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After 40 days of Lent, the holiday of Easter for many means a revival and a new beginning. The celebration of Easter is associated with many symbols and rituals that have lived for several hundred years. The greatest Christian holiday, Easter, is celebrated by all, regardless of religious affiliation, and is celebrated in a family circle, gathered around a rich holiday table.
Let us remember the religious rituals that we normally follow during the Holy Week and Easter.
The Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, and one of the customs that unites religion and nature is washing the face with water containing flower petals and a variety of herbs. It is custom to bring branches of olive tree to the Holy Mass for blessing.

During the Holy Week, the custom of tidying up and cleaning the house and going to church to confession has been cherished since ancient times in order to symbolically purify the soul, according to Christian tradition. In most rural parts of Croatia, during the Holy Week, church bells did not ring, only household chores were done and no people went to the fields. In some parts of northwestern Croatia, even today, after waking up at dawn, an Easter bonfire is lit, the so-called vuzmenka made of pine trees or pyramids made of logs, and in Dalmatia rattles are made.
What they all have in common is the preparation for the arrival of Easter during the the Holy Threeday, the blessing of food, the coloring of Easter eggs and the fasting and preparation of meat and fish specialties. On the Holy Saturday or early Easter morning, believers bring food to the church for blessing to share with their family later. The children picked grass the day before Easter and used it to make nests in which parents would leave presents during the night.

On Easter Friday in Dalmatia, gilthead sea bream, hake, octopus and squid are prepared, along with the inevitable vegetables and boiled potatoes. Chickpea maneštra and white cod have been served in Istria since ancient times.

Easter eggs are decorated with various techniques, and in the past natural colors were used for coloring; red from the peel of red onion, beetroot or chicory, black from the berries of elderberry, mulberry or soot, spinach, leek or nettle for green, and dark brown from oak bark. Waxing is very common too.

On Easter Day, in most Croatian cities, cooked ham, eggs, spring onions, cottage cheese and radishes will be on the holiday table. In Slavonia, the team will be joined by a French salad, dedicated bread and kulen. In Zagorje, traditional bread is baked in which ham is cooked. For the main course, there will be turkey with grinders on the table. In Istria, prosciutto, or traditionally sauerkraut with meat and fuži, will be served with eggs and pint. In Dalmatia, he will serve roast lamb with spring onions and ham in bread.

On Easter Sunday and throughout the Easter season, among the main attractions are the tastefully decorated Croatian Easter eggs known as "Easter eggs". In the past, young men often gave Easter eggs to young girls, but today they are usually exchanged between friends and family. Croatian Easter eggs knock on each other to see whose egg will remain whole.
Cities all over Croatia decorate their squares and streets with Easter decorations; Easter bunny, his house, colorful Easter eggs, nests with colorful Easter eggs, chickens, paths, bridges and other attractions, and many of the Easter eggs in supernatural size can be seen on city streets and squares, various exhibitions of Easter eggs.


Webcam view at Croatian patriot square and Park of King Tomislav. The webcam is located on the Frankopan Castle where the Native Museum is located. King Tomislav Park is the main town gathering place where many events, concerts, workshops and all major events in the city are held. There is a monument to King Tomislav in the park, made on the thousand anniversary of the kingdom, and there is also the Parish church of the Exaltation of St. Crisis.

Street Stradun or Placa how is called by Dubrovnik people, is the main street of the town, the vibrant street you need to visit if you want to feel the spirit of the city. If you did not walk through Stradun, you were not even in Dubrovnik - there is a famous proverb about this street. It is 298 meters long and it can be easily walked for ten minutes of light walk, but for Dubrovnik people it is the longest street in the world where everybody knows and greets everybody, comments on daily events

View from the bell tower of the parish church St. Jurja at the same name square and the center of Povljana and a children's playground. Here are all important events taking place, and in the heart of the tourist season, here you can watch the concerts or the performances of the traditional dances of the Pag's folk costumes.

A view of King Tomislav Square, the main square of this lovely continental town. When you see just this part of the city, it is very clear why Daruvar carries the title of the most landscaped small town in continental Croatia.

View of the center of a unique place in Hrvatsko Zagorje - Bednja. That is the place where the greenery, the landscape and the sights are perfectly connected, and the beautiful church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary located on a small hill above the Bednja valley actually shows that. What makes the Bednja parish church special is its organ, the only surviving Moscateli's work in Croatia. Apart from street lighting, in the nighttime, Bednja's center is illuminated by this little chur

Right now, the City Council building offers a view of the Old Town of Labin. Former Albona boasts numerous historical and cultural attractions. In the distance there's the city clocktower, while the foreground is dominated by the parking lot on Tito's Square and the surrounding buildings. To the left and right stand cafe Velo Kafe and restaurant Napoli.

The center of island city of Murter lies right next to the coast of the picturesque Hramina Cove. From this point, you can see the marina, the seaside promenade and the rental booth for cars and boats, as well as cafes Leopold and Pierre's. Like most of what Murter has to offer, these are located in old stone buildings characteristic of Croatian islands.

The core of the medieval town of Krk is a square by the name of Vela placa. It's surrounded by historical landmarks, such as the old city hall, the cathedral and a Benedictine convent. These buildings contribute to the authenticity of the place, which makes krk a popular tourist destination. Stroll around the square and take a peek into Galerija Stanić, sit for coffee in Vela placa cafe or treat yourself to a cocktail in Volsonis bar.

Our web cams will perfectly depict current status and trends in the city and on the Holy Trinity Square in Požega.

