Croatia for children in 2020: Istria (Part 2)
Welcome to the second part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! This one is dedicated to Istria, one of the best regions to visit with children in Croatia. Istria may be the smallest region in the country but it is quite popular with tourists. Pula is the largest...
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Croatia for children in 2020: Dalmatia (Part 1)
Welcome to the first part of Croatia for children in 2020 series! Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus in Croatia and Europe, most of the attractions in the article are temporarily closed as of March 2020. There is no change regarding the events in the...
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A rainy day in Zagreb
Is Zagreb that rainy? Well… yes and no! Zagreb is Europe's 10th wettest capital. The climate is oceanic with significant continental influences and very closely bordering on a humid continental climate (Wikipedia). This means you can experience all four seasons in...
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What to expect from Etnoland in Pakovo Selo
Etnoland is a theme park that brings visitors back to the old days in a typical Dalmatian environment. This family-run historical and cultural site is in Pakovo Selo, just next to the Krka National Park and Sibenik and it is ideal to visit for half a day. It has a...
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3 (unexpected) places in Sibenik your kids will love
Sibenik (Šibenik) in Croatia is getting more and more popular with both couples and families with children. The beaches are awesome, the old town is always exciting, and getting on a boat trip here guarantees fun. However, as a person who knows Sibenik better than my...
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The Love Stories Museum in Dubrovnik – all you need to know
Croatia surprises with several unusual, innovative, and surprising museums across the country. I had the pleasure of visiting the newest addition to that list – the Love Stories Museum in Dubrovnik, which opened doors in the spring of 2018. I tried not to reveal too...
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Dubrovnik is not Croatia
Dubrovnik is the hottest Croatian city for centuries and is on everyone’s bucket travel list. Still, like any other place in the world, Dubrovnik has its disadvantages. I have visited twice and must admit that I am not the biggest fan of Dubrovnik. I don’t think it...
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FroggyLand – museum of… frogs in Split, Croatia
Croatia has some of the most innovative and unique museums in Europe and FroggyLand in Split is one of them. I absolutely recommend checking out this museum of, well, frogs, which will surprise you in the best of ways! About the museum FroggyLand is probably one of...
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Top 8 things to bring back from your summer vacation in Croatia
Here are 8 popular items, souvenirs and food delicacies you would love to bring back with you from your Croatian vacation this summer. These are sold across Croatia and in every summer resort, so plan some extra space in your luggage when going back, because you’ll...
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