Croatia International Music Festival, taking place annualy in Pula, provides a forum for all forms of contemporary Croatian music.

Zagreb's 17 Days of Croatian Film festival, at the Student Centre, presents audiences with a selection of the year's best Croatian movies. The short, medium and feature-length films include…

Zagreb's annual Urban Festival is an ambitious and exciting multimedia project comprising performances, art installations and urban interventions by performing and visual artists.

The Eurokaz - International Festival of New Theatre - takes place annually in Zagreb during the final two weeks in June. Since 1987, the Croatian National Theatre has hosted more than 300…

The Dance and Non-Verbal Theatre Festival in the Istrian town of Svetvincenat presents contemporary dance productions, street-theatre projects, circus performances and other forms of…

The annual Histria Festival in Pula features a string of spectacular concerts and ballet performances by famous artists from all over the world. The venues are equally breathtaking, ranging…

Trogir's International Tenor Competition gives young singers from around the world the opportunity to perform in front of an international audience. The highlight of the competition is the…

Dating back to 1715, when 700 Croats defeated 60,000 Turkish soldiers at the Battle of Sinj, the three-day Alka festival (also known as the Tilters Tournament) takes over the tiny town every August.

Every year at the beginning of August, the sleepy town of Sali on Dugi Otok island in Croatia indulges in four days of games, music and madness during their Donkey Racing fest.

The 9th-century Romanesque church of St Donat in Zadar hosts classical music evenings during the summer. The festival has been running for 47 years, and features works by composers including…

Every year since 1954, Split Summer Festival has taken over the historic city centre, entertaining the crowds with exhibitions, opera, concerts, dance and street theatre.

Lovran Summer is an annual event which combines folk and classical music performances with outdoor celebrations like the Fisherman's Night (14 July), or Lovran's Night (4 August), offering…

The bustling walled city of Dubrovnik presents its annual summer festival. A dramatic opening ceremony with fireworks and music is followed by theatre, concerts, opera and dance productions on…

This traditional summer cultural festival has been held on the island of Krk since 1957 and is one of the oldest in the country. The programme encompasses opera, drama, monologues, ballet…

Summer is the best time to visit Croatia, but that's not only because of the wonderful weather. Visitors to Kastav can enjoy a full programme of concerts, performances and exhibitions around…

The Zadar Summer of Theatre first took place in 1995, beginning life as an event dedicated to theatre, dance and other works for the stage, and growing over the years to incorporate the Zadar…

Dubrovnik's Rector's Palace hosts a series of six chamber concerts featuring violinist Julian Rachlin and guests.

Just a short trip from the town of Porec by the village of Nova Vas, Baredine Cave offers a treasure chest of stalagmites and stalactites - those mysterious subterranean sculptures created…

Named after the Roman emperor who built it, Diocletian's Palace lies at the heart of modern-day Split and is testimony to the city's rich history. The complex includes Diocletian's mausoleum…

The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art has a collection of about 1700 paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints, mostly by Croatian naïve artists, from the 1930s to the present day.