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Apartments in Istria

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Apartments in Istria are the most suitable accommodation for families who would like private atmosphere on holidays in Istria.
Istrian apartment offer is various. We offer you apartments, in private accomodation, campsites, or apartment-settlements.
We hope you will easily find the most suitable apartment for yourself.

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Istrian wine / Wine in Istria, Croatia

2011-07-21T11:09:00.001+01:00

Istrian wine is a poetry of taste and fragrance. It is an inseparable part of the Istrian man, his passion and love, his deepest intimacy and most open pride, a lavish gift from the rocky land and abundant sunshine.

The history of wine and of the local people is an inseparable story which has lasted over 2000 years, since the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius brought vines to the warm Istrian soil.

From the golden Malvasia (IQ) to the ruby Teran, from young light wines coloured by the autumn to the full and elegant flavours of ripe barriques, Istrian wines offer a multi-layered story that has just started to bediscovered.

IQ - The "Istrian Quality" designation referring to the wine Istrian Malvasia is primarily intended for labelling high-quality wines made from Istrian Malvasia grapes, and for promoting further development of the production of this autochthonous wine, increasing the quality of the wine and production technology and promoting and selling the Istrian Malvasia nationally and worldwide. The designation "IQ" enables the consumer to recognize the Istrian Malvasia wines whose quality is superior to the quality required by the law covering wines with protected geographical origin, and higher than those usually required and expected by the customer.

Malvasia
Malvasia is part of the region’s identity, a leading Croatian white wine and its fresh and crispy pride. Malvasia is a family of grapes that includes Malvasia Bianca and Malvasia Nera, but the most widely used is the Malvasia Bianca. Malvasia (also known as Malvazia) is a group of wine grape varieties grown historically in the Mediterranean. The Malvasia is a grape of Greek origin that has existed for about 2,000 years. The Malvasia tends to prefer dry climates with vineyards planted on sloping terrains of well drained soils. It can produce wines that go from very dry to very sweet. The grape produces golden, fragrant, flavourful wines with hints of apricots, muscat, and almonds.

It is one of the more interesting wines to pair with sea food and fish. It is served with white fish, shellfish or risotto or pasta and white meat. Serve at a temperature of 8-10 °C. 

Chardonnay
Chardonnay, the most popular sort of all wines, is crisp, elegant, fruity and acidic. Chardonnay grapes are a cross between the Pinot family and a very old and nearly extinct grape variety called Gouais Blanc....

Momjan’s Muskat
Momjan’s Muskat, a truly unique sort, grown on Momjan territory, is a beautifully aromatic and perfumed, semi-sweet, late-harvest wine with the golden yellow colour of the Istrian sun. The delicate and pleasant aromas offer a full and rounded taste....

Pinot Blanc
Pinot Blanc is a white wine grape, is a full-bodied dry white wine, with fruity aromas, often of apple, peach, citrus fruit, and some floral characteristics. This wine has a clear, straw yellow colour, with light golden and green reflections.....

Pinot Gris
Pinot Gris is a wine whose colour is a light shade of pink. It is also known by the name Pinot Grigio. Today it is the most popular sort in Croatia. It is a northern sort, but when grown in the Poreč region it has more colour and alcohol in it.....

Sauvignon
Sauvignon is a white wine, mostly dry and refreshing with notable acidity. It is recognizable for its distinct aromas of blooming meadows and the specific flavours of green apple, grape and asparagus. The taste is strong and full. ....

Red sorts

Teran
Teran is an old Istrian autochthonous cultivar which was mentioned for the first time 600 years ago. Until 100 years ago it was the main Istrian sort which was grown on most of the hither vineyards. It is a rich, slightly sour, full-bodied red wine with a high lactic acid content. It is very palatable, and highly prized by connoisseurs of fine wines. ....
Red Muskat
Red Muskat has carried Poreč’s good reputation in wine growing for more than 100 years. It is traditionally produced as dessert wine.....
Merlot
Merlot is a popular wine which has medium body with recognizable imprints of black currents and plums. Merlot is a very soft, velvety and therefore very smooth wine. Its name derives from ....

Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is a high quality sort, whether the produced wine is white or red. As a red wine, it ages perfectly. As a white wine it produces a fine sparkling wine and is distinct in its outstanding bouquet. The wine has temperament and ....

Pinot Noir pairs well with pork, beef and cheese. This sheen wine also pairs with venison, goose, duck, strong meat dishes, mushrooms, tuna....

Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon is the most popular sort of grapes in the world. It has a lovely and strongly expressed aroma with hints of black current. The wine is dark, distinctive and characteristic. Cabernet Sauvignon is dry, has a full body and ....

Cabernet Sauvignon is served at 16°C.

Borgonja
Borgonja is one of the oldest known sorts of grapes. This old Istrian autochthonic sort grows best in terra rossa in north-western Istria. It is suitable for producing young Beaujolais wine. Borgonja wine is a mildly strong and strong wine, with....

Refošk
Refošk (also known as Refosco) is an Istrian sort, with rich expression and character, a frit bouquet of raspberry and sour cherry but also with a slight trace of herbs. It has a high mineral content and ....

Recommendations

Wine Routes - Istrian supa - Istrian grappa ....

The grape harvest - At the end of summer, when nature becomes rich in colours, the diligent hands of Istrian people are awarded with abundance. Lush green vineyards, situated on the hills and in the fields, are willing to offer their juicy sweet fruits in the name of the wine symphony rich in colour, flavour and fragrance. Whether you choose the hills and fields of the Umag - Buje vineyards, the fertile vineyards in Poreč, the territory of Pula - Rovinj abundant with sunshine or the evergreen vineyards in the middle of Istria, be ready for a festival of joy, old values and a warm community that permeates every grape picker. Your hosts, in homesteads (Agritourism), in farm houses or in one of the many holiday homes surrounded by beautiful vineyards, will share with you the unique experience of picking grapes and introduce you to a world of old traditions, togetherness and to the source of joy.

More About Istrian wine

A few tips

The maximum allowed blood alcohol level in the Republic of Croatia is 0.5 %, so if you intend to enjoy the pleasures of wine, find accommodation near the desired wine cellar
Other than our quality wines, we recommend you taste the superb Istrian balsamic vinegar and herbal blackberry wine with aphrodisiac properties
Martinje, the traditional wine feast, celebrates the baptism of young wines, the tasting of older wines and a rich cuisine with a variety of cheerful and entertaining programs
Young wines must be opened several hours before consumption to enable them to "breathe"

Umag , ATP Studena Croatia Open

2011-07-18T14:23:00.000+01:00

22. ATP Studena Croatia Open 21.-31.07.2011

We will see the very best of Croatian tennis in Umag this year - all three of our best players will compete at the 22nd ATP Studena Croatia Open. This way, in the last week of July, the Croatian audience at the ATP stadium will be able to cheer for Marin Čilić, Ivan Ljubičić and Ivan Dodig, among other top players.

The ATP Studena Croatia Open is more than just an outstanding ATP World Tour tennis tournament. The event has helped to establish Umag as a symbol of high-quality Croatian tourism. Former Roland Garros champion Carlos Moya has been an outstanding ambassador for the city and the tournament, winning four titles, including three straight between 2001-03.

Thanks to the sponsorship family great support and local institutions, the city of Umag and the Tourist Board, entertainment part of a tournament is reinforced as well. The result of this cooperation is a great program of ATP events that in four weeks complements entire entertainment all over Istria.

Site:
ATP Stadium
Savudrijska cesta bb
52470 Umag
Tel: +385 52 719 125
Fax: +385 52 741 513
Website:www.croatiaopen.hr

ATP Umag Party Nights

21.07. Elvis Stanić
Elvis Stanić is one of the best Croatian contemporary guitar and accordion players, and an award-winning, middle-generation jazz composer. He is the leader of the "Elvis Stanić Grupa", a jazz fusion group...
22.07. Neno Belan
Former frontman of the Split-based band Đavoli, Neno Belan, has achieved considerable success in a rather short period of time in all of former Yugoslavia, leaving behind many an evergreen and hit.
23.07. Montserrat Caballé
During her long and impressive career Montserrat Caballé has sung in over eighty opera roles, from baroque opera to Verdi, Wagner, Puccini and Strauss. Her voice is known for its clarity, precision in control, extraordinary...
24.07. Goran Griff
Goran Griff Kauzlarić, an accomplished guitarist and multi-instrumentalist from Buje. He has played as a professional musician for over 30 years in Croatia and abroad. Besides singing and playing...
25.07. Positivo
All "Positivo" band members are both instrumentalists and singers. They carry a sensibility towards music that radiates energy, emotion and quality performance during their concerts. Their music is under a variety of influences...
26.07. Buđenj
"Buđenje" is a band that has existed at the music scene for many years. Led by the songwriter and singer Darko Bakić, the band's music is classified as Mediterranean pop-rock with a modern music production. "Buđenje"play their hits as well as hits...
27.07. The Beat Fleet
Their music is unique in Croatia and the unique way they create music and performe their raps is what makes them special. Virtually, they are the founders of a new genre of music, a mix between hip-hop and rock, but regardless of their unique...
28.07. Lana Jurčević
Lana Jurčević is one of the most successful artists in Croatia in general. She was singing since she was a child, and has stepped onto the Croatian music scene in 2003 when she released her first album.
29.07. Gustafi
They began with their concerts in 1980 in Vodnjan, and next year they were already touring in Ljubljana, Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sarajevo. The band gained its status as a cult alternative group due to its outstanding performance in the YURM finals...
30.07. Jinx
Jinx are a small but incredibly successful hits factory, capable of unifying all music tastes within one song, in a single perfect pop moment. In 1998 they received an award from the French state radio intended for best young band in Europe.
31.07. Vanna
Vanna's music career began nearly two decades ago. She gained her popularity among the audience through the years with the “Electro Team” as their lead singer and co-author of many hits that helped shape the nineties music.

