Eco-friendly four star hotel Oasi opens in Istria

The eco-friendly Boutique Hotel Oasi has recently opened in Istria as the region continues to expand its range of high-end accommodation. Hotel Oasi is located in Pješčana Uvala in the Medulin area, a peaceful bay just a few kilometres from Pula. The eco-friendly hotel uses solar energy to generate hot water and indoor heating during the colder periods of the year. Featuring an outdoor pool and a wellness area, it also offers an onsite bar and restaurant, free Wi-Fi and parking.

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Exploring the Charm of Old Baska in Croatia

Nestled on the enchanting island of Krk in Croatia, Old Baska is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Steeped in history and brimming with natural beauty, this picturesque village is a true testament to the timeless allure of the Mediterranean. If you're seeking an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience, Old Baska is the place to be. A Glimpse into the Past Old Baska is a place where history and culture blend seamlessly with the stunning coastal landscape. The village is renowned for its centuries-old architecture, characterized by charming stone houses, narrow winding streets, and a rustic, inviting atmosphere. As you wander through the village, you'll feel like you've been transported back in time. One of the village's most iconic landmarks is the Church of St. John, a stunning 12th-century church that stands proudly against the backdrop of the Adriatic Sea. Its bell tower serves as a symbol of the village and offers breathtaking panoramic views of t...

The city of Zagreb - Capital of Croatia

Zagreb is the largest city and the capital of Croatia. By its historical tradition, cultural relations, and above all, its urban planning (the Lower town “horseshoe”, the area around the theatre) Zagreb is a distinctly central European city. Situated in the middle of the triangle of Vienna, Budapest and Venice, it always has been and remains a part of the cultural circle of central Europe. It is only a three-hour drive from the Adriatic Sea. Cultural and religious significance: In the 19th century, Zagreb was the most developed economic and urban center of this part of Europe, becoming the cultural and scientific capital of Croatia. square Ban Josip Jelacic Zagreb Zagreb is the religious metropolitan center of the archdiocese with many religious institutions: Cathedral Chapter, Theological college, church institutes,the Treasury of the Cathedral, and others. The most famous area of natural heritage is Medvednica (nature park), the Samobor and Žumberačka mountains with...

Beyonce named her daughter after a „blue“ tree from Hvar

Hvar The world famous American singer Beyonce recently announced on her official website, that during their stay on the sunniest Croatian island of Hvar last summer, while taking a morning stroll with husband Jay-Z, they spotted an interesting tree and decided to name their first born daughter Blue Ivy after it. After little Blue Ivy Carter was born, many wondered where her parents got the inspiration for her name, which they even protected by copyright, and now this mystery has been revealed. "While walking this morning we came across this beautiful blue tree. I think it's called blue ivy. It will be very appropriate ", explained Beyonce in a private video recording, on her new website where she also published a series of photographs from her private life, including those recorded during the two summer holidays in Croatia.

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