Zagreb calls to its embrace
With one of the most beautiful and famous song about Zagreb we remember how appealing was our capital, our beloved Zagreb. Our Zagreb, video by Matko M. Švarc To You,...
Poreč or Parenzo – every year one of the most visited cities in Croatia
Poreč, Croatia, photo by Krešimir Brlić Why is Poreč – one of the most visited cities in Croatia every year? Poreč, or Parenzo, how local Croatian Italians call Poreč, is the...
Rovinj in Istria should be at the top of your list of where to travel in 2020.
Rovinj, photo credit by Maistra Travel Lemming writes it should be at the top of your list of where to travel in 2020. Travel Lemming is a travel blog about...
Feel POSH in Split!
Hotel Posh in Split, photo credit by Hotel Posh Split become more popular for more tourist every year. So in the last few years Split got some great small...
SMILE, you are at Residence Stine
S - Sun and Sea Residence Stine is located in the very heart of Split in the city district called Varoš. This historical part of the city from the late...
Helicopter captain or Laura c’e Croatia Amore
Flying over King's Landing/Dubrovnik or Korčula island, or Hvar is definitely a highlight of your holidays in Croatia. But if you fly with the most beautiful pilot you ever have...
Shpitza of Zagreb
Zagreb, Flower square (5) , by Matko M. Švarc Have you ever heard about Zagreb’s Shpitza? No? No problem. Just make sure that you arrange and plan your stay in...
Grand Park Hotel Rovinj- the new sense of luxury adventure
Grand Park Hotel Rovinj, Istria, Croatia My sense of adventure is very low if we speak of reaching the high mountain peaks, or go to diving among rare and...
Zagreb got a brand new heritage hotel
Zagreb, Croatian capital become home to another amazing hotel in the strictest center of the city. In the last year, there has been much construction work done in the very…
Rovinj -the jewel of Istria
You have stumbled upon the beautiful little city of Rovinj, or Rovigno in its Italian version. Everyone who craves relaxation, amazing and Instagramable scenes as well as colorful and historical...
Zagreb’s history
The prosperity of Baroque and neo-classical architecture left a mark onZagreb that will always remind its citizens of that era but many cultural and political things started to take place...
What’s Zagreb’s history made of? Part 2
In the first article of Zagreb‘s rich history, we introduced you to what was happening there thousands of years ago until the dark medieval ages. Now we move on to…
Stross and summer on Stross
The Strossmayer promenade (Süd-Promenade) is the first public promenade in Zagreb on the southern side of the Upper Town. The Croatian bishop and general of the Artillery Ignjat Gyulay and...
Zagreb’s history is made of….. (A)
As any old and culturally rich city in the world, Zagreb has some serious stories that were crucial in its identity. Whether if its true historical stories or…
Dubrovnik Summer Festival
During summer, various events take place in some of the most prominent cities of the Adriatic coast, and Dubrovnik hosts a cult event for over than 50 years- Dubrovnik Summer...
Hungry for culture? Zagreb has the treats!
The spirit of a city has a lot to do with the culture it carries throughout history as well as the way it preserves its culture and its historic remains…
Zagreb among top travel destinations in Croatia
The statue of Ban Jelačić at main square in Zagreb, photo by Matko M. Švarc The capital of Croatia, Zagreb, is one of the most wanted destinations in Croatia,...
ULTRA FESTIVAL 2018
The sixth year in a row, Split will be hosting the legendary Ultra Europe festival that keeps attracting people from around the world to this fantastic Dalmatian town. This unique…
Osijek- the capital on river Drava
Many people automatically think of the coast and summer vacation while basking in the warm Adriatic sun when they think of Croatia. But that is only a part of Croatia!…
Luxe, hotel with the glittering atmosphere
When you approach Split if you come from inland- you have to know that Split, especially the old city has no hotel at the seaside like you might see in…
Opatija, a spot for glamorous events
Opatija has this spirit inside it that somehow makes it a location that has attracted the members of elite society and those who know what true style and hedonism is....
The importance of Korčula, also know as Korkyra
The Korčula island was under the Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Slavic rule but Greeks had the most significant influence on the culture. Lumbarda psephism, a fragment of the...
Architecture of Opatija
The tourist development of Opatija began in 1844 when a classical “villa Angelina” was built, and tourism experienced a sudden rise after 1880, when the whole area was bought by…
A short history of Opatija
In our introduction to Opatija, a romantic shelter for all those who enjoy beauty, nature, and peace, we gave you a glimpse of what this little coastal town is mainly…
Nikola Bašić – the man with the ideas
A famous architect and author of the famous Sea Organ and Greetings to the Sun found a recipe for ‘urban balancing’ of Croatia. He proposed the formation of a…
Good night chocolate in Monte Mulini
There are a lot of hotels, and in few, I spent some time. But what do we remember? What did I remember? Sometimes it’s staff, or wellness, sometimes it’s nice...
