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Church of St. Euphemia 
Once upon a time, a quaint little church dedicated to St. George stood where the magnificent Church of St. Euphemia proudly stands today. When the sarcophagus of St. Euphemia made its way to Rovinj, the original church couldn't handle the influx of p
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Civic Museum Rovinj
Nestled in the heart of a stunning baroque palace dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, the museum of Rovinj was brought to life in 1954. A group of passionate local artists had a vision: to unite the city's rich cultural heritage under one roo
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Franciscan Monastery Rovinj
Rovinj stands out on the west coast for its intriguing history, especially since it initially lacked a Franciscan monastery during the early days of the order. It wasn't until the tail end of the fifteenth century that the Diocese of San Geronimo dec
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The Old Town
The Old Town is a captivating place where history feels alive. Once an island fortified by medieval walls, it still boasts three of its original seven gates: The Gate of St. Benedict, The Portica, and The Gate of the Holy Cross. Imagine life here dat
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Church of St.Thomas Rovinj
Nestled just 4 kilometers north of Rovinj, St. Thomas Church stands quietly by the old railway line that once connected Rovinj to the quaint town of Kanfanar. This charming church, with its cross-shaped ground plan, boasts a distinctive church tower
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Temple of Augustus
Nestled in the heart of the Forum, the Temple stands as a grand tribute to both the goddess Roma and Emperor Augustus. Built between 2 BC and AD 14, coinciding with the Emperor's passing, its architecture mirrors the classic style of ancient temples.
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Arena Amphitheater
When you visit Pula, the Amphitheater, affectionately known as the Arena of Pula, is an absolute must-see. It's like stepping back into ancient history as you stand in a place where gladiators once battled fiercely. Built in the 1st century AD under
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Archaeological Museum of Istria
In 1802, when Marshal Marmont started collecting stone monuments at the Temple of Augustus, he had no idea he was laying the groundwork for what would become a remarkable museum collection in Pula. Fast forward a century to 1902, and the unearthing o
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Gate of Hercules
Nestled between two likely medieval towers, built with the simplicity of uncarved stone blocks, stands a remarkable piece of history: the Gate of Hercules. At the top of its weathered arch, you can just make out a carving of Hercules' head alongside
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Chapel of St. Maria Formosa
Nestled in history, the Chapel of St. Maria Formosa is a remarkable testament to the architectural brilliance of the 6th century. Originally part of a grand Benedictine abbey that met its demise in the 16th century, this chapel still stands proudly t
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Arch of the Sergii
The “Golden Gate,” an impressive relic from ancient times, was constructed between 29 and 27 BC by the prominent Sergi family. This triumphal arch was created to honor three family members who held significant positions in Pula. It originally leaned
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Villa Angiolina
Step into the past with a visit to Villa Angiolina, once a summer retreat and now home to the Croatian Museum of Tourism. This charming museum offers a fascinating glimpse into why Opatija was a cherished getaway for many historical figures. Through
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Korzo
Rijeka truly comes to life on Korzo. It's the heartbeat of the city where you can almost hear the whispers of its history as you sip coffee at one of the many charming café terraces that line this unique promenade. Anyone who's experienced this scene
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City Tower Rijeka
City Tower stands proudly as a symbol of Rijeka, capturing the essence of a classic round tower access point that once led into this fortified town. These days, it commands attention in the heart of Korzo, even though newer structures have surpassed
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Ivan Kobler Square
As you stroll beneath the ancient City Tower, once the grand gateway to Rijeka's medieval town, you're stepping into the heart of Rijeka's Old Town. Today, this historical treasure is known as Ivan Kobler Square, but back in the day, it was called Pl
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Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Coast
Nestled within the grandiose walls of the former Governor's Palace, the Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's past. This historicist gem, designed by the acclaimed Hungarian architect Alaj
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St. Vitus Cathedral
St. Vitus’ Cathedral stands proudly as the only Baroque rotunda of monumental proportions in Croatia. The brainchild of Jesuit architect G. Briano, its construction kicked off in 1638. Inspired by the iconic Venetian church, Santa Maria della Salute,
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Peek & Poke Computer Museum
If you're curious about how quickly our tech-savvy present has slipped into the past, Rijeka's Peek&Poke museum is a treasure trove waiting to be explored. Nestled in Croatia, this quirky spot, officially known as the Retro Computer Club, is the coun
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The Trsat Castle
Perched elegantly 138 meters above sea level, Trsat Castle is like a guardian watching over the city of Rijeka. This historical gem first popped up in records as a parochial center back in 1288. But, its roots dig even deeper into the past: this very
