Zadar's defense walls and Sibenik's St. Nicholas Fortress are the latest Croatian additions to join the famed list, let's take a closer look at both of them...
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee was held from July 2-12, 2017 in Krakow, Poland.
Croatia was added by extending the existing list of Primeval Beech Forests, which now includes 12 countries
Congratulations, Zadar and Šibenik!
TCN's Filipa Marušić delves deeper into more of Croatia's UNESCO Intangible Heritage, this time heading to Eastern Croatia...
More than just a nightclub. What do you really know about Dubrovnik's famous Revelin Fortress?
Dubrovnik is seeing its permanent resident list lose numbers, fast...
Dubrovnik has been the subject of debate surrounding the amount of people being allowed to enter into the Old City and onto its city walls for a long time now, and it seems it is not alone...