Truth behind popular 7 facts and 3 myths of Dubrovnik
Category: History
Curious Questions from the Croatian past
Some curios Mysteries from Croatian history
Gioia Calussi in Zadar: The Cookbook That Saved Dalmatian Cuisine
Gioia Calussi in Zadar visits quietly while her cookbook remains in every Dalmatian kitchen. The Zadar-born author who preserved our culinary heritage for the world.
Old Italian Song from Zadar
An old Italian song from Zadar long gone
Barkajoli of Zadar
Traditional Barkajoli of Zadar
Cave Romanae near Pula
Visiting Cave Romanae abandoned Roman quarry near Pula
Lubenice
Exploring the beautiful village of Lubenice perched on a cliff on Cres Island.
Croatians in the processes of the Venetian Inquisition
Croatians in the processes of the Venetian Inquisition: 4 interesting cases
Round Table on Stojan Janković and his Legacy
Round Table on Stojan Janković and his Legacy in Croatian history
Gospa od Tarca
Gospa od Tarca pilgrimage in Kornati National Park
How a 17th Ct. Peruvian Volcano Eruption Influenced Croatian Lands
How a 17th Ct. Peruvian volcano eruption Influenced Croatian lands through various sources and some curious connections with plague and military operations.
The Nightingales of Zadar – Brothers Antonio and Gaetano Pini-Corsi
Interesting story of two brothers from Zadar who made an career as opera singers in Italy at the turn of the century.
Vampire of Kringa
Visiting the graveyard of Kringa in search of a legend of Jure Grando – the first recorded person known to have come back from the dead.
Forgotten Dalmatia Exhibition
Split’s Maritime Museum recently played host to an exhibition of old documents, organized by Igor Goleš, a local authority on postcards and the author of several monographs on the historic postcards of Dalmatia.
Unique Christmas Tradition in Betina
Christmas tradition in Betina is a lovely tradtion started recently in the Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding in picturesque Betina.