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.
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...
Built between the 13th and the 15th century, on the barrow in the middle of the valley, the Drivenik Castle has a unique view on...
Brod na Kupi is a small settlement located in the valley of the upstream Kupa River dominated by a castle from 1651....
This former Pavlin monastery, built near the mouth of the Dubračina River and located next to a medieval church at the very center of Crikvenica,...
This charming town was named after the hill close to Rijeka. Kastav has a beautiful historical town centre and it is a home to many...
Explore the karst landscape and untouched nature while driving roads on the island of Krk....
