CNN delves deeper into Dubrovnik's history, placing the Pearl of the Adriatic among the best preserved medieval walled cities in the world.

We recently stated the month of September opens up a whole new world of traditional festivals on the Adriatic, and the islands are currently proving us right in the most spectacular fashion.

A tidy sum for one of Šibenik's gems.

Osojnik is a tiny place in the hills of Dubrovnik with a very big heart...

On this day 450 years ago, Dubrovnik literary genius Marin Drzic passed away.

Apart from countless museums, galleries and historic sites that make up a major part of the cultural offer in Croatia, there are certain parts of our local heritage that are often ignored or haven't yet been presented in an attractive way. In recent years there's been a surge of projects aiming to interpret Croatian cultural heritage in innovative ways, and we bring you a list of five great examples on how to turn an overlooked or otherwise mundane subject into a spectacular attraction worthy of sharing with the world.

Bozidar Domagoj Buric's ''Republika'' will be shown on the international Viasat History as of the 3rd of May 2017!

More excellent projects and thoughtful presentations from the dedicated Niksa Matic and the House of Marin Drzic in Dubrovnik.

The memory of Dubrovnik's very own Shakespeare, Marin Drzic honoured by young creatives at the House of Marin Drzic.

Continuing our look at some of the beautiful villages and townships close to the City of Dubrovnik, let's go to the oldest arboretum in this part of the world...