Porta orientalis is their Roman name. These gates were used to enter the palace from the east towards the west, through the main street, decumanus,
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia protected the experience of Gajeta falkuša – Komiža's traditional historical fishing boat – as
The pilchard-catchers with their small nets made the long voyage to Palagruža not just because of its rich fishing-ground, but because there was no
Strossmayer's garden or Đardin as the citizens of Split only call it, has settled in-between the two bastions, the remains of the Venetian
Komiža is known for its love of sardines, which were a staple of the local fishermen's diet. Komiža sardines are prepared in numerous ways, and
The Blue Cave on the island of Biševo is one of the most stunning natural attractions in Croatia. Known for its mesmerizing blue light, the cave is
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