Drone in Tvrdošín, 12th Century Slovakian town [Slovakia in 4K 60fps]

Tvrdošín, the last Slovak town on the border to Poland. ( 12km) The name Tvrdosin is of ancient Slavic origin and dates back to the prehistoric era. The territory of Tvrdošín was colonized since prehistory. The Zobor Charter, dating back to the year 1111, records Tvrdošín under the names Toarsin and Doardi. The Charter of the King Belo IV dated 11 August 1265, unmistakedly identifies the town as Toardosina. In 1361, the town was given privileges by the King Ludovit pertaining to royal towns. In the 18th century, the inhabitants of Tvrdošín obtained their livelihood from agriculture and cattle breeding and in this century, the town was considered to be a town of linen-makers. In 1777 Tvrdošín became the centre of a district. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were efforts to establish industrial enterprises. In 1909, a plant for making buttons was built there. At the end of 1922 the district of Tvrdošín had been abolished, consequently, bad development the town. Source: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Tvrdo%...