Krk takes much pride in being one of three Croatian towns with the longest city walls built in the 1st century BC during Illyrian times. Due to tumultuous history, the city walls were destroyed and reconstructed many times and today they stand as a monument to the region’s great history.
Built in the late 19th century, modernized on several occasions (the last modernisation took place after WWII), located on Milutin Barač Street, also known as...
Unije is the westernmost Croatian island permanently inhabited. It belongs to the archipelago between the islands of Cres and Lošinj. The island has only one...
Omišalj is a small coastal town whose old core is located at an altitude of 85 meters above sea, built on a cliff overlooking the...
Located on the edge of the mountain ridges above the island and the sea, with a spectacular panorama of 360 degrees. Renovation brought back it's...
Located on the solitary side of Vošćica at the north of the island of Krk. The rustic lighthouse building was built in the 19th century...
A small, old coastal town in the southwest of the island. Characterised by narrow streets, even in the summer months it keeps its calm atmosphere,...
