Krk takes much pride in being one of three Croatian towns with the longest city walls built in the 1st century BC during Illyrian times. Due to tumultuous history, the city walls were destroyed and reconstructed many times and today they stand as a monument to the region’s great history.
The renovated Tower of Kvadrac is a witness of the former Frankopan Castle where the acclaimed Law Codex of Vinodol was written in 1228....
The island of Cres is located in the vast Kvarner Bay and it is the largest Adriatic island. Shore is extremely indented with many pebble...
The Old Town (Stari grad) of the Zrinskis, an architectural complex consisting of a Lower and Upper castle, is a real time machine. The Lower...
The town of Rab sits on a narrow sliver of land protruding towards the mainland, bounded by ancient city walls and recognisable by four church...
Remnants of the medieval Grižane Castle are located in the immediate vicinity of eponymous settlement. Although the remnants are scarce, they provide a truly remarkable...
Lošinj is Mediterranean island in Kvarner, artificially divided into two parts by a channel created in the area of Privlaka, where Lošinj is narrowest. The...
