From truffle fairs in Istria to chestnut celebrations around Lovran, October’s events offer a taste of Croatia’s autumn traditions. Dubrovnik’s Good Food Festival, concerts in Split and film screenings in Zagreb round out the month
What’s On in Croatia in October 2026: Truffles, Chestnuts and Autumn Festivals Read More »
From the opening of Šibenik’s new State Archive to guided visits and exhibitions across the country, European Heritage Days offer fresh ways to explore Croatia’s past.
New Šibenik State Archive to Open During European Heritage Days Read More »
From a foraging lunch and traditional cooking workshops to street food and a long table on Stradun, Dubrovnik’s October food festival has plenty to explore.
Istria has claimed its tenth title as the world’s best olive-growing region, with 63 producers featured in the Flos Olei 2027 guide.
Istria Named the World’s Best Olive-Growing Region for the Tenth Time Read More »
Researchers examining a historic painting from Dubrovnik’s Rector’s Palace discovered the portrait of another woman concealed beneath its visible surface.
Hidden Portrait Discovered Beneath Historic Painting in Dubrovnik Read More »
Zadar is among eight smaller European destinations competing for recognition after reaching the final stage of the EU tourism competition
Zadar Shortlisted for European Capital of Tourism 2027 Read More »
Pula will become an open-air gallery with 23 light installations, projections and 3D mapping displays across 16 locations.
Pula to Glow After Dark With 23 Light Installations Across the City Read More »
Cards are widely accepted across Croatia, but carrying some cash can still make life easier at markets, small cafés and on less busy islands.
Do You Need Cash in Croatia? Read More »
Jadrolinija has extended cancellations on its international routes from Split and Dubrovnik after technical problems with the ferry Dalmacija
Croatia to Italy Ferry Cancellations Extended Until September 21 Read More »
Bosnia wildfires have burned across 14,000 hectares, while smoke continues to affect air quality in Split, Dubrovnik and other parts of Dalmatia.