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2nd August: Imotski Celebrates 300 Years
On the 2nd of August, 2017, Imotski will mark 300 years of liberating the town from the Ottoman Empire.
Two New UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Zadar and Šibenik Fortresses: A Closer Look
Zadar’s defense walls and Sibenik’s St. Nicholas Fortress are the latest Croatian additions to join the famed list, let’s take ...
Beech Forest in Croatian National Parks Joins UNESCO World Heritage Site
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee was held from July 2-12, 2017 in Krakow, Poland.
Primeval Beech Forests of Northern Velebit and Paklenica National Parks Make the UNESCO List
Croatia was added by extending the existing list of Primeval Beech Forests, which now includes 12 countries
It’s Official – Zadar and Šibenik Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
Congratulations, Zadar and Šibenik!
The UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Croatia – Bećarac
TCN’s Filipa Marušić delves deeper into more of Croatia’s UNESCO Intangible Heritage, this time heading to Eastern Croatia…
UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Croatia – Two Part Singing and Playing on Istrian Scale
Two part singing in the Istrian scale is a complex style of folk music based on the two-part singing of ...
Rovinj Gets UNESCO Certificate for Eco-museum Batana
We recently wrote about the Eco-museum Batana in Rovinj, a project dedicated to preserving traditional fishing batana boats as valuable local cultural ...
554th Anniversary of Revelin Fortress
More than just a nightclub. What do you really know about Dubrovnik’s famous Revelin Fortress?
A Demographic Catastrophe: Fewer and Fewer Residents in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is seeing its permanent resident list lose numbers, fast…
