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Tristan Rutherford rides the brand-new Trans Dinarica cycle trail with founder Jan Klavora - and finds the latest way to get from Croatia to Albania along a...

Further investment in Croatian roads, as well as changes to the way tolls are paid, have been announced by Transport Minister Oleg Butković.

Croatian retailer Studenac has expanded its pop-up concept to nine locations along the Adriatic coast this summer.

The situation is likewise critical in the area of Kostajnica, a small town on the Croatian-Bosnian border where the heavy rain caused the River Una to overflow its banks.In the Zadar area in western Croatia, heavy rain caused a record-high water level of the River Zrmanja on Monday, flooding towns and villages.

Mainland Croatia is home to some of the countrys nicest beaches and beach towns. These are the Croatia beaches to see.

Cod and potatoes, advent wreaths, fritule and Christmas markets are some of the things you'll experience during Christmas in Croatia.

Televisions that fold into lamps and screens that roll up into speakers are among the designs shortlisted in Dezeen and LG Display's OLEDs Go! competition.

From broken bones to poisonous bites, there is plenty of inherent danger when harvesting olives. Eye injuries are among the most prevalent in Croatia’s olive...

ZAGREB, 5 March 2021 – Croatia’s oldest person, Josip Kršul, has died aged 109.  Kršul passed away in the early hours of Friday in Selce in Croatia’s Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, daily 24sata reported. Kršul celebrated his 109th birthday back on 10 December in the same house he was born in 1911 in Selce.  After finishing school in Selce and Crikvenica, he studied to be an electrician. He was unable to find a job in his hometown so he went to Šibenik where he became a telegraphist....

Josip Kršul turns 109 today (Photo credit: HNK Rijeka) ZAGREB, 10 December 2020 – The oldest living person in Croatia, Josip Kršul, has turned 109 today.  Josip celebrates his 109th birthday in the same house he was born in back in 1911 in Selce in Croatia’s Primorje-Gorski Kotar County.   After finishing school in Selce and Crikvenica, Josip studied to be an electrician. He was unable to find a job in his hometown so he went to Sibenik where he became a telegraphist.  At the start of ...