Krk's Carnival

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2020Badge IconBadge IconVrijeme čitanja: 2 min

The fifth annual season - crazy carnival period, the Krk Carnival event with a long tradition begins on the first Sunday after the holiday of Sv. The Three Kings, raising the carnival flag and running until the beginning of the Lenten - Clean Wednesday (Pepelnica). Krk Carnival is a traditional event that lasts for over 200 years and introduces you to an event that takes its roots from the time when the masking was linked to the bullfight.

By tradition, on Sunday, January the 13th, at 11am at the Vela Placa in Krk, by raising the carnival flag, as well as handing over the city keys to the hands of good mood mascots the Krk Carnival begins. The new edition of the Krk Carnival in the town of Krk brings enjoyment in the party and dance, great fun for children and adults, children's procession and cheerful masks. This year's event features three carnival parties on Saturdays (January 19th and February 2nd and 16th) and as many children's processions on Sundays (January 20th and February 3rd and February 17th). The multi-week fun traditionally ends with the closing of a carnival with a great party, a carnival flag landing, the return of city keys and the burning of Mesopust (doll) on March the 5th on the Krk waterfront, all with a good masked party, donuts, cakes and other Krk’s delicacies.

Visit and enjoy the carnival season on beautiful Krk with great fun!

Krk marine
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Krk marine

This is our another island web cam, and this time, it is located on the island of Krk, overlooking the waterfront. The island of Krk is the largest island in Croatia, with headquarters in the town of the same name that belongs to Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. Besides Krk being a town for tourists, full of events in the summer months, residents of this city are in fishing industry too. LiveCamCroatia offers a unique view at the waterfront, precisely where all types of small boats land. Feel free

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Krk - Vela placa

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.