It is assumed that the Slavic ancestors of the Slovenes moved to the territory of today's Slovenia in the 6th century and settled there. In the 7th century, the Slavic principality of Karantania was established.
In the course of the next two centuries, Karantania came under Bavarian, then under Franconian domination. In the middle of the tenth century, by the victory of the king and later Emperor Otto I in the Battle of the Lechfeld (near Augsburg) the road for the Eastern colonization of the Holy Roman Empire was free.
The next day was also marked by a further tour into the city of Ljubljana, especially the Street Art with the graffiti on many house and façades, probably due to the many young inhabitants, had aroused our keen interest.
After arriving at the Camper Stop Princeplatz in Visjna Gora, we had a little bit in the place itself, also to explore the extremely attractive solution to reach the center of Ljubljana by train.
After our appointments with our sponsor Fendt-Caravan in Mertingen and the various destinations in Passau and Künzing, which we were able to undertake together with our friend Horst from Kösslarn, so that additional the topics hiking and outdoor tourism in connection with our project work on the Balkans could be discussed.