Tag: Living

Dalmatian Peka – croatian recipes

By Morten Smalby

In Dalmatia

After living here 5 years, we have come to love some of the local dishes, so I thought I wanted to start sharing some of them with my blog readers. One of my absolute favourite dishes is the Dalmatian Peka, So what is a Peka, well a Peka is a Baked dish with meat and […]

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Split, how we celebrate children’s birthday

By Morten Smalby

Yesterday was a big day for Caroline, as she has birthday in the summer holiday, she normally don’t celebrate birthday with the classmates, but this year we decided to postpone celebration till afte

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Split shipyard

By Morten Smalby

In Split shipyard one day can be more or less interesting, but for shore it is lot of different and hard work. And it is certainly unusual to see is a woman’s working in shipyard (we are not

Maslina – Olive oil fair in Split

By Morten Smalby

In Culture , Dalmatia , Events , Gastronomy , Split

The international event “Maslina” (Olive) are held in varius cities in Croatia, the popularity of this event is visible by number of oil samples, more than 1000, from different part of Croatia, and foreign countries like Slovenia, BIH, Italy, Montenegro, France, Albania, Espana, and even Australia and new Zealand. The producer contested in the following […]

Dalmatia , Events , Split

Lipizzaner horses in Split

By Morten Smalby

The Recently renovated waterfront (Riva) in the centre of Split was last Sunday unusually full with people wanting to see and touch the white, full-blooded horses Lipizzaners from Lipik (Slavonija) vi

Culture , Split

Sunday activities in Split

By Morten Smalby

Today we woke up to a lovely weather, high sun and 14 degrees in the shadow, so ours girls convinced us to go to one of theirs favourite places in Split, Znjan, It’s down at the beach, 5 min walk fr

Green Market in Split (Stari Pazar)

By Morten Smalby

In Split

This saturday morning i went to the market in the centre of Split where is took few nice pictures, on the market you can buy, vegetables, fruit, flowers, souveniers, clothes and even smuggled cigarets. as you can see from the pictures, even here in the winter time the ladies at the market put great effort […]