File:Opatija ,Croatia in Ultra 4k.webm
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Opatija is a town and municipality in Istria, at the bottom of Kvarner Bay, in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar county of Croatia. At the 2001 census, the municipality had 12,719 inhabitants, 86.85% of them Croats and the city alone had 7,850 inhabitants. The city is 110 km from Trieste in Italy, 200 km from Zagreb (Croatian capital) and 250 km from Venice in Italy .Opatija lies on a vast territory that was inhabited by the Liburnians, an ancient people descendants of the Illyrians . During the Roman period, several cities were founded in the vicinity like Castrum Laureana, the present Lovran. Since 1947, Opatija passes under the sovereignty of the federation of Yugoslavia by the Treaty of Paris. As a result of this, the Italians, whose presence had considerably increased, leave the country. In 1991, the city entered the Republic of Croatia. Today, Opatija is an important tourist center in continuous expansion by the construction of hotels and campsites in its surroundings. Opatija est une ville et une municipalité en Istrie, au fond de la baie de Kvarner, dans le comté de Primorje-Gorski Kotar en Croatie. Au recensement de 2001, la municipalité comptait 12 719 habitants, dont 86,85% étaient des Croates et la seule ville avait 7 850 habitants. La ville se trouve à 110 km de Trieste en Italie, à 200 km de Zagreb (capitale croate) et à 250 km de Venise en Italie. Opatija se trouve sur un vaste territoire habité par les Liburniens, anciens descendants des Illyriens. Au cours de la période romaine, plusieurs villes ont été fondées dans les environs comme Castrum Laureana, le présent Lovran. Depuis 1947, Opatija passe sous la souveraineté de la fédération yougoslave par le traité de Paris. En conséquence, les Italiens, dont la présence avait considérablement augmenté, quittent le pays. En 1991, la ville est entrée en République de Croatie. Aujourd'hui, Opatija est un centre touristique important en expansion continue par la construction d'hôtels et de campings dans ses environs. Musics : Cylinder Two par Chris Zabriskie est protégée par une licence Creative Commons Attribution (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source : http://chriszabriskie.com/cylinders/ Artiste : http://chriszabriskie.com/
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