Some villages and towns in Croatia have unusual, somewhat funny names, in fact bizarre. One of them is "Krivi Put" ( Wrong Way ), a small village in Lika-Senj County,…
Sibenik, Cremusina and Topolovica are sparsely populated, small villages on Bilogora, a low mountain in central Croatia. By the way, only one person lives in Cremusina. There is an interesting…
This is the Town of Garesnica in central Croatia from the air about fifteen years ago. At that time Garesnica did not have a well-known retail chain and a modern…
"Train in the Snow" is a well-known book for children by the writer Mato Lovrak, born in Veliki Grdjevac, in central Croatia. That is why this train was set up…
The island of Zut is an island in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea, about half an hour by boat from the mainland. There are no roads, cars, electricity…
The horse carriage as a part of continental tourism in Lipik, Western Slavonia. This kind of carriage was so often in the past when there is no cars. Nowadays is…
The Lonja River in Lonjsko Polje Nature Park. Actually, the park is named by the river very popular among nature lovers, especially fishermen, cyclists, and walkers. It's always quiet here,…
The old Ilova riverbed in the Village of Tomašica is home to big predators such as pikes who are waiting for prey under large leaves of water lilies. Of course,…
The Town of Kutina - the most populated place with over twenty thousand residents in the Croatian geographic region Moslavina, central Croatia. Kutina was a village until the chemical industry…