The Rijeka Carnival celebrates the rich tradition of carnival in the Primorje region, and in its 40-year history, from a small procession with only a few masked groups, it has grown into a central city manifestation with numerous events.
Every tourist tour of the city implies a visit to the most famous buildings, churches, squares, but also museums. As a city of rich history, Rijeka has many museums, and here we will bring a selection of only a few that should be placed on the list of places to visit when visiting Rijeka.
Croatia is already widely known as a sought-after tourist destination. Thanks to its natural wealth, beautiful and very diverse landscapes, but also its long and rich history and culture, it attracts visitors from all over the world. However, what may often be forgotten is that these same assets, attract not only foreign tourists, but also foreign film production.
Rijeka, the European Capital of Culture in 2020, is the perfect destination to visit this winter. In the winter, just like in any other season, Rijeka offers you a multitude of activities, but the holiday season is even more beautiful thanks to the Christmas fairs and various festive events.
Long lunches on sunny terraces, wine tastings in hilly vineyards, dinners centred around the freshest of fish: the Dalmatian coast is blessed with an abundance of local produce – spicy olive oil, Istrian ham, delicious cheeses and, of course, seafood – as well as the perfect ambience for enjoying them.
Rijeka is much more than just a tourist city, a port, and a shipyard, as many of its museums can show you. Everyone can find something interesting in Rijeka! If you love video games, wildlife, or maybe nautical themes, you absolutely must visit these museums in Rijeka!
Kantrida stadium has been the home stadium of HNK Rijeka, a Croatian first-league football club, since 1946. In the past, it bore the Italian name of Stadio Comunale del Littorio. It was officially opened on 1 June 1912, when football clubs Victoria and Građanski played a friendly game there.
Various decorations, tall pine and fir trees and colourful lights will soon emerge in almost every Croatian town, and the smell of rainy autumn will be replaced by the enchanting smells of mulled wine, juicy sausages, and sweet and tasty fritters. For a truly unique experience, combine these smells with a light breeze carrying the salty smell of the sea and foliage to take in the real Mediterranean atmosphere. You can find the unique Kvarner experience at the Christmas Market in Rijeka, where both the young and the old can enjoy a range of interesting events and programmes.
Spend a unique New Year’s Eve at many locations in Kvarner and experience many unforgettable moments with live music, delicious local dishes, and best entertainment. And if you want to toast in the New Year somewhere warm, many different party options will surely inspire you to visit Kvarner.
Every region has its own traditional cuisine, which is always worth trying when you find yourself in a new place. We have already written about Dalmatian culinary treasures on our blog, and now it is the turn of perhaps less well-known delicacies of Istrian cuisine. So let’s begin!
Book fairs are a special treat for all readers and book lovers. Although many fairs are held all year round in Croatia, the two most famous ones are fast approaching, which is what inspired us to give you this short list of book fairs worth visiting.
From the beautiful rocky landscape, over the picturesque vineyards and olive groves, to the hidden coves and lovely towns overflowing with history and culture, it is difficult to decide where to go first when you visit the island of Krk. The historical centre of the town of Krk is just a small part of all this island has to offer. We’d like to introduce you to some of the many locations that make the island so unforgettable.
When people think about a great vacation that will restore their energy, many envision sunny beaches and clear seas. Lounging on a beach with a good book sounds amazing, but sometimes what we need to really recharge is a little excitement. Read on and find out about the top 5 adventurous ways to spend your holiday in Croatia.
Even though summer is over and the traditional tourist season is coming to an end, interesting festivals are still being held in many Croatian tourist towns. Since the main tourist season is over, the crowds are smaller, which makes this time of the year perfect for getting to know the authentic characteristics of Croatian tourist towns much better. This is also true for Istrian towns where you can also have some fun at various festivals.
Very often the first thing people think about when they think of Pula is its magnificent Arena. Even though you definitely must see this landmark when you visit Pula, this lovely town is full of other beautiful places that are very much worth a visit. This is just a short list of places among the many Pula has to offer.