Istria Gourmet & Jazz Festival program

Thursday, 21.7.2011.

Istria Gourmet Festival Opening
Gourmet theme: Istrian truffle
Restaurant "Zigante", Livade
Thanks to a long-term tradition in making truffle specialties, the members of the Zigante family become culinary experts that treat every dish as a creation. Numerous awards confirm the top level restaurant service provided: Year 2003., 2004. «top 5» restaurants in Istra, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 «Gault Milau» , 2004, 2005, «Dobri hrvatski restorani» top 10 in Croatia, 2009 TV EXCELLENCE"- Excellence Gourmet & Hotels Award- "We certify that this Activity is highly Recommended by the International Media & TV Journalists for its Professionality, Service, Cuisine, Atmosphere" . 2010 . TRAVEL INFO CROATIA. Recognition from the Istrian Tourist Community - CHOSEN RESTAURANTS 2010.

Friday, 22.07.2011.

Wine: Istrian white wine
Restaurant "Kukuriku", Kastav
The ethnic culinary service that makes Kukuriku known even outside the Croatian borders is based on a long-term tradition, along with the avantgard approach and lucidity of the creator Nenad Kukurin. His distinct style and artistic approach to the culture of the table has set many worldwide accepted guidelines in gastronomy.

Saturday, 23.7.2011.

Istrian Cheeses: Istrian goat cheese
The family homestead "Aleš", Štancija Kumparička (Pula) and restaurant "Hiša" Staro Selo (Slovenia)
The family homestead from the 14th century, situated in Štancija Kumperički next to Pula, produces high-quality cheeses. Their products are made in complete harmony with nature, respecting and promoting the true taste and smell in gastronomy.

Sunday, 24.7.2011.

Wines: Continental and Mediterranean
Restaurant "Dubravkin put", Zagreb
Dubravkin put is famous for its premium quality, and its basic gastronomic selection of first-class fish. This restaurant is a true harmony of Mediterranean tastes, smells and excellent ingredients that guarantee the highest quality. Along with the restarurant, there is a Wine bar with an astonishing wine selection.

Monday, 25.7.2011.

JRE Day: Jenues restaurateurs d'Europe
Restaurant "Steira Wirt", Trautmannsdorf (Austria)
Restaurant San Rocco, Brtonigla
Jeunes Restaurateurs d'Europe (JRE) is an association of the best restaurants in Europe. In the JRE restaurants a customer can always count on love and passion towards professionalism, in combination with an exclusive ambient. They are compiled of over 350 restaurants situated all around Europe. One of such JRE restaurants is Steira Wirt'. It is a family restaurant owned by siblings Richard and Sonja Rauch, and it is situated in Trautmannsdorf, Austria. Their motto is 'to be a good host and to please all of their guests'. The restaurant offers the highest quality regional cuisine, along with prestigious drinks gathered from all around Austria.

Tuesday, 26.7.2011.

Wines: Red or white wine?
Agritourism Tončić, Zrenj

Wednesday, 27.7.2011.

Vinegar: All that you did not know about the vinegar
Restaurant "La Subida", Cormons (Italy)
La Subida is a small family hotel owned by Joško and Loredana Sirk. It is situated in the hills amidst famous Collio Goriziano vineyards (Friuli Venezia Giulia). The chef Alessandro Gavagna follows the Sirk family with his talent and passion. This young chef that garners immense respect towards the regional tradition, combines great technical skills with deep sensitivity and creativity. He is a valuable star in "La Subida", and they are proud to have him.

Thursday, 28.7.2011.

Summer Vegetables: Istrian garden specialties on a plate
Tavern "Morgan", Bracanija (Brtonigla)
A sanctuary for gastronomers, an excellent tavern with good, delicious food created from homemade ingredients, the Morgan family farm is a guarantee of Istrian culinary experience. Brisk routine dishes, chosen from culinary customs characteristic for the Istrian region, and the family itself are brought to perfection. The seemingly rustic cuisine has grown into high cuisine almost without anyone noticing. Dried ham, Istrian sausages, stuffed pasta, young cheeses, brisk soups, poultry, venison and finally the boškarin are a gastronomic rhapsody. Their talent is displayed the most in their ability to devise original recipes that look like premium traditional regional dishes made exclusively from the best ingredients.

Friday, 29.7.2011.

Istrian cattle: Boškarin
Agency for the rural development of Istra (AZRI), Pazin
It is the first agency of it its kind in Croatia. The agency headquarters are in Pazin, and it deals with a specific task of coordinating production in the rural areas of Istra, along with initiating economic and developmental programs. Their wish to attend at the 'Istria gourme restoran' shows great potential for the future, as well as a presentation of a wide spectrum of culinary uses for the boškarin.

Saturday, 30.7.2011.

Olive oil: In all the colours of liquid gold
Kozlović wines, Momjan

Sunday, 31.7.2011.

Fish and paste: Hommage to Istria
Restaurant Villa Crespi, Chef Tonino Cannavacciuolo: Campania Felix

Olive oil roads in Istria

2011-07-16T08:26:00.000+01:00

Umag • Novigrad • Buje • Brtonigla • Savudrija

AL TORCIO , ANMAR , BASIACO Franco, BENVEGNU Remiggio , BURŠIĆ FAM. , COSSETTO Marijan , ČINIĆ Nino , KMET FAM. , KRALJEVIĆ-LEONI , CUJ RADESICH FAM., RAVALICO F.lli & Figli , SELVELLA , ZIGANTE Giancarlo,ZUBIN FAM. , Agro Millo , Agrofin , Brajko Anđelo , Cattunar Franco , Clai - Bijele zemlje , Čeko Branko , Farma Jola , Gambaletto , Kabola , Kozlović Franko , Olive Charm , Perossa Ivan , Radešić Romano , San Rocco , Spitz Fam. , Veralda , Visintin Nerino , Benvegnu Oriano , Cecco Antonio , Degrassi Armando , Fernetić Franko , Gardoš Roberto Goran , Miletić Elvino , Paoletić Tulio , Pregara Fam. , Radešić Silvino , Scrignar Maurizio , Sinožić Vedran , Valentić Fam., Vardabasso Bruno , Zubin Aldo

Poreč • Tar – Vabriga • Kaštelir - Labinci

AGROLAGUNA , MIH d.o.o. , Farm Pino , Kocijančić Obrad , Mahne Paolo , Selina , Stojnić Anton , Stojnić Nivio , Žužić Fam. , Brčić Anđelo , Ogresta Stipe , OPG Ban & Torcello

Vrsar • Funtana • Sv. Lovreč

Vošten Mario , Mišetić Zoran , Vina Terre

Rovinj • Bale • Kanfanar

DOBRAVAC Damir , LUPIĆ Vedran , MENEGHETTI , NOVI TORAČ , OLIVETTI , ZANINI Guido , Lanča Željko , Malusa Dario , Matošević Mladen , Pokrajac Klaudio , Popović Mirko , Rudan Giansandro , Valalta , Šturman Anton , Šturman Klaudio , Šuran Rino

Pula • Medulin • Ližnjan • Fažana • Vodnjan • Marčana • Barban

AGROPRODUKT , BALIJA FAM. , BIASIOL Maurizio , BRIST OLIVE , CERLON Giorgio , CHIAVALON , FIORE , MELOTO , OLEA B.B. , OSTOJIĆ-PERIĆ , TOFETTI Lucio , TONIN , Biasiol Livio , Cetina Aldo , Crnobori - Banjolac , Delton Sergio , Giacometti- Moscarda , Macan Gianfranco , Marčeta Dario , Peršić Mario , Sladonja , Sučić Ante , Tanger Silvano , Teraboto , Šimunović Mario , Cossara Livio , Fioranti Odino , Miljavac Livio ,Terra Caviada - Virgulan

Buzet • Gračišće • Grožnjan • Oprtalj • Motovun • Pazin • Višnjan • Vižinada ...

ANTOLOVIĆ Viviano , CERNAZ FAM. , GERŽINIĆ FAM. , IPŠA FAM. , TORKOP , VRANIĆ Franko , Antonac fam. , Božić - Cesar , Casa Maršić , Černeka Adriano , Dešković Fam. , Fatorić Robert , Poletti Peter , Pucer Fam. , Rossi Fam. , Sirotić Damir , Sirotić Sanjin , Vižintin Milan , Šeme Baričević Marija , Bernobich Lucio , Božić Vlado , Jakac Dorjan , Jerman Vlado , Oklen Fam. , Petohleb Miro , Prodan Miljenko

Brijuni National Park

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Brijuni National Park is an oasis of the magnificent harmony between man, animal and plant life. There are almost 700 plant species and about 250 bird species on the islands, whereas the mild Mediterranean climate makes it a pleasant health resort. After leaving Fažana, the line of green islands viewed from the boat, transforms into Veliki Brijun, the largest of the 14 islands.

