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Mr.Morgen - Ivo Robić
Who was Ivo Robić? This is the man who introduced American 50’s soft wave music to Croatia.... -
Diving in the Adriatic
People have always been curious to discover the secrets concealed by the sea. We know that the ancient Greeks mastered the techniques diving for sponges and sea snails.... -
Religious Tourism
Religious tourism has a long history in Croatia, since the custom of pilgrimages and visits to sacred sites goes back millennia.... -
Birdwatching Croatia
There are 371 bird species in Croatia, an exceptionally high number for a country of this size. There are 228 nesting species, of which 78 are registered as endangered species in Europe.... -
Art Nouveau in Croatia
History, as they say, is a boring little so-and-so. The name of the game is repetition throughout many walks of life, and art movements are more vulnerable to the closing of the circle than most.... -
Ivan Meštrović
Every country has its national treasures: people or institutions that define that nation; that make it proud or simply make its people a little gladder to be alive than they would have been otherwise.... -
Unesco World Heritage Sites
Diocletian's Palace in Split (Dioklecijanova palača)A quick look at the resplendent view of the palace from the hills surrounding the city will quickly establish why practically any emperor would be more than happy to locate his palace at the site that Diocletian chose for his retirement home.... -
Bambi Molesters
Few Croatian rock bands could truly be said to be masters of their genre. More often than not, local acts end up sounding like Croatian versions of something done better elsewhere.... -
Croatian food
Expectations of Croatian cuisine are usually based around the rich diversity of fresh fish, squid, lobster and shellfish supplied by the Adriatic Sea.... -
Nikola Tesla
The world of physics is an argumentative place – must be all the fumes from the lab. For instance, ... -
European Stork Village
The first storks of spring traditionally arrive around St Joseph's Day (March 19), bringing loads of babies and stuff.... -
Krapina Neanderthal Museum
The new Neanderthal Museum in Krapina opened in February 2010 and is a brilliant day out. Designed by Croatian experts with the assistance of museums, artists and multimedia experts from around the globe, it uses leading-edge technology to create a unique experience.... -
National and Natural parks
For those liking life with a little spice, the landscape of Croatia provides a depth and variety to keep all comers happy....
The Croat
If you are unfamiliar with this portion of Europe get ready for some real fun: the breed is striking in their appearance, and it is no secret that the modelling industry loves to come and steal some all the most beautiful for their own greedy capitalistic purposes. You will first be shocked by the great height of the people, particularly if they originate from the coastal region. Next are the unique facial attributes, curious for the blended Italian and Slavic features. An often heard remark of a visitor is "Holy crap, these are some beautiful people". Holy crap indeed. They are a lithe and svelte breed also, a certain result of again their healthy diet and the vast amount of walking that is integral to their lifestyle. You are likely to fall in love (and be painfully rejected) 3 to 17 times during your weekend visit. The operative word we'll use to describe them is 'natural'.
