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The battle between the armies of Roman Emperor Theodosius and usurper Eugenius on 5 and 6 September 394 in the upper Vipava Valley the only event of global historical significance in the entire ancient history of the area. Speaking of its great importance is the large number of mentions in ancient and medieval literature. While a single record sheds light on most of events in military and political history, or by two to three at the most, one comes across a description or at least a mention of the Battle of the Frigidus in most historians of late antiquity who describe the era of Emperor Theodosius. Their descriptions serve as basis for presentations of this event by Byzantine and Western Medieval writers of chronicles and church histories. Despite the large number of reports, a reconstruction of the event that would critically take into account all ancient records on the one hand, and the geographical and strategic characteristics of the battle site on the other, is an exceptionally c

This oriented church, surrounded by the walls of the former cemetery, stands in the middle of the village, on top of a hill north-east of Vipava. Leading to the church are fourteen chapels, representing the Stations of the Cross, built in 1882. At first, they featured oil paintings of the Stations of the Cross, which were commissioned from Simon Ogrin. Between 1986 and 1989, the paintings were replaced by frescoes, the work of Krištof Zupet, while the old Way of the Cross was moved to the filial church of Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted in Log.

This village on the slopes of the Goče Hills consists of three clustered hamlets: the higher-lying Jamški on the northern and Zadnja Vas on the southern side, as well as Srednja Vas, which is overlooked by the mansion. Several littoral-style homesteads from the 18th and 19th centuries with carved architectural elements have been preserved in the settlement. Monument to the 26 Fallen for Freedom The monument stands on the edge of the village in front of the former school building. It is built from carved stones forming a stylized symbol of Mt Triglav, with the names of the fallen engraved in them. It was designed by architect Drago Sevnik and unveiled in 1952. COBENZL MANSION The building complex is partially dug into the hill above the village, it is surrounded by vineyards at its foot, and the forest stretches behind it. It is said that an unfortified medieval palace, built by the Counts of Bogen, stood there as early as in the 12th century, and was home to Leitenburg

One of the features of high-frequency electromagnetic waves used by UHF and TV transmitters is that they diffract on natural obstacles. As Slovenia is mostly mountainous, transmitters must be placed at the highest possible points. This is the difference from medium-wave transmitters, which until the introduction of UHF transmitters were installed exclusively on flat surfaces, in valleys and by the sea. Five basic transmitter centres were set up in Slovenia, specifically at Krvavec, Kum, Pohorje, Plešivec and Nanos. All these centres were built in the early 1960s and, with the help of a converter network, almost 100% of the populated areas were covered with their signal. Panorama First UHF audibility measurements in the area where the Nanos transmission centre stands today were made in 1953-1954. Since a large part of the Primorska and Notranjska regions can be covered from Nanos, Slovenian radio UHF programmes started to be broadcast in 1955, and Italian television programmes i

COBENZL MANSION The building complex is partially dug into the hill above the village, it is surrounded by vineyards at its foot, and the forest stretches behind it. It is said that an unfortified medieval palace, built by the Counts of Bogen, stood there as early as in the 12th century, and was home to Leitenburg ministeriales, after whom the place was named. At the beginning of the 13th century, the estate was inherited by the Counts of Andechs, and after 1228 it became the property of the patriarchs of Aquileia. In 1351 they left it to the Habsburgs, who in 1399 granted it to the Lords of Walsee. In 1472 the estate became the property of the provincial prince, and in the second half of the 16th century it was first leased, and then owned by the Cobenzl family. The current mansion was commissioned in 1675 by Janez Filip Cobenzl. There was also a chapel of the Passion of Jesus in the main building. After the extinction of the family in 1810, the estate was inherited by Count Michael

The place is mentioned as early as the 13th century as the seat of the estate of the patriarchs of Aquileia. Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque portals and window frames can still be found on the houses. Tabor It stands in the remote hamlet of Tabor on top of a pointed hill that is very difficult to reach. It is said that a castle of the Patriarch of Aquileia used to stand at the site of the present-day Tabor, which is mentioned in 1351 as Castrum montis sancti Michaelis; at that time the Patriarch of Aquileia is said to have granted the castle to Albert II, Duke of Austria. It was probably built at the same time as Vipava Castle, at the beginning or in the first half of the 12th century. In addition to the castle, also mentioned in 1275 is the Church of St. Michael; the patrocinium indicates the existence of older fortifications. In the first half of the 14th century, the castle was granted as a fief, and around 1342 it is said to have been sold by vassals from Aquileia to the Habsburg

Guest House Nanos offers air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony. The holiday home features a terrace with mountain views, 2 bedrooms, a living room, a flat-screen TV, an equipped kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, and 1 bathroom with a shower. There is also a children’s playground and a sun terrace.

Apartment Slap has a big garden and a terrace. This charming apartment for travelers with children offers accommodation with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. It also has a balcony, 2 bedrooms, a living room and a well-equipped kitchen. Includes a bathroom with shower.

TEL .: 00386 (0) 41 750 704 Pizzeria Anja also offers accommodation - TEA rooms. There are three rooms, each with a maximum of five beds, all rooms are equipped with shower, toilet. Guests also have access to a place "by the fireplace" and a large, summer garden. When renting a room for a longer period, it is possible to agree on more favorable prices.

This three-bedroom apartment is located in the village of Podnanos. The apartments have a terrace overlooking the garden, Wi-Fi, TV and air conditioning.

tel: +386 (0) 41 432 505 The holiday house Slavi is located 3 km away from Vipava, on the way to Štanjel. The quiet location at the beginning of the village, surrounded by vineyards, is just right for relaxation and a great starting point for trips in all directions, for hiking, biking or longer trips by car. The house is a separate unit 32m2, studio, ideal for two people. The fully equipped kitchen, dining room and living room have rooms and bathrooms separated by a partition. In front of the house there is a garden furniture and a deck chair to enjoy among the abundance of plants. The house is equipped with air conditioning and wi-fi. A barbecue is also available.

Apartment Slavi is located in the village Manče, 3km far from Vipava, on the way to Štanjel. The quiet location at the beginning of the village, surrounded by vineyards, is the right one for relaxation and a great starting point for trips in all directions, for hiking, biking or longer trips by car. The apartment is a separate unit of 80m2 on two floors. On the ground floor there is a fully equipped kitchen, dining room and living room with TV, bathroom and bedroom with double bed and on the first floor there are two more beds with a smaller bathroom and a library. Each floor has its own air conditioning and the whole apartment has wi-fi. In front of the apartment is a huge terrace with a garden, plants and deck chairs, there is also a barbecue.