Three northern Croatian counties will implement the “100 Castles in Northern Croatia” project over the next three years, the Varazdin County Tourism Board said on Monday after an agreement was signed to join the projects. The agreement was signed by Krapina-Zagorje County prefect Zeljko Kolar, Medjimurje County prefect Matija...
Urgent repairs are to be carried out at four castles in Karlovac County because the municipalities of Cetingrad, Rakovica, Bosiljevo and Josipdol are now official owners of old towns in their area – Cetin, Modruš, Drežnik and Bosiljevo Castle. The owners will have to set aside about 70-80 million euros...
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Three northern Croatian counties will implement the “100 Castles in Northern Croatia” project over the next three years, the Varazdin County Tourism Board said on Monday after an agreement was signed to join the projects. The agreement was signed by Krapina-Zagorje County prefect Zeljko Kolar, Medjimurje County prefect Matija...
Urgent repairs are to be carried out at four castles in Karlovac County because the municipalities of Cetingrad, Rakovica, Bosiljevo and Josipdol are now official owners of old towns in their area – Cetin, Modruš, Drežnik and Bosiljevo Castle. The owners will have to set aside about 70-80 million euros...