TOP 5 from the Adria region: Places where time has stopped

For a long time now, since industrialization, small towns and villages have struggled with the constant emigration of their people along the Adria region. Some to such an extent that as you pass by them you barely find a living soul. Although empty, they somehow still bring excitement to those who visit them occasionally and capture them with their cameras.

In order to bring life back to these places, at least for a short time, this week’s topic TOP 5 is dedicated to them…to places where time has stopped.

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Slovenia

📸 tonymurrayphoto

 

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📸 little.me.98

 

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Croatia

📹 heeleshka

 

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📸 zeljka.bjelic

 

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BosnIa and Herzegovina

📸 analog_always

 

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📸 adria.triptyque

 

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Montenegro

📹 chasingsunsetswithyuki

 

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📸 alx_brgg

 

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Albania

📸 matilde.garbin

 

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📸 jeanphlebodium

 

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In case you didn’t already know, we publish “TOP 5 FROM THE ADRIA REGION” once a week, on Mondays under a certain topic, and you can also follow the TOP 5 list on our Facebook or Instagram story.

WE INVITE you to tag your photos and video content from the Adria region with a “hashtag” (#adriafun)