In the center of Križevci there's a spacious town square that always has something interesting to offer, especially during the winter holidays. Apart from a large paved space, you can choose between a fountain and different lawn areas for your afternoon stroll. The square is surrounded by shops and cafes, but among the favorites is definitely the pub called Križevačka pivnica, a place that serves both excellent food and craft beer.

Old stone buildings and authentic green Venetian blinds adorn the square in the center of Rab with access to the seaside promenade. Have a coffee in cafe Moderato and enjoy the view of the sea and city bustle, or go up the stairs to the terrace of the Astoria restaurant, from which you can see the whole square. Municipium Arba is the center of social happenings during the carneval, Christmas season and New Year's Eve.

The statue of Duke Branimir stands in the spot from which you can see the old core of Nin. Although it's just an islet that's just half a kilometer wide, it boasts numerous historical and cultural attractions. Among other things, there's the bridge that can be seen with this camera, and was built in the 16th century.

Watch live city center of Umag, small town and port on the north-western coast of Istria, presents which 'Croatia's gateway to Europe'. Umag is a small town located on the western side of the Istrian peninsula, only about 10 kilometers from the Slovenian border. The place is an attractive tourist destination, but the locals remained faithful to olive and grape growing. Our webcam, which you are currently watching, is located in an attractive location on the Liberty Square.

Look the main square of the beautiful island Vir in Croatia. They say that Croatia is a country with a thousand islands, and we should not be surprised with so many web cameras at our beautiful islands. LiveCamCroatia has an excellent web camera positioned on the island of Vir, just in town called Vir. If you want to visit this beautiful place just in front of you, we suggest you to pay a visit to St George's Square, which is located next to the municipality building. Market which you are watchi

Overlooking the town square in Biograd na Moru in Croatia. In the near area of the camp Solina, in a small village Biograd at the sea, we found a great location for another web camera. LiveCamCroatia offers you a beautiful view of the sea and numerous smaller yachts and boats tied in the nearby dock. Web camera is located right on the corner of King Tomislav Square and Tin Ujevic Street, which is real picture of everyday obligations of local people and people who came here on vacation.

Take a look at the square in Varazdin (Croatia) King Tomislav Square.

Stunning views of the main city square in Crikvenica, Croatia. Crikvenica has just over 11,000 inhabitants, but it is very famous and very popular tourist destination, particularly for tourists who come from Central Europe. This coastal town is located only thirty five kilometers south of the river, and because of the clear sea and beautiful beaches, today is a very attractive destination for summer holidays. Our web cameras are looking at port in Crikvenica and a small square in front of the p

Click here to watch Live: The Tower of Great Revelin has been guarding the old core of Korčula since the thirteenth century. In addition to the sea gate on the west, it was the only way to get into the old town. Today, the massive stone staircase leads to the passage through the tower itself where local musicians welcome many tourists with their song. Interior of the tower is an exhibition space that tells the past of Korčula's signature sword dance Moreška, while the top of the tower serves as

Overlooking the beautiful Promenade in the Croatian town of Rijeka in Croatia.

Excellent view at Loza Square in Novalja is available with the help of LiveCamCroatia web cam. Watch events on the pedestrian zone, terraces of surrounding coffee shops and one small part of the city's main street, street of Coast of Petar Kresimir IV. There is old church of Our Lady of the Rosary in the background, church which locals call Small Church. This church dominates the square since the 17th century, when it was built on the foundations of a medieval church, which dates from the 4th ce

Rest for your eyes and your soul - LiveCamCroatia offers look at People's Square in Zadar, the so-called City Loggia. See the city's rush hour, and decide to visit one of the most beautiful cities on the Croatian coast. Otherwise, you can only watch live streaming and be jealous why you are not here in Zadar and stroll through narrow streets of the historic city center. We hope that our recordings will inspire you to come in Zadar, walk around the city and to eat in historical environment and ol

One of the many green surfaces in Karlovac now boasts a Music Pavilion, a beautiful gazebo which hosts a wide range of events. Located just a short stroll from the Kupa River, it allows its visitors to attend fairs and concerts year round. The pavilion gets particularly busy during the winter holidays, but it provides entertainment during hot summer evenings as well.

A view of Petar Krešimira Square, the main city square of Pag Island. The square is the most valuable monument of sacral architecture on the island - the Church of Mary's Assumption and the Prince's Palace, as well as numerous restaurants and cafe bars in which people always looking for one more place.

Thanks to our camera you can watch live streaming in Fažana. Beside anchored boats, restaurants, beautiful sea, parking lot and passers, you will also be able to see different manifestations such as bike races that are famous in Istria. During the summer months, the whole place is lively, visitors enjoy a walk, dinner or cocktail by the sea, so restaurants and caffe bars are almost always full. Summer evenings in Fažana are really something special, and the beauty of this pearl of Istria has bee

Forum is the central square and also the center of life in Pula. Once there were three temples, but today only Augustus Temple was preserved.

Our camera shows the center of Mali Lošinj, the Square of Croatia Republic. It is the place of all major events and gatherings in which participate locals, but also a lot of tourists who are here in an increasing number every year. Numerous attractions and events such as concerts, fairs and Advent are being organized right here. You can also embark on some of the excursion boats or indulge in the enjoyment of coffee and sun.

Check out live view of the current situation at the square in Koprivnica Zrinski. We believe that Koprivnica is interesting city for many people, and that you surely want to come and visit it, but until you come, you should definitely take a look at the live footage that LiveCamCroatia made possible. Koprivnica is the capital and seat of Koprivnica-Križevci Diocese, it has rich history and beautiful buildings that will certainly delight you. In addition, there is a Zrinski park, which is filmed

