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Roman history of Hajdina
Around 15 BC the Romans arrived to the region and built a military camp of Legio VIII Augustae along the Amber road. In 69 AD the area is mentioned by the Roman historian Tacit in connection with the election of Vespasian to emperor. The camp had a water supply system built by the Legio XIII Gemina. The urban suburbs of Poetovio, namely in the business-religious residential area vicus Fortunae, were the headquarters of Illyrian customs and temples, among which the most well known are Mithras temples I and II, and the temple of Nutrices. The early-Christian church was led by the bishop Victorin of Ptuj at the end of the 3rd century. Roman graves were aligned on both sides of the actual road leading to the village of Pragersko.
A graveyard established in the early Middle Ages was still in use in the 10th century.
Funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU
The Municipality of Hajdina has received a decision from the Ministry of the Economy, Tourism and Sport approving the co-financing of the Fortuna Hajdina project, which the Municipality submitted to the public call for co-financing investments in public and shared tourist infrastructure and natural attractions in tourist destinations. The approved co-financing amounts to EUR 335,311.54, while the total estimated value of the project is EUR 518,929.06 (excluding VAT).
Source of funding:
Recovery and Resilience Plan, Development Area C3: Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive Growth, Component K11: Sustainable Development of Slovenian Tourism, including Cultural Heritage, and Investment IC: Sustainable Development of Public and Shared Tourist Infrastructure and Natural Attractions in Tourist Destinations.
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EU Funds Portal: www.evropskasredstva.si