The traces of dinosaurs, remains of Antiquity and later periods, achievements of modern times are all present in this area, whose development as an exclusive resort starts in 1893 thanks to the “old Austrian”, the industrialist Paul Kupelwieser, owner of the Brijuni Islands. This fashionable seaside resort and one of the leading health resorts started developing and gaining popularity all over Europe and worldwide, but this unfortunately ended with the beginning of World War I.

From then on Brijuni were mostly known for the political activities of Marshal Josip Broz Tito, the president of former Yugoslavia, who arrived on Brijuni for the first time in 1947. The usual, short introduction to Brijuni is a tour by tourist train that takes visitors through all the different natural beauties; through the safari park, by the Byzantine castrum, Roman residential villa in Verige Bay and many other interesting sights. Right by the harbor, close to hotels "Istra", "Neptun" and "Karmen" is the church of St. German from the 15th century which houses an exhibit of Istrian frescoes and copies of Glagolitic monuments.
Nearby is the natural science exhibit, archaeological museum and exhibition "Tito on Brijuni".

Olive oil in Istria

2011-07-14T13:44:00.000+01:00

Olive oil

The liquid gold of the Mediterranean, olive oil, has always been much more than just an ingredient; it is medicinal, magical and an inexhaustible source of enchantment. The olive tree is a symbol of abundance, glory and peace, winners were decorated with its branches, and its oil was served to the most powerful heads. It is a sacred tree and a symbol of peace, fertility, abundance, wisdom and power that has been feeding, nurturing and healing for thousands of years.

About olive trees

The olive was brought to the Mediterranean about 6 000 years ago. This is one of the oldest trees in the world. It is a known fact that the 20 million-year old fossilized remains of an old ancestor of olive trees have been found. The olive is a very resistant tree; its vital, almost immortal power, resists strong winters and scorching summers, proudly stretching out its branches toward the sky.

The benefits of olive oil

According to legend, it was chosen by the Creator to nurture and heal all His creatures. The healing properties of olive oil have been known for long time. The daily intake of this ingredient prevents the occurrence of chronic degenerative diseases and is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, with strengthening immunity, preventing cancer; it has a good effect on the gastric mucosa as well as numerous anti-inflammatory properties. Olive oil is also a well-known cosmetic product, which has very beneficial effects on skin, hair and nails, making them vital, shiny and smooth.

Types of olive oil production

Olive oil is obtained by pressing healthy olive fruit. It is divided into 4 quality categories: extra virgin, virgin, olive oil and sansa oil. The well-known extra virgin olive oil (olio di oliva extravergine) is obtained after the first pressing of healthy olive fruit, and its acidity (free fatty acids) does not exceed 0.8 to 0.2 percent.

The oil still has to pass organoleptic testing and must not have any smell that is not characteristic of the oil. Thus, for example, "extra virgin olive oil enriched with rosemary" is not really extra virgin olive oil.

Olive oil in Istria

Hotels Lovran / Istria Hotels

2011-05-31T10:41:00.000+01:00

Hotel Villa Astra ****

This elegant, spacious luxurious spa hotel is a perfect example of early 20th century Venetian Gothic, the work of master-builder Attilio Maguolo.The first in an array of summer-houses perfectly situated along the Croatian Adriatic sea, with a magnificent view of Kvarner Bay, Villa Astra is set well back from the main Opatija road.

The hotel is surrounded by lush, green gardens and has a direct access to the beautiful Lovran seaside promenade (or lungomare), 5 minutes walk from the centre of Lovran.

This exclusive spa hotel features 6 luxurious guest suites, an intimate organic vitality restaurant for gourmet tastes, elegant reception and adjoining aperitif bar,heated outdoor swimming pool (with bar), plus wellness area and secluded beach in front.

S1 / Hotel room(2 + 1)

S2 / Hotel room(2 + 1)

Astra Wellness & SPA / Wellness & SPA

Restoran Vila Astra / Restaurants


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Festival Kvarner in Opatija

2011-05-12T11:57:00.000+01:00

With three concerts we started the international Festival Kvarner in Opatija in 2010. The unique location, magnificent climate and enchanted atmosphere, altogether, inspire us to breath that vibrant present moment of life when we feel most alive, through its yielding nature. We hope to welcome you to the Festival Kvarner again this year. Experience this receptive liaison of music, nature and ambience right by the sea.

More About....www.festivalkvarner.com or Festival Kvarner / Opatija

Festival Kvarner / Program

FR
03.

Friday 03 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

PROGRAMME
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Sonata for piano No. 13
FRANZ LISZT ballad No. 2 in B-minor
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ROBERT SCHUMANN Carnival Scenes from Vienna op. 26
ARTIST
Martina Filjak
TICKETS HRK 70 / 90 / 110 (Euro 10 / 12 / 15)

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TU
21.

Tuesday 21 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Villa Astra | Lovran

PROGRAMME
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 1 in D major, op. 12
JOHANNES BRAHMS Sonata No. 1 in G major, op. 78
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CLAUDE DEBUSSY Sonata in G minor
ARTISTS
Vanessa Szigeti, Violin
Guillaume Vincent, Piano
TICKETS HRK 60 (Euro 8)

For this concert are only 50 tickets available.

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SA
25.

Saturday 25 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

PROGRAMME
JOSEPH HAYDN Symphony No. 6 Le Matin
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Symphonie No. 1 in C major, op. 21
ARTIST
Orchester PurPur
TICKETS HRK 70 / 90 / 110 (Euro 10 / 12 / 15)

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TU
06.

Tuesday 06 September 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

PROGRAMME
JOSEPH HAYDN Symphony No. 94 in G major, Hob. I:94
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ANTONIN DVORÁK Symphony Nr. 9 in E minor Aus der neuen Welt, op. 95
ARTISTS
Orchesterakademie Ossiach
Martin Sieghart, conductor
TICKETS HRK 70 / 90 / 110 (Euro 10 / 12 / 15)

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SA
01.

Saturday 01 October 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

PROGRAMME
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Coriolan Overture, op. 62
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 2 in D major, op. 36
ARTISTS
Capella Istropolitana
Michael Fendre, conductor
TICKETS HRK 70 / 90 / 110 (Euro 10 / 12 / 15)

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SA
29.

Saturday 29 October 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

PROGRAMME
GIOACHINO ROSSINI Overture to Die Seidene Leiter
JOHANNES BRAHMS Variations on a Theme of Schumann, op. 9
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WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Piano Quintet KV452
FELIX MENDELSSOHN BARTHOLDY A Midsummer Night's Dream, op. 61
ARTIST
The Ensemble Berlin
TICKETS HRK 70 / 90 / 110 (Euro 10 / 12 / 15)

Arena, Pula / Events 2011

2011-05-11T09:50:00.001+01:00

18/06/11 - Zucchero

pop rock koncert

Arena

21h

02/07/11 - Humanitarni koncert Biskupije

pop koncert

Arena

21.00h

05/07/11 - Seal

soul i r&b koncert

Arena

21h

10/07/11 - "Jalta, Jalta"

mjuzikl

Arena

21.30h

16/07/11 - 58.festival igranog filma

Arena

16.-23.07.2011.

21.30 sati

26/07/11 -Jack Johnson-To the Sea Tour 2011

pop rock koncert

Arena

20.30h

30/07/11 - Tony Cetinski

pop koncert

Arena

21.30h

06/08/11 - Gloria Gaynor i Ivo Gamulin

pop koncert

Arena

21.00h

13/08/11 - Đorđe Balašević

pop koncert

Arena

21.00

27/08/11 - Gibonni

pop koncert

Arena

21.00h

Istrian ham

2011-05-10T13:47:00.002+01:00

Istrian ham is the pride of the Istrian man, his symbol for the benefits of a balanced rhythm with Nature. Istrian ham is related to the legend of Bura, a young and beautiful girl who praised her own beauty too much and who God struck with lightning because of her arrogance. The story says that since then, whenever a woman commits a similar sin, she sighs bitterly, and her sighs become a strong and cold wind, which brings clarity and simple beauty. This is what Istrian ham is like, a unique combination of extremely high quality meat, a special recipe, enriched with sea salt and natural spices, dried only in the wind called Bura. Cut into thin slices it represents the beauty of simplicity and the uniqueness of Istria which melts in the mouth and conquers with a misleading fragrance.

The uniqueness of Istrian ham

This absolutely authentic Istrian product is unique in the world because of the quality of its ingredients and the preparation method that haven’t changed for centuries. The special technology for ham preparing and the microclimatic conditions result in a supreme product. Istrian ham is legally protected and has a geographical origin; it must be produced only in the hinterland of Istria, at least 12 kilometres away from the sea.

It is characterized by extremely red-coloured meat, with no adipose tissue and by an intense flavour and aroma. The animals are fed and kept separately, so the meat of Istrian ham does not contain additives or nitrates, which are harmful to one’s health. Unlike other dry-cured hams, the Istrian one dries without smoke, solely with the help of clean air, which is why it does not contain dangerous carcinogenic substances. Processed hams are dry-cured only with sea salt and natural spices - pepper, rosemary, bay leaves and garlic. It is produced in the wintertime, with the first day of a fresh wind, and it is drought the next five and matured twelve months.

