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Eventful September in Baranja – Over 15,000 Visitors Expected
As Glas Slavonije writes, since the beginning of the year, more than 13,000 tourists visited Baranja, accounting for approximately 23,000 ...
Contents of a Slavonian Easter Basket: From Eggs to Green Onions
With Lent being over on Palm Sunday, Holy Week and the final days before Easter have begun. Of course, that means ...
Traditional Festivities in Slavonia – Unmissable Events
When reviewing the list of festivities in Croatia, a tourist or even a Croatian citizen, is shocked by the variety ...
Planting Traditions in Slavonia: What Slavonians Like to Cultivate
Saint Patrick’s Day doesn’t hold particular importance in Croatia, except for the name day that people with a similar name ...
Poetry As Preservation of Slavonian Cultural Heritage and Tradition
We spoke with Željko in his home in the small village of Cerić, which is located near Vinkovci and has ...
Carnival in Eastern Slavonia: February Masquerade Traditions (Part II) – The Food
Even though it was mentioned in the previous article that the roots of Carnival and Masquerade don’t have anything to ...
Carnival in Eastern Slavonia: An Intro to February Masquerade Traditions (Part I)
The Carnival (Poklade) is a calendar custom between the Epiphany (January 6) and Lent (Korizma). It is marked by masked ...
Ivo Pilar Social Research Institute Expanding Scientific Cooperation in Sarajevo (BiH)
The Ivo Pilar Social Research Institute, active as always, continues to expand its cooperation on scientifically explain social issues (symbolically ...
First Croatian Olive Oil for Children – Brachia Kids
There’s no denying that Croatian olive oil is second to none, and we’re not the only ones who think it. ...
Dalmatian Students to Uphold Klapa Traditions in Zagreb
Far from the calm yet rugged shores of Dalmatia in the Croatian capital of Zagreb, Dalmatian students are set to ...
