UNESCO World Heritage in Croatia
List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites with its Cultural Heritage and Natural Heritage includes cultural monuments, monuments of nature, or both cultural and natural
List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites with its Cultural Heritage and Natural Heritage includes cultural monuments, monuments of nature, or both cultural and natural
Virtuoso is one of the most important organizations in the world in the field of luxury travel which hosts annual Virtuoso travel week, and this
The Glagolitic script, also known as Glagolitsa and Azbuka, is the oldest known Slavic alphabet originated in the middle of the 9th century and
Urban legends used to be spread by word of mouth. People love stories, and myths and legends in us spark interest and curiosity. We have
Croatians are huge dog lovers! Almost every household in Croatia owns some pet, and most of them are dogs. But that is no recent trend,
Dreaming of glamping on a private island with crystal clear water, lovely beaches, a piece of chillout music, and the smiling people around you having
Pilgrimage routes in Europe have been a well-known thing for centuries and are a way many people find necessary for their mental, physical and spiritual
The Croatian political system Although Croatia experienced numerous types of governmental organization, Croatia today is a sovereign, democratic state, a republic and a full member
To tell a story of one amazing country is nearly impossible unless you’re trying to write a book. But we could tell you about some
Croatia is currently at one of the top new destinations in the world, which is something we know. This fresh new position in Croatia has
Zoran Milanović is the fifth president of the Republic of Croatia and will hold office for a mandate of five years from February 19th, 2020.
Croatia has 14 national holidays, many of which are based on Catholicism or are associated with a notable milestone in national history. These are non-working
Where is Croatia? One of the most common misconceptions about Croatia is the question of where is Croatia settled. Considering how small Croatia is compared
Documents– Citizens of the EU countries, the U.K., the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand and don’t need visas to visit Croatia. Visitors can visit
Croatian coat of arms is maybe not very recognizable at the first glimpse, but if you recall watching a soccer match with the national team,
Bonton, in general, teaches us about good behavior, communication, decent appearance, polite gestures, etc. It is a part of education, so almost everyone is familiar
Croatia is Gay-Friendly! With certainty, we can say that we are gay-friendly because the list of clubs and bars is growing, and there are also
What kind of climate to expect while staying in Croatia? Are you thinking about spending some good time in Croatia but have no idea what
The Croatian political system Although Croatia experienced numerous types of governmental organization, Croatia today is a sovereign, democratic state, a republic and a full member
We are very curious about what you first associate with Croatia. Is it Croatian checkerboard, a cravat, or colorfully decorated biscuits made of sweet honey
It’s good to know as many information as possible when going abroad, especially in the case of transport. You all know the importance of the
Croatia has 14 national holidays, many of which are based on Catholicism or are associated with a notable milestone in national history. These are non-working
Croatia became a tourist magnet, a real touristic blockbuster. The lovely towns and cities here are made for exploration. The capital of Croatia is Zagreb,