This elegant staircase that leads directly into the sea. Artatore, Croatia1yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/ArchitecturePorn
3D reconstruction of the Roman Imperial palace in Split, Croatia, dating from between 295 and 305 AD3yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
After the fall of Constantinople, each person coming into Dubrovnik was obligated to carry a stone to bolster the city's defenses3yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
How to seamlessly integrate a Roman imperial palace into the city. Split, Croatia2yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
It isn't the Colossus of Rhodes but the Croatian Apoxyomenos also quietly waited on the seafloor for two millenia for someone to find it and restore it3yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
This cat chilling at the PM's press conference despite all the people around2yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
Oldest house in Porec, Croatia. Built in the 13th century in Romanesque style. The oldest one in the country is in Trogir, dating from the 9th century3yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
King Franz Joseph openning the brand-new Croatian National Theatre building in Zagreb, 18953yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
A cannon in Zagreb's Upper Town has been firing every day at noon for more than 150 years. Video of screaming tourists in the comments :)5yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
Neogothic Zagreb Cathedral, rebuilt after the 1880 earthquake, surrounded by 16th century defensive walls and the Archbishop's Palace4yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Zagreb snake, people waiting in line to board the buses for Mirogoj Cemetery on All Saints' Say5yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/europe
An abandoned sanatorium in the mountain overlooking the city of Zagreb. Built in 1909, it also served as a field hospital in WWII. Allegedly, it's haunted by the executed soldiers3yr ⋅ Matyas11 ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
