The Zagreb City Museum showed the first travel poster of the Croatian capital made in 1911. With the slogan “La belle Croatia” highlighted in capital letters, Zagreb is presented...
Overlooking Krbava field – historically one of Croatia`s most important landscapes, rises the Church of Croatian Martyrs, the largest church in Udbina and a Croatian National Shrine. The church...
International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements and gender equality all over the world, covering everything from political, social, professional and travel accomplishments. Booking.com is celebrating International Women’s Day by...
Ante Starčević, one of the greatest people in Croatian political history, also known as “The Father of all Croats” or “The Father of Homeland” died on this day, February...
The Primorje-Gorski Kotar County plans to significantly enhance its cultural tourism by 2021, owing to the project “The routes of the Frankopans”, designed to revitalise 20 buildings that were...
Hydroelectric power plant Ozalj “Munjara” is the oldest coniferous hydroelectric power plant in Croatia, built and commissioned in 1908 to supply Karlovac lighting. The power plant was built on...
Throughout the 60’s legendary movies about the adventures of the Indian Apache chief Winnetou, based on Karl May’s novels, were filmed in Croatia. Numerous Croatian areas were chosen for...
Castle Bosiljevo – medieval castle owned by family Frankopan is a very important part of Croatian history. Built around 15 century Old Town Bosiljevo had a very turbulent history...
Amateur lady photographer fell in love with Plitvice Lakes, and promises she will return! Szandra Bekei, an amazing photographer originally from Hungary but living in Scotland, decided to visit Plitvice Lakes National...
