKA, RADOVNA, UČJA AND SLATENIK RIVERS IN NORTHWESTERN SLOVENIA FITOCENOLOŠKA ANALIZA LOGOV OB SAVI BOHINJKI, RADOVNI, UČJI IN SLATENIKU V SEVEROZAHODNI SLOVENIJI Igor DAKSKOBLER1,2 & Andrej ROZMAN2 ABSTRACT UDC 630*26(497.452):581.9 IZVLEČEK UDK 630*26(497.452):581.9 Phytosociological analysis of riverine forests along the Fitocenološka analiza logov ob Savi Bohinjki, Radovni, Sava Bohinjka, Radovna, Učja and Slatenik Rivers in Učji in Slateniku v severozahodni Sloveniji northwestern Slovenia Po standardni srednjeevropski metodi smo Applying the standard Central-European method we fitocenološko raziskali obrežne gozdove ob rekah Savi Boh- conducted a phytosociological study of riverine forests along injki, Radovni, Učji in potoku Slatenik v severozahodni the rivers Sava Bohinjka, Radovna, Učja and the Slatenik Sloveniji in jih primerjali s podobnimi logi v povodju Soče brook in northwestern Slovenia and compared them to sim- ter v sosednjih državah Hrvaški, Avstriji in Italiji. Na podla- ilar riverine forests in the Soča river basin and the neigh- gi te primerjave smo jih uvrstili v naslednje sintaksone: Sa- bouring countries of Croatia, Austria and Italy. Based on licetum eleagno-purpureae, Salicetum albae, Lamio or- this comparison they were classified into the following syn- valae-Salicetum eleagni (tudi v novo subasociacijo -cari- taxa: Salicetum eleagno-purpureae, Salicetum albae, cetosum eletae) in Lamio orvalae-Alnetum incanae (tudi Lamio orvalae-Salicetum eleagni (also in the new subas- v novi subasociaciji -fraxinetosum excelsioris in -rhamne- sociation -caricetosum eletae) and Lamio orvalae-Alne- tosum fallacis). Opisali smo sukcesivno nadomeščanje tum incanae (also in the new subassociation -fraxineto- (conacijo) združb ob Savi Bohinjki od inicialnih prodišč sum excelsioris and -rhamnetosum fallacis).
  • 63/2005, Uredbeni

    63/2005, Uredbeni

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