06/10/2023The longest and most famous beach in Nin, the Queen beach, which, according to the American Travel Channel, is at the very top of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
05/21/2023This year's cruising season in Rijeka started already on April 15, with the arrival of the ship "Alfa Tour" of operator ID Riva.
05/21/2023
05/14/2023The road that runs along the eastern coast of the Istrian peninsula, on a 157-meter high cliff above the sea, about twenty kilometers from Opatija, is the picturesque town of Brseč. The settlement administratively belongs to the Municipality of Mošćenička Draga.
05/06/2023The Sljeme Tower, one of the symbols of Zagreb, the trademark of Medvednica and the highest point above the Croatian capital, from whose vantage point there is a panoramic view of the entire city and Hrvatsko Zagorje all the way to the Slovenian Alps, is open to the public.
04/30/2023The First May or Labor Day is an international holiday that is celebrated as a memorial to large workers' protests held in Chicago on May 1, 1886. At that time several workers were killed in police clashes and eight workers were sentenced to death. In commemoration of this bloodshed at the 1st International Congress of 1889, it was decided that the Labor Day would be celebrated on 1 May each year.
04/24/2023
02/26/2023World cities such as Lyon, Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Helsinki and St. Petersburg has combined light and sound into special art for a long time, and in 2017 Zagreb joined them. The first Zagreb Light Festival lasting 4 days was held in 7 locations and only one year later it expanded to 19 different locations.
11/23/2022Tourist Board Nin is the winner of the Croatia Prestige awards "Tourist Board of the Year 2022/2023" awarded by Corporate LiveWire, based in Birmingham, Great Britain.
11/18/2022
11/06/2022The popular British newspaper The Telegraph published a list of the 16 'coolest' neighborhoods in Europe. Gruž neighborhood in Dubrovnik was found on that list as the only representative of Croatia, placing it alongside neighborhoods in Amsterdam, Berlin or London.
10/29/2022The Zagreb Cathedral initially suffered an earthquake on March 22, 2020, in the devastating Zagreb earthquake of magnitude 5.5 on the Richter scale when the stone top of the south tower collapsed, and it suffered additional damage in December of the same year, when it suffered damage from the Petrinja earthquake.
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