Where to try the Istrian ham

Istrian ham will be offered to you on almost every table, in the warm home of Istrian people, in many restaurants, in traditional taverns and agrotourisms, as a beginning of every good meal, but also as a unique ingredient in many traditional dishes.

CROATIA CRUISE - Gulets (Sailing ships)

2009-05-15T16:57:00.003+01:00

If you want to get away from your daily routine, then take advantage of Croatia’s treasures and embark on an unforgettable CROATIA CRUISE. Why? Because CROATIA CRUISE means more than just spending time on a boat and enjoying the clear sea – it means a stress-free holiday, enjoying and experiencing more than a thousand islands and islets and countless coves. Every cove, beach and stone will make you want to touch it and become part of that place. And that is exactly what can happen – become part of the beautiful small villages on the islands, meet the local inhabitants, their customs, way of life and centuries old traditions.

You can sail even further into the past on GULETS: old-fashioned sailing ships.

CROATIA CRUISE (Sailing ships)

GULETS are beautiful, wooden sailing ships which served as merchant and cargo ships in the past, and have been completely renovated for your pleasure, with their comfort, facilities, appearance and interesting history.

CROATIA CRUISE is a luxurious vacation intended for you and your family or friends. A gulet can accommodate 10 - 12 people in 5 – 6 cabins with their own toilets and showers and a personal crew. As well as accommodation, a crew and a several hours of sailing every day, a gulet cruise allows you to try indigenous Dalmatian dishes, with the choice of full or half board. Although the menus and routes are set in advance, you can discuss your own ideas with the captain, tailoring your dream holiday to your own requirements.

If you want to experience the same atmosphere while meeting new people, you can book a cabin charter on a gulet (6 – 15 cabins). You will enjoy the large cruiser social experience in an intimate way.

Gulets are available departing from several harbours, (Sibenik, Zaton, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik) so you can experience different parts of the Croatian coastline.

GULET BASES

SIBENIK – a city with a rich history, located on the central Croatian Adriatic coast, on the estuary of the River KRKA, which is also a national park, with a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Our gulet, the Agora, takes you on a pleasant trip with the opportunity of visiting the unique archipelago of the Šibenik area and Kornati National Park - a unique group of Dalmatian limestone islands and rocks.

ZATON – situated deep in a bay where the sea is calm and the village tranquil, Zaton is the location of a small fleet of gullets: Blue Star, Morning Star, Kraljica Jadrana, Ser, Ostro, Siroko and Pulenat. You can enjoy a pleasant Adriatic cruise in each of them, accompanied by a professional crew and top quality chef. Another reason for choosing to cruise out of Zaton is Mother Nature herself - not far from Zaton is the splendid River Krka, with an abundance of flora and fauna, and the fascinating limestone archipelago of Kornati National Park.
If you want to see the central Dalmatian islands (Brac, Hvar, Vis) or even go all the way down to Dubrovnik, our gulets can take this route.
Even closer is TROGIR, from where the central Dalmatian archipelago is within easy reach.

TROGIR – a small town, but a big tourist destination, with a rich, lively history. The historical old city of Trogir was declared a cultural monument in 1997, making it an even bigger tourist attraction. Split airport is close by, which is certainly an advantage.
The beauty of Trogir is enriched by numerous gulets which will take you from Trogir harbour on your Adriatic cruise: Andi, Andi Star, Blue Nose, and Nostalgija are just a few of them. You can also set out gulet cruising from Split.

SPLIT – is the largest city in Dalmatia, and the second largest in Croatia. Situated beneath Marjan Hill, within the walls of a 1700 year-old palace, is a city which many regard as the “most beautiful city in the world”. The beautiful greenery of Marjan and the nearby Jadro and Zrnovnica Rivers, bathed in a warm Mediterranean climate, make Split forever young.
These gullets are based in Split: Fortuna, Fortuna Dalmata, Sinbadsan, Libra, Jadranska Kraljica, Barbara, Angelica, Atlantia and many more. The most common route taken is through the central Dalmatian islands: Solta, Brac, Hvar, Vis, or further, to Lastovo, Korcula, Mljet, or all the way down to Dubrovnik.

Flotilla sailing Croatia

2009-03-03T14:30:00.001Z

A flotilla is a group of boats sailing together under the supervision of a lead boat operated by the charter company.
Flotillas are arranged so that singles, couples and small groups who don’t know each other can join together and form a flotilla of 5 to 10 boats. Lead boat crew is always nearby in case someone needs assistance during trip and also to recommend the best anchorages, harbours, restaurants and places to visit. Although there is an experienced skipper on the lead boat, at least one person on each boat is required to have an internationally recognized sailing certificate.
Every morning a briefing takes place in which all skippers together discuss route of that day, flotilla leader gives useful tips about it and weather report. Flotilla leader is more of a nautical companion and source of information than an entertainer. On the way a lead boat can be contacted by VHF, an easy-to-handle sender/receiver radio transmitter.
All boats follow the same route which provides the opportunity for swimming, snorkelling, relaxing and sunbathing. They are sailing independently but can always refer back to the lead boat. Evening can be spend without the group because they are no social obligations, but often the group finds itself together to eat and drink and share experiences of the day.
For many the social element of meeting up with likeminded crews from the other flotilla yachts is both reassuring and fun.

More info Flotilla sailing Croatia

Team building on the sea

2009-03-03T14:29:00.001Z

Since ancient times, unity of spirit has characterised the sea and fearless sailors, and team building programme on the sea offers co-existence with colleagues and with nature.

Although it is a special experience sailing the Adriatic alone or with your closest friends, experiencing its beauties with your colleagues and business partners can be a completely new challenge. Prepare your team for their next business challenge by experiencing this unique combination of the sea and nature. Exchange your work space for a beautiful yacht or gulet and the crystal clear Adriatic. Transform your tedious business conversations into more pleasant ones through socialising and the challenges offered by the sea.

Depending on the goals you have set for your team, you have option to spend your team building on the yacht or on the gulet.

Yachting team building is more active and physically demanding, full of real challenges. Arrive knowing little about sailing and leave with a full understanding of how great teamwork makes a yacht move better and faster.

Gulet is luxurious wooden motor sailor boat, designed specifically for cruising. With gulet team building you leave the sailing responsibilities to the crew and dedicate time to yourself, your team and the goals you have set.

Besides Adriatic sailing, team building project might also include some interesting active excursions: rafting, canyoning, canoe safari, trekking, hiking, free climbing, paintball, riding… Also, there is possibility to include in the team building visit to a farmhouse where you can help in the preparation of traditional Croatian dish „soparnik“, learn to play bocce, or just enjoy sitting by a fireplace and drinking wine from a wooden jug.

If your goal is to improve relationships between groups and to improve business efficiency spending time together in the nature – team building on the sea is one of the best options for your team. Contact Orvas Yachting and start you adventure!

Hallowind 2008 - 31.10. - 02.11. Premantura

2008-09-18T12:49:00.000+01:00

Hallowind 2008 - 31.10. - 02.11. Premantura
Kamenjak, AC Stupice
In Premantura, one of the most preferable windsurfing destinations, the Hallowind will blow again this year.

Apart from the central and the most attractive sport event - European Championship Windsurfing Free Style finals, other contests such as mountain bike race, free climbing, skateboarding and windsurfing formula for Adria and Croatia Cup will take place daily.

And to avoid sportsmen taking all the credit for having a good time, the music part will take place every night according to the 'something for everybody' wise formula.

Everything will end in the traditional Hallowind way - with a techno party!
Kamenjak, AC Stupice
In Premantura, one of the most preferable windsurfing destinations, the Hallowind will blow again this year.

Apart from the central and the most attractive sport event - European Championship Windsurfing Free Style finals, other contests such as mountain bike race, free climbing, skateboarding and windsurfing formula for Adria and Croatia Cup will take place daily.

And to avoid sportsmen taking all the credit for having a good time, the music part will take place every night according to the 'something for everybody' wise formula.

Everything will end in the traditional Hallowind way - with a techno party!
Kamenjak, AC Stupice
In Premantura, one of the most preferable windsurfing destinations, the Hallowind will blow again this year.

Apart from the central and the most attractive sport event - European Championship Windsurfing Free Style finals, other contests such as mountain bike race, free climbing, skateboarding and windsurfing formula for Adria and Croatia Cup will take place daily.

And to avoid sportsmen taking all the credit for having a good time, the music part will take place every night according to the 'something for everybody' wise formula.

Everything will end in the traditional Hallowind way - with a techno party!

Kroz Istru - Tour d'Istrie cycling races

2008-09-18T12:47:00.000+01:00

Kroz Istru - Tour d'Istrie cycling races
19.09. - 21.09. Pula
19.09. I. etapa: Pula - Buje (93 km)
Pula - Fažana - Bale - Lim - Poreč - Vižinada - Buje

20.09. II. etapa: Umag - Labin (100 km)
Umag - Oprtalj - Livade - Pazin - Pićan

21.09. III. etapa: Rabac - Pula (103 km)
Rabac - Raša - Žminj - Dvigrad - Lim - Bale - Pula

Not many cycling races in the world can boast of having such a magnificent structure as the amphitheatre of Pula for their starting point. One of these is the International junior stage race Kroz Istru, held for the first time back in 1949, so that this year's race is its 49th edition.

