Photo of the week
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Rakitje, Samobor
Foto: Silvija Bionda
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The roof of a traditional house in the heart of the Croatian region of Zagorje.
Photo: Silvija Bionda
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Spring in Fažana
(Photo: Martina Uglješić)
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Buds after rain
(Photo: Andrea Kralj)
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Backwaters of the Mura River in expectation of spring
Lea Antičević prošetala je stazom kraj murskih rukavaca u Svetome Martinu očekujući pravi proljetni ugođaj, no dočekala ju je mistična, gotovo zimska atmosfera koja ju je oduševila.
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The view from Orsula Park onto the island of Lokrum
(Photo: Luka Pavlović)
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A view from the main railway station in Zagreb
(Photo: Helena Puhovski)
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Zagreb
Foto: Marija Jurić
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Snow in Slavonia
Western Slavonia is magical at any time of year says Vanesa Bilobrk who spent the the day on the slopes of Psunj. She says that this much snow can barely be remembered by the oldest inhabitants of this picturesque and often forgotten part of Croatia, which is far from the typical stereotypes of "flat Slavonia."
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Vukovar water tower
Larisa Ivančić Leko visited the City of Heroes recently to see how the renovations of the Vukovar water tower were progressing…
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Pula
Life by the sea.. (Foto: Tomislav Šikić)
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Love bench, Poreč
Where love-struck souls unwind.
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Winter in Zagreb
This year, winter in Zagreb has left a good impression. Many were delighted with the multitude of events in the nation's capital, as well as the unseasonably warm weather that brought joy to the citizens of Zagreb and tourists alike. Anera Krpan, who arrived from Germany on a holiday visit to the capital city, took in the lovely atmosphere of the Savka Dabčević Kučar embankment along the Sava River.
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Man, the sea, and Zadar
The Greeting to the Sun, greetings from Zadar (Photo: Nikola Šimić Tonin)
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Gospić - river Novčica in winter magic
(Foto: Tomislav Šikić)
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Zadarsko zaleđe
Photo: Marijan Petričević
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Ponta - the main beach in Viganj near the St. Liborius cape
During the winter this ideal beach is home to flocks of seagulls; during the summer its swarming with windsurfers, for which Viganj is widely known. Throughout history Viganj has been mentioned as the home of famous sailors and captains. Legend has it that a long time ago during a fearsome storm a sailor found shelter in the small bay. As a token of his gratitude the sailor built a small church on the cape and named it Our Lady of Liborius. (Photo: Tatjana Rau, Voice of Croatia)
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Rain drops in Autumn
Autumn delights us with its beauty, bathing the landscape in muted yellows, reds, and shades of brown. Traces of fall are found with every step. (Photo: Silvija Bionda)
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Novi Vinodolski vineyards
The climate that is created where the mountains kiss the coastal area is like a gift from God for the cultivation of wine grapes. Bathed in the sun, numerous shades of green spill into each other in front of the eyes of guests who enjoying a glass of wine in the shade of the lookout point watch the sparks of new life. (Photo: Majda Ivković)
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The other face of a Zadar postcard – the turbulent October Sea
Even the bravest have found shelter in the safety of the harbour against waves that are crashing into the Zadar waterfront. This very waterfront, from which the most beautiful sunsets can be seen, was admired by famous director Alfred Hitchcock while sipping a domestic Maraschino drink on a May evening in 1964. (Photo: Silvija Bionda)
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Discover Zagreb
Walking, by bus, tram or air... Zagreb can be experienced in so many ways. Strolling through Zagreb's streets, we captured a moment, authentic and special, a view of the green oasis of Zrinjevac and the cathedral protruding in the distance.
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Soft dusk in the embrace of Velika Gorica lakes.
While we watched the setting sun, pallet of colours and contours of the waves, the silence of twilight was disturbed by the sounds of crickets and the loud gulping of a thirsty swan.
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The sea and the colour of a storm
This photograph of the week was taken on the Western coast of Istra. Over the past two weeks this Croatian beauty experienced more rain than in the first 8 months of the year combined. Nature once again showed its moodiness that some attribute to climate change, while others claim that it was always like this and that after a long drought, rainy periods regularly follow. Whatever the case, nor cloudy skies, a lot of rain or tornadoes could not wash away the positive spirit with which we welcomed in the fall. (Foto: Tomislav Šikić/Voice of Croatia)
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Mrežnica. the green emerald of Kordun
A combination of lakes, waterfalls and rapids make up one of the most beautiful mountain waterways that has 93 sedimentary barriers. Exuberant green and rich vegetation are witness to numerous plant and animal species. Nowhere is the water s clear as in the Mrežnica.
