and we got an e-mail one of our viewers sent and a vacation video from dubrovnik crew a shot. but the first thing i'm going to do is cross the bridge it's over four hundred fifty metres long and a terrifying one hundred metres above the dam and river. it weighs some one hundred twenty tons and it's firmly anchored in the cliffs on either side. it can feel pretty shaky up here on windy days. but no doubt about it the view is spectacular. and if you're daring you can fly over the water on a ship line. no way i'm missing out on that. before i leave to go and catch a bird's eye glimpse of all this you guys get less frightening overview of the area and you can see the hearts is full of surprises. the huts mountain range extends across parts of three german states sex any sex any unhurt and. many hike is a draw into the areas wild and dramatic nature like here in the board if eddie. visit is can take the cable car to arrive at one of the region's most popular destinations. the hexan tons bill which just onslow. this used to be the size of pagan ceremonies legend has it that which is

in the town of so as drug some ninety kilometers north of dubrovnik i need a cell phone h. and her donations are about to visit an old franciscan monastery a painting here dating back to seventeen ten shows a scene with film ations. the croatian see this as important proof that the dog comes from this region of. the word yet on lot they were bred in del mesa in there primarily in the dubrovnik region and the inhabitants were seafarers and traders who successfully exported dalmatians all over the world to india for example because the dogs were so versatile. and all they were often presented as gifts to me thanks to their beauty and elegance and they reached northern europe by land in france and england they were bred for many years and were used as carriage dogs. that's what. celebrities like the beatles like to be seen with them in new york the escorted firefighters on their calls and became the services mascot. in one nine hundred sixty one disney's animated version of the novel a hundred one dalmatians thrust the breed into the limelight. in one thousand nine hundred six

vacation in croatia thanks for that victor and for showing us around your favorite holiday destination dubrovnik on the adriatic. she would just. stick to. me. to shoot. this. the smallest house in venice is not even three meters wide it was built in seventy nine for a family of ten. very special. and there's the daleks efficient we've got three hundred fifty dollars here some of them herself she was a dressmaker she also sold some of. it how come this family built such a tiny house. for you. to build according to your finances and when the house was finished it was. well they were happy to be able to build within the city walls. and they had burglars back then too it was safer here on the inside. i'm still got a little time to buy a souvenir of my visit the store carries all sorts of delicacies from the region. like venice and salami for instance. not bad. for a liquor made by. maybe we're related. all kinds of herb. and . which is of course. my last stop for the day is benny got what a castle once a mediæval fortress it was converted into a romantic baroque palace in the eighteenth century. wo

though, it's a country of five million and a very popular travel destination, especially zagreb, dubrovnikadriatic coastline. but venture away from the capital down the sava and you come across a lesser—known city. sisak lies on the confluence of three rivers and it's home to croatia's biggest river port. the town of sisak is where the river sava actually becomes wide enough for cargo ships like these to sail downstream to belgrade and serbia, and that's what has made the town such an industrial centre. now, sisak actually has a rich and colourful history but in recent times, it's been characterised as dull and dreary. in fact, most guidebooks don't even mention it. but that is now changing. i am actually the fourth generation born here. and i lived with this town, i grew up with this town, and ijust, you know, when you're reading something about your town, you're reading the bad news and you're thinking "what are you talking about? this is not how it is here." so, last year, dahna and her team set about creating rezthink sisak — an art festival that uses the town's buildings as a canvas f

this case no let's go back in history a bit on this day fifteen years ago russian police raided the dubrovnik a theater in moscow bringing one of the country's most deadly terror attacks in its history to an end hundred thirty people were killed the victims are being remembered outside the theater in the russian capital white balloons have been released as a tribute to every person killed another and dozens of people have been laying flowers and lighting candles to the. two thousand musical theater production nor doest. the performance drew crowds of three years ago as to the city's theater when's the venue was packed with people enjoying the critically acclaimed show. until dozens of mass stormed the building. within minutes hundreds of people would say can hostage you can lead to many children and elderly people spend the next three days trapped in the concert hall deprived of food water medicine. after hours of negotiations that sac is agreed to release forty one people they also allowed some journalists inside and stated their demand an end to the russian military campaign against the isl