Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards, legendary ski jumper and Olympian, revisited the biggest ski jumping hill in the world, in Planica, Slovenia.
This is the first time Eddie has returned to Slovenia, meeting with old colleagues, press and fans from all over the world. After Planica, Eddie and his family visited Slovenia’s main attractions from Lake Bled, Ljubljana, Postojna Caves, Predjama Castle to the famous Lipizzaner horses and seaside towns of Portoroz and Piran.
Eddie and his family were delighted with the jewels that Slovenia have on offer for the whole family. For more information about Slovenia please visit www.slovenia.info
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