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Archeological park Divje babe: Where you can find the world’s oldest flute and visit the most powerful energetic point in Slovenia

Nestled in the Slovenian plateau of Šebrelje, the archaeological site of Divje Babe reveals a remarkable story. The village of Šebrelje with its 300 inhabitants is surrounded by a rich history and an up-and-coming tourist industry.

The Church of St John the Baptist marks a powerful energy point where different cultures once lived for over 45,000 years. Below this church lies the Divje Babe cave, where a groundbreaking discovery was made in 1995. Among the remains of Neanderthals, dated to be between 50,000 and 60,000 years old, an unusual flute-like instrument came to light, which is now kept in the Slovenian National Museum.

Guided tours across the Šebrelje plateau invite visitors to explore different cultures, experience the vibrant energy and venture into the cave where this extraordinary artefact was found — a journey that offers a fascinating insight into ancient history and cultures.

Why is it regenerative?

The guided tours offer insights into ancient history and prehistoric cultures that inhabited Slovenia. Promotes historical research and understanding of different civilizations.

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Project partners met in Aveiro on the 14th and 15th of September 2023. It was the perfect opportunity to visit the destination with regenerative glasses on, to understand its many assets but also some of the challenges the destination is facing. Face to face project meetings always provide the partners with the unique opportunity to learn about the work of the hosting partner and get valuable insights about the destination. In this case partners were hosted by the dedicated team of management and tourism professionals of the University of Aveiro who shared a wealth of insights about a city that was new to many of the participants.

The Enforce project is well on track when it comes to the project work plan, which means that after having completed the Best Practice collection of innovative examples about storytelling for regeneration and also the Storyteller’s Guide, partners used the meeting to discuss the development of the Enforce Training Programme.

For the next few months partners will be working on developing the content in line with guidelines provided by the University of Usak, our project partner from Turkey.
The course should be available for piloting in January/February 2024 and will also be available in the partner languages once all translations are finalised.

The ENFORCE team met in the beautiful city of Luxembourg for its kick-off meeting. It took place at the premises of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg (also known as CCIL), which opened its doors to warmly welcome all partners.

The team was aware of the importance of this first meeting and approached it with the same enthusiasm, as it plays an important role in building strong bonds that will contribute to the success of the entire cooperation. With the common goal of building a solid foundation, the participants discussed in depth the first steps required for the project ENFORCE.

During this visit, the project objectives were discussed in depth to ensure that each partner has a comprehensive understanding of the overarching goals. The outcome of the kick-off meeting was extremely satisfying for all partners and generated enthusiasm among the team. It was a success and left everyone inspired and energised.

The journey of ENFORCE has officially begun and with the collective expertise of the committed partners, there is no doubt that it will thrive and achieve remarkable results.

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“The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein”

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