There are no direct flights from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Pula. Most often, tourists fly in transit through Zagreb or Frankfurt am Main. Flights are organized by Lufthansa and Croatia Airlines, two a day from St. Petersburg and 3-4 from Moscow. For those who are afraid to fly, there […]
Croatia
Archaeological investigations in Croatia and in Slavonia (Serbo-Croatian Slavonija; Sclavonia in medieval docs) have not so far brought to light monumental complexes of the Paleochristian age; however, it is possible to suppose its existence in the area of the Roman cities of Siscia (Sisak), Cibalae (Vinkovci) and Mursa maior (Osijek). […]
The small medieval town of Porec in Croatia has a long history, as the town is over 2000 years old to be more precise. This old, cozy gold nugget is beautifully situated on a peninsula with the Adriatic Sea as far as the eye can reach, at lookout points or […]
Croatia is a country on the Balkan Peninsula that has a lot to offer its tourists. The country has become hugely popular in recent years, mainly due to the beautiful seaside resorts on the south coast. Traveling from Sweden is the easiest and fastest way to get here by air. […]
For a number of years now, Croatia has attracted more and more tourists with its turquoise waters, lagoons and cheap prices. More and more people have discovered the beauty of this gem, so much so that the Croats themselves have grown a little tired of some tourists and have now […]
A large majority of Croatians are Catholics. The Catholic Church and its affiliated organizations have had a prominent role in society since independence in 1991. However, the state and church are separate, and all religions have the same protection in the Constitution. Serbian residents are generally Orthodox Christians, while Bosnians […]