Places with audio guides - Croatia

This small chapel from the 1930s in Zagreb's Podsljeme district recalls changes in the local built environment as well as the fate of valuable sculptures.

Extensive ruins of a castle on Mount Kalnik, with Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque features and views over the landscape of northern Croatia.

The Baroque Patačić castle in Budinščina is one of the early three-wing residences in Hrvatsko zagorje and recalls an eighteenth-century noble residence.

The former Italian concentration camp on the island of Rab recalls the internment of Slovenes, Croats, and Jews, as well as the memorial cemetery in Kampor.

A pioneering hydroelectric power plant below Skradinski Buk that helped bring alternating current to Sibenik and wider Dalmatia from 1895.

A vast ruin of the former seat of the Zrinski family, with surviving walls, a tower, and traces of late medieval defenses.

An early medieval church in Omis dating from the 9th to 10th century, a significant monument of early Croatian architecture with elements of the early Christian tradition.

Vukovar City Museum is housed in Eltz Castle and presents the city’s history, the Bauer Collection, and monuments connected with Vucedol.