Top cyclists from Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Russia, Poland, Australia, Canada, Nigeria and many other countries compete for points of the World cup (junior category) in several demanding stages. Apart from being a sports event, this race is known for its friendly atmosphere, enabling both participants and visitors to enjoy the untouched natural beauties and hospitality of hosts.

Owing to the natural diversity of the Istrian peninsula there are great possibilities for bike trails. Organizers of the legendary Giro d'Italia recognized such possibilities, so in May 2004 Istria hosted two stages of one of the world's most prestigious sports events.

The race is listed on the calendar of the World Cycling Federation (UCI)

Tied around the Pula Arena

2006-05-11T16:29:00.000+01:00

After two years' preparation, in the afternoon of Saturday 18th October the knot of the largest cravat in the world was tied around the Pula Arena. The creator of this grandiose art installation was prof. Marijan Busic, the head of the non-profit making establishment "Academic Cravatica", which promotes the cravat as part of the Croatian and world cultural heritage. The coordinator of the technical execution of the installation was Mladen Marinovic, the head designer of the firm Potomac-Croata. The designers of the idea and feasibility study were mr. Sc. Damir Corko (for the part of the Cravat around the Arena) and dr. sc. Bruno Calic (for the construction of the knot and the load bearing construction outside the Arena). Academia Cravatica was responsible for the entire art installation project, and the City of Pula was the co-organizer.

This world scale "mega-tie" is of incredible dimensions: it is 808 m long, and at its widest it measures 25 m. The knot of the cravat is 15 m long, at its widest it is 16.5 m wide and at its most narrow point it is 5.4 m wide. The height of the cravat from the narrowest to the widest part is 3.5 m. The execution of the art installation began on Tuesday morning, when members of the Split mountaineering society "Spirit, by climbing up around the Arena, began setting up a net around the Arena, so that they could then fix the cravat to it.

This job took two days, then more than a hundred Pula high-schoolers, standing around the Arena, held the cravat whilst the mountaineers gradually lifted it up to the top of the Arena. The most difficult part - tying the knot of the cravat - began on Saturday morning. In the late afternoon, more precisely at around 5.30 p.m., the knot was tied and the cravat spread out to its full width of hundreds of meters across the Pula Karolina car park. The entire unusual event was followed from the early morning with great interest by hundreds of local people and tourists, and in the afternoon there were several thousand watching. This world scale cultural media spectacle aroused a great deal of attention from the local and world media, including about ten television companies, including CNN and ARD.

The tying of the knot

The tying of the knot of the Tie was recorded several times from the air (by helicopter from the Ministry of Defense) and what was probably the most beautiful sight of the entire event began when, in order to spread out the lower part of the Tie (below the knot), hundreds of local people became involved in a long chain to take part in the installation, holding the Tie up. On the recordings from the air, the Arena truly resembled the giant neck of Veli Joze, as the creator of the installation Marijan Busic has said, and the Cravat around the Arena was impressively similar to a normal cravat with a tied knot.

The sponsors

The sponsors of the art installation were HEP (the Croatian electricity company) INA, Potomac-Croata and Adria Lada. Croatian national television (HRT) will make a documentary about this unique event. The importance of the art installation project "A Cravat around the Arena" as a world scale cultural project by which the Arena, Pula, Istria, Croatia and Croatian tourism have been promoted on a world scale, has been recognized and given support by the Croatian Ministry of Culture, the Ministries for European Integration, Tourism and Defense, the Croatian Tourist Board, the Tourist Boards of the City of Pula and the Istarska County and Croatia Airlines. The official cultural and artistic program with the presentation of the installation was attended by the vice-president of the Croatian Government Dr. Goran Granic, the assistant minister for European Integration Davor Cilic, diplomatic representatives from the embassies of France, Greece and Denmark, a representative of the Japanese cultural institution "The Japanese House" Jassuo Yamamoto, who is also a member of the Board of the Academia Cravatica and many other important guests.

The official program

At the beginning of the official program (run by Lejdi Oreb) the mayor of Pula dr. sc. Luciano Delbianco spoke on the significance of this event for the city of Pula and Croatia as a whole. The coordinator of the technical staging of the installation Mladen Marinovic spoke about how this exceptionally complex project, in a technical and technological sense, was realized. The creator of the installation Marijan Busic spoke about the motives for his preoccupation with the cravat and the message of this art installation and amongst other things said, "While I was still in high school I realized that Croatia, the home of the tie (cravat), could best be presented to Europe and the world by means of the tie, as a worldwide symbol of dignity, formality and success. In time I discovered more and more the symbolic potential of the cravat as a medium. So the art installation "A Cravat around the Arena" primarily draws attention to the cravat as a world phenomenon of communication, a medium which communicates emotion, value and identity. Today in the conditions of globalization, with the tendency to iron out cultural differences, through this installation which brings together the ancient and the modern era with Croatia, I would like to emphasize directly the value of different identities. The red color of the tie, as a sign of love, which is also the color of the Croatian coat-of-arms, and the red soil of Istria, underlines the Croatian cultural identity and at the same time its openness and belonging to the wider European cultural circle. The metaphor of circles is also close to me (of Pula, Istria, Croatia, Europe and the World), circles, which do not obliterate each other, but rather complement and complete one another. The extraordinary size of the art installation is conditioned by the size of the Arena, this magnificent symbol of the Greek and Roman world. Since it is located here in Istria, I spontaneously associated the Arena with the giant Veli Joze and I imagined it as his gigantic neck."

The official program began at 3 p.m. with

a parade by the brass band and majorettes
of the City of Pula.
Also included in the program were
members of the "Uljanik" folk club
and the women's
klapa singing group "Teranke"
who for the first time performed
the song "Vez"
(written by Daniel Nacinovic,
music by Bruno Krajcar) which
was especially written for the occasion.

The composition "Balun" was also performed (by Bruno Krajcar) which popularizes the unique Istrian musical scale and the traditional Istrian dance. The dance was performed by the "Stellium" dance group (choreography by Tatjana Samuele).

Six couples danced in costumes based on stylized Istrian folk costumes made by the firm Potomac, who also are owners of the Croata brand. After the program there was a reception and a happy time of socializing, for the guests, the participants in the program and representatives of the media.

The young couple Danijela and Denis from Pula also took part in the official program, dressed in formal wedding outfits. Their presence was a kind of living presentation of a "wedding in the Pula Arena" the basic motif of the picture book "The Cravat of Veli Jože or the fairy wedding in the Pula Arena". This new, illustrated literary work (written by Daniel Nacinovic and Ivan Gregov) was produced to mark the art installation and was inspired by it. The young couple was also honored by the accompaniment of members of the "Turopolje Honorable Guard" a historical Croatian unit from Turopolje. Turopolje is incidentally, the home of the man's formal neck scarf the "podgutnica", which according to some researchers is the oldest Croatian cravat (the original cravat).

The realization of the art installation also gave rise to other cultural and artistic events. On Friday 17 October an exhibition of works by twenty artists was opened on the theme of the tie. They donated all the works of art exhibited to the non-profit making institution Academia Cravatica. There is a book, as mentioned before, to be launched next week (a picture book) entitled "The Cravat of Veli Joze or the fairy wedding in the Pula Arena" (Authors: D. N. & I. G.), in three versions - in Croatian, Italian and English.

The final phase

And finally one more interesting thing. The final phase of the execution of the installation on Saturday was made more difficult and slowed down by a strong bora wind. Precisely because of the great vulnerability of the installation to wind, the lower part of the cravat was put away that same evening with the help of the local people, but the knot and the part of the Cravat around the Arena was taken down the next day, on Sunday. But the point of the art installation had been achieved: a picture of the largest cravat in the world had gone around the globe! (Dino Bedrina)

New Metro in Croatia

2006-05-09T08:55:00.000+01:00

On May 15, a Croatian edition of Metro will be launched by Europapressholding (EPH), the biggest newspaper publisher in Croatia in which German publisher WAZ (Essen) has a 50% stake. The paper is a Metro franchise and wil have the familiar green Metro design. Metro will be pubished in four different editions (Zagreb, Istria, Dalmatia, and the northern area) with a circulation of 250,000.

Competition has been rising in Croatia the last year. Austrian publisher Styria Media, publisher of Vecernji list, launched the cheap paper 24Sata and the free weekly Metropola, while EPH added the TV-Magazine Studio and the Lifestyle-Magazine Gloria In on Friday and Saturday for free to their daily Jutarnji list. Vecernji list and 24Sata reacted with a TV-guide of their own.

In 2003 the car of the director and co-owner of EPH, Ninoslav Pavic, was blown up by a bomb in Zagreb. The attack was probably related to an earlier attack on two EPH journalist in 2002. The report by EPH publications on organized crime in Croatia could be the reason for the attacks.

