The protected area of the Nature Park Telašćica on Dugi Otok has finally been given a place to connect, experience,
Medvedgrad is a medieval town that has been standing watch over Zagreb since the 13th century. Find out how we,
Učka is a powerful mountain, massive and compact, yet to the one who truly surrenders to it, it dissolves into
Once upon a time, the Slavonian mountains were part of the Slavonian archipelago, and the fertile soil was the bottom of the Pannonian Sea in which the giant whale swam. But how did the mare become terra?
An exhibition about rivers and their heritage was opened in Međimurje, where the Mura and Drava rivers embrace and where life intertwines with the waters in a thousand shades.
In just five months, we designed and together with our collaborators prepared a story for seven new interpretation centers on
Croatia is a country of exceptionally valuable natural heritage, and numerous EU funds offer funds for its protection. In order that from initial initiatives, arising from the love of nature, to successfully led and realised projects in a local community, it is necessary to
This is a story of Ban Josip Jelačić and the project which will make Novi Dvori in Zaprešić an important bastion of heritage and a place to preserve the civilizational values of modern Europe.
On Friday 18th November 2016 the visitor centre of the ‘The Routes of the Frankopans’ cultural route opened its doors in Kraljevica.
While the Krka, the karst beauty that flows into the sea at Šibenik, awakens excitement and questions in visitors, the
All fans of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ know what Moria is, an ancient city of long-bearded dwarves from Middle Earth, located in the Misty Mountains, full of halls, tunnels, ...
Whilst doom and gloom merchants argue that wars in the 21st century will be fought over water, we show a different direction – water should be loved...
From this summer shepherds are in style, at least when Northern Velebit, Croatia's newest national park...
Few archipelagos have changed so quite radically and intensively as the Brijuni. From Austro-Hungary to Yugoslavia to Croatia, it has also inherited a great historical...
Nature should definitely be experienced intuitively, however its full experience is possible only when the intuition is met with information.
Not only do rivers have their own cradles, but they are usually forgotten or they are far from the eyes
With her ‘Croatian Tales of Long Ago’ Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić gave the world a special vision of life and a
“People can achieve everything, apart from a name, if they lose it.” This is how Antun Gustav Matoš, one of