Category: Museums of Croatia
Inspiring Culture Route & the Castle
The month of February is dedicated to museum inspiration, or better said, to inspiring museums. To start it with a style, I chose to present a culture route and a few castles that tell the story. This January was the month of thinking about Embracing
A Gallery that owns the loveliest views of Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of the most astonishing historical towns in Europe. These Walls above the sea, rich architecture and beautiful surrounding landscapes… It always makes visitors wanting to stay, take pictures, and so on. This is my very first article about Dubrovnik. I had been
This City and Museum are Croatia’s hidden gems.
For the first time since I started blogging, I decided to write a post about my hometown. Not being one of the most well-known or “must-visit” cities in the country, Rijeka can be well considered a hidden gem. To be more precise, I will now
Dark sides of our History
History, as a school subject, was a huge torture for some kids. It was so boring to memorize all these dates, years, kings, battles, or when something was discovered (America or India, for instance).
A handsome Greek Athlete lives here!
I have just discovered his gorgeous home. Go with me and I will tell who is he and did how he end up here 😀 A Masterpiece In October 2007 I visited the Archaeological Museum of Zagreb for the very first time. The Museum was hosting
6 Truths about the Train Travel
What do you think, are these truths painful? How can anything related to travel be painful anyway? These stories are strong, powerful, but I think it doesn’t mean that they are painful. No worries 🙂 I was recently contacted by the Croatian Railway Museum. They
Contemporary Castle
Every place in every corner of Europe has a kind of local castle or palace, a former noble residence, usually in service of museum today. These monuments/museums provide a cute experience to many children – they can imagine princes and princesses, the way I once
5000 years ago in Europe
The Danube is the Europe’s greatest river, and it flows through 4 capital cities. In the pre-historic times (the Eneolithic period of earliest copper-smithing), there were three highly advanced civilizations – Mesopotamia – with the capital of Asia, Egypt – with the capital of Africa, and –
Design makes difference
Some museums are fun simply because they have fun concepts and topics in their own collections, buildings, or stories. But some museums have a rather traditional role of preserving significant pieces of heritage, which are not widely considered to be fun. However, these museums can