''CULTURAL SUMMER OF FAŽANA 2006'' - Manifestation calendar

2006-04-21T11:07:00.000+01:00

''CULTURAL SUMMER OF FAŽANA 2006'' - Manifestation calendar

MAY
30.4. - 16,00h "Brodetto festival" – competition in preparation of ''brodetto'', traditional istrian dish
1.5. - 15,00h ''Fešta za Fažance'' – festivity of the 1st May
6.5. - "Fažana school of salting pilchard" – competition and education about salting, Pilchard
6.5. - 17,00h education about Pilchard and technology of salting Pilchard
6.5. - 18,00h competition in salting Pilchard
11.-19.5. - 18,00h Paint exhibition of the kindergarden ''Sunce''
20. – 27.5. - "Tito’s days in Fažana" – exhibitions dedicated to the time Tito spent in Fažana
20.5. - 17,00h Opening of the manifestation

JUNE
3.6. - County of Pellizzano – gastro presentation
13.-14.6. - Days of the Fažana county
18.6. - 10,00h - "Fažanski tanac" – youth folklore festival for the Istrian elementary schools
25.6. - "Fisherman’s festival" – preparation and degustation of pilchard in 100 ways - Opening of "Park of pilchard"
27.6. - 20,00h Concert of the group „Batana“ from Rovinj
29.6. - 20,00h Folklor group from Svetvičenat

JULY
30.6. – 2.7. - "Festival of sport and culture" – competitions in different sports, traditional sports, wolleyball, mini socker, swimming marathon-creative workshops at the beach of Fažana
16.7. - "Fešta od kužine" – gastronomy festival – competition in preparing istrian vegetable stew ''maneštra''
23.7. - "Roman Valbandon"– presentation of Fažana's activities and gastronomy in Roman times
29.7. - "Rio in Fažana" – summer carnival for kids

AUGUST
5.8. - "Pilchard festival" – the oldest Fažana festival
13.8. - "Open Riva Art" – one – day open air exhibition held in the old town core
20.8. - "Fisherman’s festival" – presentation of the old fisherman's tools and degustation of salted pilchard
27.8. - "Valbandon ispod čripnje" - competition in preparing dishes under a baking lid "čripnja"

SEPTEMBER
17.9. - "Fažanafest" – final festivity of the "Fažana cultural summer 2006"

NOVEMBER
11.11. - "New Wine Festival" at Stancija Barbo

SUMMER IN FAŽANA 2006 - Daily events at the waterfront: folklore, soft summer music, fashion shows, exhibitions, jazz evenings...

July/August - ''Hand made fair'' – original hand made istrian souvenirs

Istria Terra Magica Bike 2006

2006-04-10T07:54:00.001+01:00

Dear sports friends,

it is our great pleasure to announce the 2nd international bicycle race Istria Terra Magica Bike that is going to take place on April the 30th in Poreč. Classified as a marathon, the race is listed on the calendar of the World Bicycle Federation – class 1, and the total prize fund amounts at 8.500 euros.

Considering the fact that there will be assigned world points, it is attended an exciting race and an intense competition. The trail is 74 km long and passes through the attractive old centre of Poreč which typical Mediterranean ambience is enriched by numerous historic-cultural monuments which comprise the complex of the Euphrasian basilica from 1997 included in the UNESCO’s world list of protected cultural heritage.

A novelty for all the interested: amongst the professional international race this year we have organized an additional shorter, 38 km long track for amateurs. We are also glad to announce a rich entertainment program with music, fun, animation and many prizes, audiovisual registration of the race and lunch for all the participants.

The hotel company Riviera holding from Poreč has prepared some special tourist arrangements and affordable prices for all the cyclists.See you in Poreč!

Date:30th April 2006
Competition type:Marathon Istria Terra Magica Bike (UCI E1)
Course:Marathon Istria Terra Magica Bike (UCI 1),
CLASSIC 79,6 km / 950 m altitude
(Group start for the following categories:
Elite, U23, Women, Master 1&2, Sport 1&2)

Marathon Istria Terra Magica Bike,
SMALL 53,2 km / 370 m altitude
(Group start for the following categories:
Juniors, Master 3&4, Hobby-Tourist)

Authorized categories:
Elite, U-23, Women, Sport,
Master 1&2, Master 3&4, Hobby-Tourist

Start:Start in Poreč at 10.30 am
Registration and start fee till 15th April 2006:Istria Terra Magica Bike (E1) = 20 €
Additional fee from 16th till 29th April 2006:Istria Terra Magica Bike (E1) = 25 €

Number assignment:
● Saturday, 29th April 2006 from 12 am till 7 pm directly in the race office at the Hotel Pical in Poreč,
● Sunday, 30th April 2006 from 7 till 9 pm at the info point at Poreč

Entry fee includes:
The course will be signposted from April 2006; race number holder; professional timing; Mechanical help in the start area; medical assistance; free parking; food stops along the course; prize total of € 8.500,00; pasta party; online results; bike washing at the finish; race pack for every entrant; free entry into the various activities; male and female showers, shuttle service for bikers (broom service); welcome party

Prizes:
Overall prize purse: 4.140 € cash. Prize purse will be awarded to riders in the following categories: Elite, U-23, Women, Master and Sport. Practical prizes will be awarded to riders in all categories.

Prize giving ceremonies:
● Sunday, 30th April 2006 at the finish lane in Poreč

President of the Commissaires Panel: Csilla Tam (Hungary)

General rules:
The event applies the mountain bike technical rules of the Croatian Biking Union, the UCI International Mountain Bike Regulations and the general regulations of the UCI. The organizer will not be held accountable for civil and legal responsibilities of the competitors towards third parties. The event will take place regardless the weather conditions.

Complaints:
According to the book of regulations by placing the deposit of 100 kn

Naturism in Croatia

2006-03-29T17:22:00.000+01:00

History of naturism in Croatia and the present situation

History of organized naturist vacations in Croatia goes back in 1930's. The island of Rab is rightly referred to as the pioneer of naturism on the Adriatic. The month of August 1936 is frequently mentioned as the official beginning of naturism in Rab, i.e. when the English king Edward VIII stayed there and the Rab authorities allowed him and his wife to take a nude swim in the bay of Kandarola. That's why this bay is nowadays sometimes called "English Beach" or "Engleska plaza".
However it is certain that naturism on the island started long before that. The article "Trade in nakedness", published in the Austrian economic journal "Trend" no. 11/83 reports that the naturist beach in Rab was officially opened as early as at the transition to this century and that 50 beds in the hotels were reserved for naturists. The same article mentions that the first naturist beach in Rab was opened personally by Richard Ehrman, the president of the International Naturist Federation from Vienna in 1934. Naturism in Rab is also mentioned in the article of the Czech Josef Herman, in 1907 and of professor Günther in 1912, which proves that the Rab people had understood long ago the bright prospects of this movement which, at that time, was a very bold attitude.

Croatia was the first country in Europe to start with the concept of commercial naturist resorts, when in other European countries naturism was limited to member clubs only. Real naturist expansion started in 1960's when first naturist camps were opened in Istra and Dalmatia. In those days more than 100.000 naturists spent their vacation in Koversada in 60'sCroatia each year. The oldest naturist resort in Croatia is Koversada and in 2001 celebrated its 40th anniversary. Koversada is in fact a small islet and today it is connected by a small bridge with the mainland. The story says that famous adventurer Giacomo Casanova was the first one who took a nude swim in Koversada. But it was Rudolf Halbig from Germany, owner of Miramare travel agency, who, 200 years later - in 1953, recognized Koversada as a perfect naturist destination. At the beginning naturists put up in the village of Vrsar and went to Koversada islet for swimming and sunbathing. In 1961 Koversada became officially opened for naturist tourists. As Koversada was becoming more popular, the islet became too small and in 1965 resort spread on the near by shore. In 1972 Koversada hosted Naturist World Congress. In the course of years Koversada grew to modern and one of the largest and and the most popular naturist resorts in Europe.
Soon after Koversada, other resorts opened its doors to naturists as well: Valata naturist resort (opened in 1968), Monsena (in 1988 hosted Naturist World Congress), Solaris and many other.

Today Croatia is offering wide range of naturist facilities: beaches, camping, hotels, apartment and bungalow villages. There are more than 20 official naturist resorts that spread on 8.220.000 sq. meters. Naturist resorts offer 46.100 camping units, 5.300 beds in apartments, bungalows or hotels. In addition to that, official naturist beaches (outside of naturist resorts) offer a place under the sun for 20.000 sunbathers. Except of official naturist resorts and beaches, there are also many so called free beaches. Those are unofficial naturist beaches, sometimes controlled and maintained by local tourist authorities and sometimes not, that can be found everywhere on the coast.
Naturist beaches in Croatia are marked as "FKK". This is abbreviation for German word "Freikörperkultur" (Free Body Culture). The FKK sign is ubiquitous all along the Croatian coast.

