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Beli Manastir - Guides

Beli Manastir is the only town in Baranja and its administrative seat. It grew on the Southeast slopes of the Baranja Mountain, almost half way between Osijek in the south and Hungarian town of Mohač in the north. The town name derives from the Middle Ages when in 1227 the Hungarian palatine Moys de Daro erected a monastery on his property, in the place named Pél. Because of this, the place was... Read more

Rogoznica - Guides

Rogoznica lies in the southernmost part of the Sibenik-Knin County, in a deep bay sheltered from wind, about 30km far from Sibenik. Today's peninsula comprises former mainland part called Kopaca and the islet of Kopara connected by a causeway in the present village of Rogoznica. The part of Rogoznica that lies on the mainland was populated already in 1390. In 1518 the inhabitants fled in front... Read more

Plitvice lakes - Guides

Plitvice lakes are situated within the most famous National park in Croatia and are one of the most beautiful natural phenomena in Europe. They are located on the area between the Mala Kapela and Licka Pljesevica, more precisely in Central Croatia. It is a forestry mountain area which contains 16 beautiful lakes, one below another. These lakes are connected with cascades and noisy waterfalls,... Read more

Raslina - Guides

Raslina is a settlement on the west coast of Prukljansko Lake. The settlement was mentioned for the first time in 1298 during the foundation of the Šibenik diocese. In the Second World War it was burned down completely. Raslina is today a tourist destination known for fish specialities and good wines. The church of St. Michael was erected in 1457, while the castle of Raslina, with strong solid... Read more