The common history, which dates back to the early Middle Ages and continues through the unification of Bohemia with Carniola under Přemysl Otakar II, and later through Barbara of Celje as Queen of Bohemia, to the 400 years of the common state under the Habsburg crown, has resulted that linguistically related nations have grown closer culturally, politically and socially, and have had a profound influence on each other.

This exhibition reminds us of the traces that Czechs left in Slovenia.

As a teaser, please find enclosed a link to the video:

Czech traces in Ljubljana (An exploration of the remarkable traces left by Czech architects) prepared by the Czech Embassy.