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Finnebassen at Institute of Botany and Botanical Garden by TIME:CODE

We had an honor to invite Finnebassen at gorgeous 166 years old Botanical Garden of Belgrade. Subscribe for more: https://bit.ly/TMCDSUB Full playlist of TIME:CODE events: http://bit.ly/TC-EVENTS Be at our events: https://bit.ly/TIMECODE-MEMBER TIME:CODE Spotify Playlist - https://bit.ly/TC-SPOTIFY Video credits: Artists: Finnebassen Camera Crew: Stefan Momirov, Aleksa Pavlović, Mladen Janković Luka Stojković Drone: Srboljub Stojanović Video Editing & Color: Ivan Ivanović Produced by TIME:CODE Thanks to our partners: Miller Genuine Draft, Ballantines Special thanks to POKRET Concept Store and Institute of Botany and Botanical Garden Technical Support: Pro Light, Soundwave About location: https://jevremovac.bio.bg.ac.rs/home/... ''At Josif Pančić’s proposal, the Botanical Garden was founded in 1874 in Belgrade by the decree of the Ministry of Education and Church Affairs of the Principality of Serbia. Even before the establishment of the institution, Pančić cultivated a small botanical garden in the courtyard of the Lyceum of Belgrade, for the needs of teaching at the Great School, where he taught botany as part of the natural history. After the establishment of the institution, a land was assigned to the Botanical Garden on Dorćol, along the Danube bank, which did not prove to be a good solution due to the proximity of the river and the possibility of being flooded. After the two major floods that occurred in those years and a completely destroyed plant life, Pančić was looking for a better place for the Botanical Garden. Unfortunately, the great naturalist, the hard-working enthusiast and the first director of the first botanical garden in Serbia died in 1888 and did not live to see the Botanical Garden placed safely in a new location. Being aware of the problems Pančić had when raising the first botanical garden in Serbia, in 1889 King Milan Obrenović donated the property he inherited from his grandfather Lord Jevrem Obrenović to the Great School for the purpose of raising the Botanical Garden. The only condition was that the garden was named after his grandfather - Jevremovac. '' For more information about Finnebassen please visit:   / finnebassen     / finnebassen   https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/fi...   / finnebassen   For more information about TIME:CODE please visit: https://thetimecode.com   / timecodeorg     / timecodemusic