Zadar

@AnsleyLivy · 3 years ago

Zadar, the most popular ancient city in Croatia

Zadar is an ancient city on a Mediterranean port, on the Adriatic coast to be precise. The old town surrounded by walls and towers on the peninsula is a part of the city connected by a bridge which is...

12 likes · 6 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Jelena · 2 years ago

Come with me to Zadar, the beautiful city of Croatia

This is the city where my life story began. I was born in Zadar and spent several years of my childhood there. Unfortunately, due to the war and the situation in my country, the former Yugoslavia, I h...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

History od Zadar

Zadar's history goes back three thousand years when it was mentioned as a settlement, while Zadar has been an urbanized center for two thousand years. Since then Zadar has been one of the most import...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Coronavirus on Zadar county

On the last day of August, there were 257 active cases of coronavirus in Zadar County. Most positive people are in the area of Zadar, as many as 116, then in Sv. Filip i Jakov 21, Kalima 17, Biogra...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Kresimir Cosic-legend of Zadar basketball

One child in the birthplace of his ancestors, Dobropoljani on the island of Pašman near Zadar, once had a dream on an island hill in which he saw himself playing basketball in America »in the then lar...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Kalelarga Zadar

In Zadar it is offically called Široka ulica (Wide street) (Calle Larga, Kalelarga), and it was sung about in many songs like no other street or symbol of the city. It has its anthem, it is the plac...

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@onlymythoughts · 3 years ago

Trip to Croatia

I visited Croatia in 2019 and stayed near Zadar, which is a beautiful city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Zadar is known for the Roman and Venitian ruins of its old town. Though it is a vibrant, trendy...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

The Historic District Of Varoš

If Kalelarga has been Zadar's main street and bloodstream since antiquity, the historic Varoš district is a symbol of Zadar nowadays. Its narrow streets are filled with pleasant atmosphere, a feeling...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Church of St Donat

The church of Saint Donatus in Zadar was desacralized long ago, and from the end of the 19th century to the year 1954 the Archeological Museum Zadar found its place in it. As Saint Donatus has extra...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

People's Square

Everything that ever mattered in Zadar, since the medieval period, happend or was heard of on the People's Square. It is the centre of urban life, a source that sucks you in with its energy and beaut...

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@Bliksi · 1 year ago

Powerful Forces of Nature: The Strongest Earthquakes in European History

"The strongest recorded earthquake in Europe occurred on the Dalmatian peninsula in Croatia in the summer of 2020. The magnitude of the earthquake was 6.4 on the Richter scale and the epicenter was n...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Petar Zoranić Square

Petar Zoranić Square in Zadar carries the name of the famous Renaissance poet and novelist. You can reach the square from different directions; streets, alleys, squares and parks. Today the Petar Zora...

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(comment) My nationality is Serbian because my parents were born in Serbia. My dad worked as a military officer in Zadar when I was born. We had to leave everything, the apartment, the job and start from scra...

@Jelena 2 years ago

@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Islands, Croatia

The Croatian coast with islands is one of the most indented in the world. Of the 1244 islands, reefs, cliffs, which remained after the rise of the Adriatic Sea 13,000 years. before Christ, today there...

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@Mahi · 3 years ago

5 Beautiful Place Of The World

1. Salar De Uyuni Bolivia Salar de Uyuni, amid the Andes in southwest Bolivia, is the world’s largest salt flat. It’s the legacy of a prehistoric lake that went dry, leaving behind a desertlike, near...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

The Chinese would also like figs from Poljica

In Poljica near Zadar, Sandra Babac and her husband Alan Damjanić pick figs one by one in tree plantations and delicious Mediterranean fruit trees, planted in regular rows. The rain is approaching...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Dubrovnik

The successful development of Dubrovnik in the past was conditioned.. primarily by its favorable geographical position, and by an economy based on maritime and merchant activities. When entering th...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Candian War for the island of Crete

On September 27, 1669, the longest siege in the history of warfare ended when the Venetians finally surrendered their last stronghold on the island of Crete to the Ottomans. That last fort was the fam...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Tower of Love - Silba Island

Small in area, the island hides some of the most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic, and is surrounded by the cleanest and wisest sea. Beautiful nature, rich history and serenity are reason enough to r...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

The beach where we would like to spend the rest of the summer

It is well known that the Croatian coast is teeming with beautiful beaches but one really without it being left. Turquoise, clear sea and natural sandy cove would be recognized as a tropical, paradise...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

Split, Croatia

Split is one of the oldest cities in Croatia, located between Dubrovnik and Zadar in the central part of the Croatian coast of the Adriatic. Split is the second biggest city of the country after the c...

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@babodragic73 · 3 years ago

History of Nin (Croatia)

Nin has a three thousand year old history, which is not only recorded in history books but the visitor literally walks on it, or learns about it from the rich museum collections. It was founded by t...

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@ceky321 · 2 years ago

One hundred years ago, on November 3, 1918, Austria-Hungary SIGNED A truce and capitulation.

On November 3, 1918, Austria-Hungary signed an armistice and capitulation, leaving World War I. It was the final recognition of defeat, and the capitulation was signed with representatives of the Ital...

2 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@ceky321 · 3 years ago

A flight to remember .. Rudolf Perišin

To live and die for the homeland is the most sublime act because it manifests the nobility and generosity of a man who has become eternal. What Rudi did, only a few could do. During the brutal Great...

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@ExpediteNews · 3 years ago

Joko Beach, Corona 19 positive

On the 23rd (Korean time), Jokovic announced on his Internet homepage that "As he arrived in Belgrade, Serbia, he received a corona19 test, and it was positive." ? In a situation where the ATP tour...

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@Vasa · 3 years ago

Tifon gas station chain will start accepting cryptocurrencies

A network of Croatian gas stations, Tifon, will begin accepting cryptocurrency payments for fuel and other products and services through a partnership with Electrocoin. Through a partnership with Ele...

1 likes · 0 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

(comment) The most beautiful island in the Zadar hinterland. The legend of Captain Petar Marinčić is familiar to me

@drele 3 years ago

@Musician · 2 years ago

Former Yugoslavia

The question is whether the states of the former Yugoslavia will be together again. Most people in the Balkans would probably say no. I am sure that Yugoslavia will never be called again, but everythi...

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(comment) How unusual,I didnt know that.I remember when my family went to vacation in NIn,near ZAdar and there were a lot seahourses in the sea.I admired them,they are so small and nicly looking.

@Purebeauty 3 years ago

(comment) Very nice article @Jelena. I love the Zadar Sphinx!!!

@Librarian 2 years ago