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    Sljeme - Viewpoint
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    Sljeme - Viewpoint

    Sljeme is the highest peak of Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. This camera is on highest part of Sljeme, Viewpoint. Viewpoint on Sljeme. You are looking through webcam objective located on the highest peak of Medvednica. A beautiful natural environment will inspire the adventurous spirit in everyone. The colors on your screen vary depending on the season, but the beauty is constant. The nature and the beautifully contoured path in front of the tall branches provide th

    Sljeme - Zagreb
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    Sljeme - Zagreb

    Camera view on Sljeme, highest peak Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. Beautiful natural surroundings above Zagreb. You are watching live streaming from Sljeme, Medvednica. Medvednica is a popular excursion destination of Zagreb inhabitants and other nature lovers. Apart from the ski slope, Medvednica offers many other facilities, in the context of natural beauties. Sljeme is the highest peak of this mountain, located at 1033 meters above sea level, and to reach here, y

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    Split - Riva of Croatian Revival webcam Split

    Webcam Split City promenade, main gathering place and stage of Split city life ... In one word - Riva.

    Zagreb Main Square and Cathedral
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    Zagreb Main Square and Cathedral

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    Aquatika - Freshwater Aquarium Karlovac
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    Aquatika - Freshwater Aquarium Karlovac

    Aquatika - Freshwater Aquarium Karlovac , is the only freshwater aquarium in this part of Europe. The 25 aquarium pools show more than 100 freshwater fish species, of which as many as 40 are endemic. The aquarium is located in the immediate vicinity of Fogin's Korana river in the center of Karlovac.

    Discover SightRun Croatian cities
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    Discover SightRun Croatian cities

    Running is one of the fastest growing sports branches in the world and in Croatia. We are witnessing more and more people running and getting more and more used to running, and once your running is tucked under your skin, always bring your running shoes with you, even when traveling.

    Finishing high school in Croatian cities
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    Finishing high school in Croatian cities

    Norijada - traditional gathering of graduates in Croatia on completion of high schooling. Usually, it is marked by the parade of graduates through the city, concerts are organized. Norijada represents the completion of high school and precedes the maturity test.

    International handball championship in Karlovac
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    International handball championship in Karlovac

    Karlovac Handball School is the organizer of the 18th International Open Championship in mini and super mini handball for girls and boys, featuring 240 teams from across Croatia and across the region with over 4,500 participants.

    Rise of river water
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    Rise of river water

    With a sudden increase in air temperature, a more intense snow-melting process began throughout the country affecting the rise of river water.