Chocolate Diocletian’s Palace
We literally have a crush on chocolate Splits Diocletian’s Palace – an exclusive souvenir made by Kraš! Kraš is the leading Croatian confectionery producer, but its popularity grows daily and without too…
In famous Roman palace in Split people still live!
Famous Diocletian’s palace in Split is one of the monumental historical sightings not only of Split but of Croatian historical and architectural treasure in general. The built-in transition from 3rdto…
Nikola Bašić – Monument to the Sun
Monument to the Sun or The Greeting to the Sun is an installation in Zadar, a work of a famous architect Nikola Bašić. It is located in Zadar harbor, on…
Sveti Duje – The Europe’s oldest catherdral is in the heart of Dalmatia
All fans of beautiful art know that is rich in sacral architecture from various historical periods which are all breathtaking. But something not many people know is the fact that…
Split. Dalmatia. Croatia. Or If I would have been born in Split I would never leave
Split. Not the word that comes first in your mind. A completely different one. Split. Dalmatia. Croatia. If I would have been born in Split I would never leave. Split...
The most interesting sites in Croatia
Dubrovnik, Croatia, Photo credit by Importanne resorts When your paths take you to Croatia, you’ll probably find yourself a bit confused where to start with all the sightseeing. Luckily for...
Rovinj-Rovigno for all your needs …nice, sunny, historical, easy and lovely
Everybody instantly falls in love with Rovinj On the very western side of the Istrian peninsula, lies a beautiful little town whose every single street looks like a potential background for…
When you see Pazin and Motovun – you’ll think you a are the part of a fairy tale
Pazin and Motovun At first sight, you might think that main Istrian attractions are located on the coastal side, but that’s just the half the truth. In the very middle...
Kings town Nin
NIN, CROATIA Nin is the oldest royal town in Croatia which was also the first capital of the Croatian kings from the 9th century. It is known as the city…
Dubrovnik facts III – FREEDOM IS NOT FOR SALE, NOT EVEN FOR ALL THE RICHES OF THE WORLD
Dubrovnik facts III - selections by Croatian Attractions As we started our less know story about Dubrovnik, it's about time to tell some story about numbers and freedom The total capital...
Šibenik-from a fortress to a lovely Dalmatian city
Šibenik-from a fortress to a lovely Dalmatian city Between Zadar and Split, be sure to stop in a town that is getting in the spotlight of Croatian attractions year by…
Trogir- if the walls of a city could speak…
Trogir- if the walls of a city could speak… Not many cities hold a status of a museum-city, and Trogir is one of those few in the world. Settled very…
Dubrovnik had the first quarantine
Dubrovnik, Croatia, photo by Ivan Vuković Vuka Among many things you might not know about Dubrovnik maybe you'll find some right here.... Dubrovnik had the first quarantine. There have been no major...
Dubrovnik facts selected by Croatian Attractions
Everybody wants to see Dubrovnik, and there are many reasons and all of them are good. Here we have some more ...just to extend your curiosity...You can get much more with...
Dubrovnik – one and only
City of Dubrovnik, located in the south of Croatia, annually arouses more interest among the tourists. The city is certainly one of the most visited holiday destinations in Mediterranean and...
Pula – capital of Istria, home of Romans
The city of Pula, located in the southwest region of the Istrian peninsula, is Istria's administrative center since Roman times. It exists more than 3000 years and was founded on...
DIOCLETIAN’S PALACE IN DALMATIA
Split, Croatia Diocletian’s palace located in Split is surely the most famous ancient attraction in Split because in this area you can find some of best Roman architectural remains. It...
Where to go in Croatia – Croatian Attractions
It is difficult to single out „Where to go in Croatia“ because it is a country with an extremely rich cultural heritage, long tradition of customs with lots of destinations,...
Mali Lošinj – Lussino
Mali Lošinj successfully holds a position of significant maritime, commercial and tourist center. The largest island town on the Adriatic, located on the south side of the island Lošinj, is…
Dubrovnik – one and only
The city of Dubrovnik is at UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites and is definitely a magical holiday destination in it’s the Mediterranean especially famous for it’s Old Town because its…
Salutation to The Sun
Under the name “Monument to the sun” actually stands installation designed by architect Nikola Bašić dedicated to the Sun. It is located in Zadar. To be precise, in Zadar’s seafront….
Amazing Angel nest in Varaždin, Croatia
Old Town of Varaždin is great place to see and walk around enjoying Baroque, Rococo, Classicist and Secessionist houses and villas as well as one of the oldest City Halls…