Category: UNESCO

Fortresses in Sibenik

By Morten Smalby

Sibenik is mostly known for its UNESCO listed Cathedral st James, but that is not all what you should see when visiting Sibenik. In the earlier days (15th / 16th century) Sibenik was one of the most well protected cities on the Adriatic coastline from the Seaside as well as from the inland site the […]

Culture , Dalmatia , Guides , UNESCO

Sibenik

By Morten Smalby

Sibenik is the oldest native town in Croatia. It was mentioned for the first time in 1066 in a document issued by Petar Kresimir IV, the most important Croatian king. Sibenik is located at the coast,

Ciovo , Dalmatia , UNESCO

Holidays in Trogir Croatia

By Morten Smalby

Trogir, one of our favourite towns in Croatia, is located 27km north of Split. The town’s history goes back for more than 2000 years, as the Greeks founded a colony here in 3rd century BC. Thank

National Park Plitvice Lakes

By Morten Smalby

In Guides , national parks , UNESCO

Plitvice Lakes is the oldest and largest national park in whole Croatia. The park is covered in forest vegetation and the lakes cover little less 1% of total park area. This outstanding natural phenomenon includes 16 terraced lakes with more than 90 waterfalls and several kilometers of the boardwalk. The lakes are dazzling, very clear […]