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Shrine of Our Lady of Trsat
Nestled in the heart of Western Croatia, the Shrine of Our Lady of Trsat stands as the region's largest pilgrimage center. Legend has it that this sacred site is tied to the miraculous transportation of the Nazareth Barn, which is believed to have ma
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Burano Island
Burano, one of the charming gems nestled in the Venetian lagoon, is a place that captures the heart with its unique charm. Home to around 3,000 residents, it forms part of the Venice municipality and is conveniently connected to the petite island of
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The Dogi Palace
The Doge's Palace stands as a symbol and the heart of the political and administrative life of the Venetian Republic's millennia-long history. Within the palace's grand halls, the Doge and the council made all the crucial decisions affecting Venice a
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St. Mark s Basilica
If you find yourself in Venice, you absolutely must seize the chance to visit St. Mark’s Church, the renowned San Marco Basilica. This iconic landmark is a treasure trove of history, art, and faith, nestled right in St. Mark's Square, often dubbed th
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St. Mark Bell Tower
St. Mark's Bell Tower stands proudly as an iconic symbol of Venice, affectionately known by locals as "El Paron de Casa" or "The Master of the House." This architectural marvel is the tallest structure in the city, reaching an impressive height of 98
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Saint Mark's Square
Saint Mark’s Square is an absolute must-see, a spectacle of rare and unique beauty that surrounds you completely. Picture this: the majestic Saint Mark’s Basilica, the towering bell tower, the elegant Procuratie, the Napoleonic Wing, and the intricat
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Murano Island
Murano, the most renowned island in the Venetian Lagoon, is a captivating mosaic of seven smaller islands. Known across the globe for its masterful glassblowing artistry, Murano has been shaping glass since 1295, when all glass factories were relocat
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La Fenice Theatre
The Fenice Theatre is a legendary gem not just in Venice but across the globe. Designed in 1790 by Giannantonio Selva, it was commissioned by a wealthy and renowned drama company. While its Neoclassical style and location in the heart of Saint Mark’s
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Rialto Bridge and its Market
Ah, the Rialto Bridge, a true marvel and the first of its kind to stretch across Venice's Grand Canal. Initially, this iconic structure began as a wooden drawbridge, allowing sailing ships to glide from St. Marks Basin to the Piazzale Roma area. It w
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Domus Del Chirurgo
Nestled in the bustling heart of Rimini, a city that beautifully marries ancient history with modern flair, lies the fascinating gem known as the 'Surgeon's House' or Domus Del Chirurgo. This remarkable site boasts some of the best-preserved domestic
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The Tiberius Bridge
Il Ponte di Tiberio stands as a remarkable piece of ancient architecture in the charming city of Rimini. Construction began during the reign of Emperor Augustus, a testament to his ambitious plans for the city, yet it was completed under Emperor Tibe
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Tempio Malatestiano
The Tempio Malatestiano, once known as the church of San Francesco until the 1800s, stands as a remarkable testament to history in the heart of Rimini. It's not just an architectural gem but a journey through time, embodying centuries-old stories and
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The Praglia Abbey
The Praglia Abbey is a fascinating gem nestled in Italy's picturesque landscape, with a history as rich as its architecture. Originally founded in the eleventh century, this abbey has witnessed a tapestry of events over the centuries. In the thirteen
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Sea Organ
Zadar presents a captivating blend of architecture and music, with its world-famous Sea Organ as the star attraction. Nestled right beside the intriguing installation called the Greeting to the Sun, this unique organ produces music powered by the sea
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Roman Forum Zadar
In Zadar, you'll find an ancient treasure: the Forum, built by the first Roman emperor, Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian. This historical gem is backed by inscriptions in stone from the 3rd century, marking the completion of its construction. Once, a gra
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Archaeological Museum Zadar
As you stroll past the glass facade of the Archaeological Museum in Zadar, you'll catch a mesmerizing reflection of the ancient Forum and the iconic Saint Donatus. These landmarks are intertwined with the Museum's history, dating back to efforts from
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Zadar City Museum
The Zadar City Museum, established in 1960, became a part of the National Museum Zadar in 1962, adopting the name the Cultural-Historical Department. This fascinating museum is nestled within a building that once served as the St. Krševan monastery,
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Kalelarga
From ancient times, when it was known as Via Magna, Strada Grande, or Ruga Magistra, Kalelarga has been the heart of Zadar. For locals, it's much more than just a street. It serves as the city's main artery, a cultural icon, and a symbol filled with
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Croatian National Theatre Zadar
When you think of Zadar, you might picture its stunning coastline or ancient Roman ruins. But nestled in this historic city is a gem for theatre lovers: the Croatian National Theatre. This cultural institution has been captivating audiences with its
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