Naturism represents an important factor in Croatian tourism industry. To estimate how many percent of all Croatian FKK beachtourists are naturists is not an easy task, because many stay in textile resorts and visit naturist beaches or resorts just for swimming and sunbathing. Some estimates say about 15% of all tourists in Croatia are naturists or nudists. That means more than 1.000.000 naturists visit Croatia each year. Most of them come from Germany, than Austria, The Netherlands, Italy, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary etc. Considering country's liberal tradition toward naturism and a large number of naturist resorts and beaches, Croats are surprisingly still a bit shy when it comes to naturism and make about less than 5% of all guests in naturist resorts. Comparing to the situation in 1980's, number of organized naturist in Croatia has significantly decreased in the last decade. Many agree the reason is stronger influence of the Catholic Church in the society. Today many Croats prefer unofficial or secluded beaches to throw away their clothes.
But still, naturism is strongly suported by official Croatian goverment bodies. Take a look what official Croatian tourism site says about it (and we're glad they used many information from this site), and naturism is even mentioned on tourism site of Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Why come to Croatia?
Is naturism legal in Croatia?
When is the best time to come?
Is it safe over there?
Do I need any kind of membership?
Singles policy?
How about topless?
Clothing optional?
Are all naturist beaches listed here?

http://www.cronatur.com

JAZZBINA CLUBING - 10 Years on the¸Air and Stage

2006-03-16T15:45:00.000Z

JAZZBINA CLUBING
10 Years on the¸Air and Stage
24.03.2006./Friday
HP Club, Hotel Pula, Pula
22:00
VASIL HADŽIMANOV BAND
www.vhband.com
Vasil Hadžimanov, keyboards
Vlada Samardzic, bass
Bojan Ivković, percussion, scat
Srđan Dunkić-Johnny, drums
and ...

VASIL HADZIMANOV BAND

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Vasil’s (born June 23rd, 1973, Belgrade) classical training began at the age of 5,

and included attendance at one of the oldest music high schools in South East Europe,

Stevan Mokranjac in Belgrade (prof. Ljubinka Hadzi-Jovancic). It was his interest in jazz, however, that won him full scholarship to attend the Interlochen Arts Camp for two summers in a row and afforded him the opportunity to study and perform with Milt Jackson, Curtis Fuller, and Bayron Stripling among others.

He moved to Boston in 1992 to study piano and arranging at Berklee College of Music on a scholarship. He graduated in 1995 and his piano teachers were Ray Santisi and Lazslo Gardony.

While at Berklee, he performed with Matt Garrison, Rick Peckham, Leroy Jenkins (in his rap opera “Funky Faust”), George Garzone, Ayib Dieng, and toured nationally with Paskal Bokar’s afro-pop band.

In September 1996 Vasil moved to New York, where he continued his work with some of the best young musicians like: David Gilmore, David Binney, Cris Cheek, Marko Djordjevic, Danny Sadownick, Adam Deutch, Antonio Sanchez, Reuben Rogers, Rodney Holmes, “Ultranate”… At the same time he worked as a music programmer at the “TOMANDANDY” studios (authors of the “Killing Zoe” soundtrack).

Vasil also performed with the following SCG artists: Jovan Maljokovic Balkan Salsa Band (Rothweill Jazz Fest., Montreaux Jazz Fest.), Dusko Gojkovic (European tour), Steve Gut (Segedin Jazz Fest.), Mimo Mitrovic, Bisera Veletanlic, Zafir and Senka Hadzimanov, Rambo Amadeus (ex Yu tour)…

After spending a year in the Big Apple he decided to move back to Yugoslavia and finish what he started with his own:

VASIL HADZIMANOV BAND

His ideas of mixing Balkan traditional, folk rhythms and melodies with the western, modern musical styles (jazz, funk, world music…) in his own music is completely authentic and a new approach to jazz music. For the last 5 years, Vasil and his musicians have continuously played his compositions on concerts and jazz festivals all over Serbia and Montenegro and other countries with big success (Belgrade summertime Jazz Fest - following Joe Zawinul, Novi Sad Jazz Fest., Nis, Smederevo,

Kragujevac, Podgorica, Budva,… Banjaluka, Sarajevo, Mostar, Zelenkovac Jazz Fest (Bosnia), Skopje Soul and Blues Fest., Kumanovo Jazz Fest.(Macedonia), Maribor Lent Fest., Cerkno Jazz Fest. (Slovenia), Opatija Jazz Fest., Promotion concert for the PGP publishing house in Stuttgart, Pula (Croatia), Berlin (benefit concert), Porgy and Bess jazz club in Vienna (Austria), Bratislava Jazz Days “Jazzove dni” (Slovakia)…

In the year of 2001, Vasil Hadzimanov Band released their first CD and tape under the title “11 reasons for…” published by PGP-RTS. Its first edition sold out in three months. Also for their first release, they won the award Beovision 2002 for the Best Debut Album of The Year 2002.

In the summer of 2002 Vasil Hadzimanov Band joined famous director Goran Paskaljevic and his film crew, in making of a documentary about Belgrade, for the ARTE television. Vasil composed the music and the band fronted by their percussionist Bojan Ivkovic, acted and performed music in the movie. Vasil’s music can also be found on “011 Belgrade”, a movie by a young Austrian director Michael Pfeifenberger and a new movie by Rasha Andric "When I Grow Up I Wanna Be A Kangaroo".

In the year of 2003 they released their second CD “Kafanki”, again published by PGP-RTS, which they currently promote across Europe. For this one, they won the award Suncane skale 2003 for the Best Instrumental Album of The Year 2003.

19th of November 2003 VH Band performed on the “Enter Music Festival“ in Belgrade sharing the stage with the great Joe Zawinul and his Zawinul Syndicate. After hearing the band perform live, Zawinul himself invited Vasil and his mates to perform in his new club in Vienna, called "Joe's Birdland", in the spring of 2005. In the summer of 2005, the band will represent the sounds of the Balkan on Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.

In June 2004 VH Band were invited by the violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy to perform with him on his big Belgrade concert. This was quite an experience for both parties involved, as well as for the audience...

Confident that the quality and originality will turn many heads and create new opportunities for them, this young band is eager to expand its audience and a place in your programme.

Vasil Hadzimanov band featuring:

Vladimir Samardzic –el. bass guitar (born in 1970 in Novi Sad, Serbia) As a self-thought guitar player he picks bass guitar at the age of 19 and starts practising and playing in many clubs in Belgrade and Novi Sad with domestic jazz musicians. He meets Vasil Hadzimanov in 1993 and the same year became a member of the Novi Sad Big Band Orchestra. 1995-1997 Vladimir records and performs with the legendary rock band SMAK and studies with the bands leader and one of the most famous guitarists in ˝old˝ Yugoslavia, Radomir Mihajlovic – Tochak. At Berklee College of Music, which he enrolled with the scholraship in 1997, he wins the reward for an Outstanding Achievemnet from Berklee Bass Department, BMG Jazz Award and he gets the scholarship from Studenica Foundation (for talented students from Serbia studing in America). During his studies in the States, he intensively works with Bryan Oliver funk band and latino ensemble named Papa Loves Mambo. He colaborates with great singer Gabrielle Goodman, world known vibist Dave Samules (Spyro Gyra, Caribbean Jazz Project), percusionist Jammey Haddad (Dave Liebeman, Paul Simon), rumenian pan-flute player Damian Dragichi and new york drummer Marko Djordjevic (SVETI). With his own sextet Vladimir performs originals at many clubs in Boston. He graduates with ˝Summa Cum Laude˝ in 1999 under supervision of his mentors Oscar Stagnaro(Paquito D'Rivera, Dave Valentin) and Anthony Vitti. After gradution from Berklee Vladimir comes back to Yugoslavia (2000) and continues playing with Vasil Hadzimanov as a full time member of Vasil's band. He also colaborates with singers Bisera Veletanlic and Hana Vuchicevic (Speed Limit, Just), latino band Mambo Stars, multiinstrumentalist Slobodan Trkulja (Balkanopolis) and Groove Masters band which follows the most popular pop singer in this region Vlado Georgiev. Among taking part on many jazz festivals all over ex–Yugoslavia with Vasil Hadzimanov Band, Vladimir played at the festivals in Austria, Slovakia, Germany and Holland (tour of five World Music festivals 2004 and North See Jazz Festival 2002 with the Balkanopolis ethno project). Since his return from United States he has been active as a private instructor, and music workshops lecturer for bass guitar and harmony. As bass guitarist he was involved in realisation of many domestic music edtions and several independent american editions. Vladimir Samardzic lives with his family in Novi Sad where he works on his first lesson book for modern bass guitar.

Srdjan Dunkic - Johnny - drums (born April 6th, 1976 Belgrade, YU)

After finishing one of the best private drum schools in Belgrade, at the age of 12, he already became an active professional drummer with many Yugoslav bands, playing original and cover material.

From 1997 until 1999 one of the most popular TV channels in the country, broadcasts a music show where Johnny, with his own “Mega Band”, had a chance to perform with the biggest stars in Yugoslav pop/rock music (Bata Kovac, “K2”, “Zana”, Kiki and the “Pilots”…)

Performs with Cosey Powell on his European tour. Collaborates with Djordje David, Dragoljub Djuricic( Germany, Austria…) and “Fuzzbox” band.

On behalf of a great experience he gained in working with the best, he is most wanted as a studio musician.

Bojan Ivkovic - percussion, scat vocal (born October 15th, 1975, Vrsac, YU)

1990 - 1994 performs with local bands. In 1994 he moves to Belgrade and becomes a drummer of one of the best blues groups in Yugoslavia “Hush” with their front man Ana Popovic. After numerous concerts with “Hush” (Summertime Jazz Fest., West Rhythm Fest., Pachs Blues Fest., Senta Blues Fest...), he takes interest in playing percussion as well.

