Amber Road - Names

Names

  • Croatian: Jantarski put
  • Czech: Jantarová stezka
  • German: Bernsteinstraße
  • Estonian: Merevaigutee
  • Finnish: Meripihkatie
  • French: Route de l'ambre
  • Hungarian: Borostyánút
  • Italian: Via dell'Ambra
  • Latvian: Dzintara Ceļš
  • Lithuanian: Gintaro kelias
  • Polish: Szlak Bursztynowy or Jantarowy Szlak
  • Russian: Янтарный путь
  • Serbian: Ćilibarski put
  • Slovak: Jantárová cesta
  • Slovene: Jantarjeva pot

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