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Nin - Guides

The early Croatian royal town of Nin is about 15 km away from Zadar. Inhabited for 3000 years, it is an important archaeological locality. There are the remains of the largest ancient temple in the Adriatic, mosaics, a church called the smallest cathedral in the world, a unique romantic period coronation church, the ancient Croatian ship Condura and so on. They all bear witness to the ancient... Read more

City of Zagreb - Guides

Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and it is located in the central continental region with a population of one million. It is one of the leading economic centers and a destination for business, congress and cultural tourism. The first written mention of the city dates back to 1094, when a diocese was founded on Kaptol, while the neighboring Gradec was named a free royal city in 1242. Both of... Read more

Požega - Guides

Požega is the Pearl of the “Golden Valley”, situated in the heart of a basin surrounded by mounts Papuk, Psunj, Krndija, and hills Dilj and Požega. It is a city with a population of 26 403, with an almost 8 century long history, but for whom archeological findings date back even to the early history of mankind. This city is first mentioned in 1227, when Fort Požega was given the title of a... Read more

Zaton - Guides

Zaton is a settlement situated in the bay which bears the same name, at the utmost west end of the Šibenik's Bay into which the river Krka outflows. It is 10 km away from Šibenik. Zaton existed already in the 15th century. Old burial grounds from the 6th until the 1st century B.C. were discovered near Zaton in the area of Velika Mrdakovica, while the remnants of a settlement of the "gradina"... Read more