Trogir
UNESCO World Heritage

Another British recognition has arrived, confirming that Croatian architecture and engineering have something to offer on a global level. It is one of the most prestigious awards in the world of construction, presented as part of the annual NCE Bridges Conference and Awards, dedicated to the most innovative and high-quality bridge projects outside the United Kingdom.

Kvarner has received an official recommendation for winning the title of European Gastronomy Region in 2026.

The greatest natural jewel of the Zadar area is Paklenica National Park, which covers the most attractive parts of the southern Velebit, concentrated in a mere 95 km2.

Celebrating the 41st anniversary of inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List

The Neretva is more than a river, it is life or as it is called - 'NERA ETVA' - God's gift. Whether you come for the best fish stew, surfing or kiting, you are sure visiting the most exotic atmosphere in Croatia.

Lokrum Island did not sleep during the winter, it was well worth the work . While there are no guests on the island, promenades and most of all a botanical garden has been renovated. The botanical garden restoration project launched by the Lokrum Reservation Public Institution in October last year has now been successfully completed, thus revitalizing this island trademark.

There are 4 things in Split that its citizens are proud of: UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Marjan Park Forest, Hajduk and picigin, sporting activity not so well-known in the world and a true specialty of this city.

The autumn sports season of the triathlon races is in full swing. The first edition of Dubrvnik triatlon Earth, sea & fire – the race for everybody - will be held on Saturday!

Proud with its lace tradition, this year Pag is preparing the 9th edition of the International Lace Festival, which successfully promotes the value of lace as a significant part of the Croatian cultural heritage and is under the high patronage of the President of the Republic of Croatia Kolinda Grabar Kitarović, Ministry of Culture of Croatia, Zadarska County and Tourist Board of Zadar County.