1996 -2001 Bojan records and performs with: Pavle Aksentijevic (Bemus fest., Zurich, Bern, St. Gallen, Canada), Sanja Ilic and Balkanika (Maribor Lent Fest, Mexico, Austria…), experimental band “Vroom” (Trn Fest. Slovenia…), neoswing band “Havana Whisper” (Belgrade Jazz Fest., Zelenkovac Jazz fest….) and Vasil Hadzimanov Band.

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Vasil Hadzimanov Band, other than in a form of a quartet, can also perform with their special guests, some of the best musicians in the Balkan area:

Brankica Vasic - vocal (one of the greatest ethno Balkan voices of our time, performed with Goran Bregovic, Sanja Ilic…)

Teodosii Spasov - kaval (greatest Bulgarian kaval player, recorded and performed with Trilok Gurtu among others)

Antonio Kitanovski - guitar (Berklee graduate, his approach to music is completely new and original, performed with Charlie Mariano, Greg Hopkins…)

Orhan Maslo - percussion (a superb Bosnian percussionist, performed with Mostar Sevdah Reuninon among others)

And others that were guests on our two realeses ("11 reasons for…" and "Kafanki")

ETC.

Aquarium Fort Verudela - Pula

2006-03-06T16:10:00.001Z

Aquarium Pula opened for the first time on 21 Sep 2002. It is set inside the old Austro-Hungarian Fortress in the heart of the Verudela tourist centre, on the Verudela Peninsula . It is dedicated to raising awareness of the sea, with naturally themed habitats depicting the local marine environment. Visits of all kinds of groups including pre-school, school, clubs, senior citizen and community are educationally focused.

Since 2002, the number of tanks has continuously increased and the old tanks were improved and refurbished. A dazzling variety of marine life in realistic habitats is on display in basins with running seawater .

Experience hundreds of sea creatures in 30 special exhibits, including a touching pool. Touch a dogfish , turtle, urchin, crab or sea squirts in our open basin. Discover fish that have burrowed into the sand and mud as well as inhabitants of overgrown and stony areas. Have a look at tiny zooplankton and phytoplankton under the microscope, find out about the deepest reaches of the Mediterranean Sea , currents, colour of the sea, saltwater composition, etc.

The first floor features various exhibitions, such as old fishermen tools, our protected marine organisms and underwater photography by our famous underwater photographer Eduard Strenja. In addition there is plenty of educational material to explore.

Our new feature is a 40m tunnel, leading to the moat where a freshwater pond is situated. The specimens in the pond are varied and typical of the country's rivers and lakes. Within the tunnel we offer refreshments and snacks to visitors.

Apart from guided tours, Pula Aquarium organises playgroups for children. Children are very welcome and can enjoy themselves on the terrace in front of the aquarium, with lots of complementary games. For inquisitive minds, we offer weekly lectures on marine topics. You are welcome to book an appointment to explore laboratory material. Excursions to the beach and sea in our boat can be organised for groups.

Within Aquarium Pula, the first Marine Turtle Rescue Centre in Croatia was opened in 2002. It is dedicated to the implementation of a tagging program in the northern Adriatic Sea, to provide medical treatment for injured turtles, providing a contact mechanism with local fishermen and to promote education and public awareness programs.

Aquarium Pula in Fort Verudela features a spectacular location overlooking Marina Bay , offshore islands, and open sea where our new picnic area is situated.

Working hours: in summer time 9:00 am to 10:00 pm daily in winter time 10 - 17 h weekends

A guided tour for groups, booked in advance, takes approximately 45-60 min.

For further information and tour bookings please contact:

Dr. Milena Mičić 0915682986
Zoran Mičić 0915282320
Aquarium 00385 (52) 381402

Admission 1€ = 7,3 KN approx.

Aquarium Fort Verudela - Pula

HALLOWIND 2005 (28.10-1.11)– 6th annual extreme sports happening

2005-10-05T08:09:00.000+01:00

HALLOWIND 2005 (28.10-1.11)– 6th annual extreme sports happening
Kamp Stupice, Premantura. Summer is long past when this event comes our way. Still, autumn is the peak time for the summer joys of wind surfing, and also partying, in Premantura. The varied sports events include the finals of the European championship in windsurfing free style, everyday competitions in windsurfing formula for Adria Cup and Croatian Cup, as well as competitions in mountain biking, free climbing and skate boarding. As for the music part, the order of events is somewhat different this year. The first night will be a party till early morning with the living legend (or rather daddy:) of the Italian electro scene, Francesco Farfa. The second night will be dedicated to a very interesting event, the Night of Black Wind. The crew will make a fashion show and a free surprise concert to show that they enjoy a good party too. This year's final evening will welcome the great Radikal Dub Kolektiv and the excellent T.B.F.

Friday 28.10.
11:00 skipper's meeting - freestyle competition
20:00 Opening – 6th annual extreme sports happening

Saturday 29.10.
10:00 skipper's meeting, freestyle competition, formula windsurfing, slalom
13:00 mountain bike dual
22:00 party: Francesco Farfa, Italia, Serial Killer Vinyl – Break For Love, Alen Sforzina, Crazy Lemon,Bebeto - End 07,00
Entrance: 70,00 kn till midnight - 80,00 kn after midnight

Sunday 30.10.
10:00 skipper's meeting, freestyle competition, formula windsurfing, slalom
11:00 free climbing - qualfication
17:00 free climbing - final
22:00 Black Wind Night, fashion parade + surprise concert, (Shoe be do, Diesel, Scorpion bay, Americanino, Optika D & A),Entrance: free

Monday 31.10.
10:00 skipper's meeting, freestyle competition, formula windsurfing, slalom
22:00 Concert + announcement of the winners, THE BEAT FLEET, RADIKAL DUB KOLEKTIV, Entrance: 50,00 kn

Tuesday 01.11. - Reserve day

free stlyle windsurfing(finale EFPT.NET)
formula windsurfing (finale adria cupa)
windsurfing slalom (drzavno prvenstvo)
slobodno penjanje
dual mountain bike

Plitvice Lakes National Park

2005-09-05T09:10:00.000+01:00

Istria - Croatia / The rights holiday destinations

Travel to Rovinj / Istria ..

Apartments in Istria

Istrian wine / Wine in Istria, Croatia

Umag , ATP Studena Croatia Open

22. ATP Studena Croatia Open 21.-31.07.2011

ATP Umag Party Nights

Istria Gourmet & Jazz Festival program

Thursday, 21.7.2011.

Friday, 22.07.2011.

Saturday, 23.7.2011.

Sunday, 24.7.2011.

Monday, 25.7.2011.

Tuesday, 26.7.2011.

Wednesday, 27.7.2011.

Thursday, 28.7.2011.

Friday, 29.7.2011.

Saturday, 30.7.2011.

Sunday, 31.7.2011.

Olive oil roads in Istria

Brijuni National Park

Olive oil in Istria

Hotels Lovran / Istria Hotels

Hotel Villa Astra ****

S1 / Hotel room(2 + 1)

S2 / Hotel room(2 + 1)

Astra Wellness & SPA / Wellness & SPA

Restoran Vila Astra / Restaurants

Festival Kvarner in Opatija

Festival Kvarner / Program

FR 03.

Friday 03 June 2011 | 20.00 clock Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

TU 21.

Tuesday 21 June 2011 | 20.00 clock Villa Astra | Lovran

SA 25.

Saturday 25 June 2011 | 20.00 clock Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

TU 06.

Tuesday 06 September 2011 | 20.00 clock Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

SA 01.

Saturday 01 October 2011 | 20.00 clock Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

SA 29.

Saturday 29 October 2011 | 20.00 clock Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

Arena, Pula / Events 2011

18/06/11 - Zucchero

02/07/11 - Humanitarni koncert Biskupije

05/07/11 - Seal

10/07/11 - "Jalta, Jalta"

16/07/11 - 58.festival igranog filma

26/07/11 -Jack Johnson-To the Sea Tour 2011

30/07/11 - Tony Cetinski

06/08/11 - Gloria Gaynor i Ivo Gamulin

13/08/11 - Đorđe Balašević

27/08/11 - Gibonni

Istrian ham

CROATIA CRUISE - Gulets (Sailing ships)

CROATIA CRUISE (Sailing ships)

GULET BASES

Flotilla sailing Croatia

Team building on the sea

Hallowind 2008 - 31.10. - 02.11. Premantura

Kroz Istru - Tour d'Istrie cycling races

Tied around the Pula Arena

The tying of the knot

The sponsors

The official program

The final phase

New Metro in Croatia

''CULTURAL SUMMER OF FAŽANA 2006'' - Manifestation calendar

''CULTURAL SUMMER OF FAŽANA 2006'' - Manifestation calendar

Istria Terra Magica Bike 2006

Naturism in Croatia

JAZZBINA CLUBING - 10 Years on the¸Air and Stage

Aquarium Fort Verudela - Pula

HALLOWIND 2005 (28.10-1.11)– 6th annual extreme sports happening

Plitvice Lakes National Park

FR
03.

Friday 03 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

TU
21.

Tuesday 21 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Villa Astra | Lovran

SA
25.

Saturday 25 June 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

TU
06.

Tuesday 06 September 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

SA
01.

Saturday 01 October 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall

SA
29.

Saturday 29 October 2011 | 20.00 clock
Opatija, Hotel Kvarner | Crystal Hall