Books
Book: Croatia – Aspects of Art, Architecture and Cultural Heritage
A new book on Croatia was launched by The International Trust for Croatian Monuments and Frances Lincoln Publishers on 4 November at Sotherans in London, UK.
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London Book Launch: The British and Vis by Malcom Hardy
The Embassy of the Republic of Croatia and The British-Croatian Society request the pleasure of your company on Thursday 30 April, 18:00 for 18:30 at Embassy of the Republic of Croatia, 21 Conway Street, London W1T
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Literary perspectives of Croatia
Literary perspectives: Croatia, Post-traumatic stress disorder is an article written by Andrea Zlatar, published in Eurozine.
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Book of Croatian Video Art
The book ‘Insert-Retrospective of Croatian Video Art’ was presented at the Croatian Museum of Contemporary Art (MSU) in Zagreb on Saturday.
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Book on Vis and cricket playing on Croatian Island
Book ‘The Ascent of Mount Hum’ – A Croatian Cricketing Odyssey, written by Steven Haslemere is the eventful and often hilarious story of how Vis’ quiet Adriatic idyll was rudely shattered by the arrival of a rag-tag team of pub cricketers from Cambridge, who went intending to play the first cricket match on Vis in nearly two hundred years.
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ZAGREB: A CULTURAL AND LITERARY HISTORY
ZAGREB: A CULTURAL AND LITERARY HISTORY book by Celia Hawkesworth, Foreword by Sonia Wild Bićanić: Situated at the foot of a range of hills on the edge of the great Pannonian Plain, for most of its history Zagreb has been a small town to which things happened. Administered from 1102 by Hungary and later absorbed into the Habsburg Monarchy, Zagreb was under threat from the advancing Ottomans until the late [...]
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Croatian Islands Crowdfactor
In today’s travel eddition of The Independent , under the title ‘Island getaway: where to find peace and quiet in the Med’, the short review of Charles Arnold’s new book ’Mediterranean Islands’ has reveiled corwdfactor of some of the Croatian islands. These are some excerpts that describe some less crowded Islands in Croatia : If you want to get away from the central Med entirely, try Vis (crowdfactor 74), an hour and [...]
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Istrian specialties presented around the world
The Italian gastro-guide Veronelli and the French Vienna-licensed guide Gault Millau present Croatian specialties and restaurants on their pages – to be specific, those from Istria and Kvarner.
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Rab the City of Art – Book Launch
The book ‘Rab The City of Art’ by Miljenko Domijan will be launched in Croatian Embassy in London UK on Thursday 21st of February at 7pm. Mr Domijan, Chief Conservator at the Croatian Ministry of Culture will give an illustrated talk about the restoration of Rab
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Dubrovnik featured in Fodors guide to European Cruises
Fodor’s The Complete Guide to European Cruises, 1st Edition is due to be published on the 5th of February. This new guide book, subtitled as ‘A cruise lover’s guide to selecting the right trip with all the best ports of call’ also features info about Dubrovnik and Croatia . It includes variety of tourist sites in Dubrovnik Old Town, which Fodor’s describes as ‘an area that is compact and car-free.’
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