Europe from Above
Season 6
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Network: National Geographic
Season aired: 2024-06-02
Seasons
Overview
Using the very latest in drone and aerial photographic technology, tour across countries and their seasons, getting a unique view from above.
About This Season
This series of spectacular aerial journeys reveal Europe’s most remarkable regions as they’ve never been seen before. From a record breaking boat lift on the Polish Riviera, to a spectacular New Year torch parade in Great Britain and a Balkan monster’s parade in the mountains of Bulgaria. This all access aerial documentary lays bare the traditions, innovations and engineering breakthroughs that continue to shape these great modern nations today.
Episodes · 6
Iberia
Iberia is a region that consists of Spain, Portugal, Andorra and Gibraltar. Many records exist including longest roller coaster, window cleaning operations, biggest Christmas tree, and biggest floating solar power electricity generator.
Greek Islands
The Greek Islands are an extensive chain of Islands, and attractions include sailing, Santorini's mountainous skyline, a quarry of volcanic glass, and an explosive fireworks festival amongst others.
Great Britain
Castles, canals, tidal rivers, one of a kind woolly cattle, giant wetlands, high speed rail lines, festivals and alternate artists are just a few of the things that makes Great Britain one of the most amazing Islands on earth
Balkans
The Balkans, predominantly mountainous, consists of 12 countries, and is surrounded on the coastline by the Adriatic Sea, the Ionian Sea, the Aegean Sea and the Black Sea. It is a world of architecture, landscapes and traditions.
Polish Riviera
Poland, bordered by Germany and Kaliningrad counts amongst its attractions, a giant container port, an abandoned mega factory and a vibrant Christmas Market.
Lapland
The area known collectively as Lapland has many amazing attractions, including the world's fastest tidal current, a glittering snow village that is built each year, massive ice breaking ships, and an entire village moved by road.
