Here's a curated list of sightseeing events and activities you can enjoy with me in continental Croatia on Tuesdays throughout most of 2025. This selection includes cultural tours, natural excursions, and historical explorations to enrich your Tuesdays:
January - March:
- January 21: Take a guided tour of Krapina Neanderthal Museum in Krapina, offering insights into prehistoric times.
- January 28: Experience the Samobor Carnival, a traditional event featuring parades and local festivities.
- February 4: Join a truffle hunting tour in the forests of Istria, followed by a tasting session. #Vegetarian friendly
- February 11: Explore the medieval Trakošćan Castle and its surrounding parkland.
- February 18: Visit Plešivica region.
- February 25: Discover the traditional crafts at the Kumrovec Ethnological Museum, showcasing Croatian village life.
- March 4: Hike through Papuk Nature Park, a UNESCO Geopark with diverse geological formations.
- March 11: Visit the Town of Đakovo, an architectural masterpiece in Slavonia.
- March 18: Explore the baroque town of Osijek and take a stroll along the Drava River promenade.
- March 25: Join a guided tour of the Vučedol Culture Museum near Vukovar, dedicated to the prehistoric Vučedol culture.
April - June:
- April 1: Experience the town of Čazma, known for its vibrant celebrations.
- April 8: Attend the annual Asparagus Festival in Istria, celebrating the wild asparagus season with local dishes.
- April 15: Explore the Lonjsko Polje Nature Park, one of Europe's largest wetlands, rich in biodiversity.
- April 22: Visit the Renaissance-era Veliki Tabor Castle, offering panoramic views and historical exhibits.
- April 29: Join a cycling tour through the Međimurje region, known for its rolling hills and vineyards.
- May 6: Experience the Floraart Flower Exhibition in Zagreb, showcasing a vast array of floral displays.
- May 13: Attend the Varaždin Baroque Evenings, a festival celebrating baroque music and culture.
- May 20: Explore the Kopački Rit Nature Park, a pristine wetland area ideal for birdwatching.
- May 27: Visit the town of Karlovac and take a boat tour along its four rivers.
- June 3: Join a guided tour of the Plitvice Lakes National Park, renowned for its cascading lakes and waterfalls.
- June 10: Experience the Strawberry Festival in the town of Vrbovec, featuring local strawberry products and delicacies.
- June 17: Attend the International Folklore Festival in Zagreb, showcasing traditional dances and music from around the world.
- June 24: Explore the historic town of Sisak and visit the Old Town Fortress, a symbol of the town's rich history.
July - September:
- July 1: Experience the Đakovački Vezovi, a traditional folklore festival in Đakovo celebrating Slavonian customs.
- July 8: Attend the Pula Film Festival, one of the oldest film festivals in Europe.
- July 15: Join an adventure on the Mrežnica River, known for its clear waters and numerous waterfalls.
- July 22: Explore the town of Koprivnica and visit the Renaissance Festival, featuring historical reenactments and crafts.
- July 29: Visit the Osijek Summer Nights, an event series with concerts, theater performances, and street entertainment.
- August 5: Experience the Sinj - a town in the continental part of Split-Dalmatia County.
- August 12: Attend the Špancirfest in Varaždin, a street festival with music, art, and performances.
- August 19: Join the Ilok region, participating in grape picking and tasting.
- August 26: Explore the Velebit Mountain range with a guided hiking tour, taking in the stunning landscapes.
- September 2: Visit the town of Ludbreg, there's cool cultural event.
- September 9: Attend the Varaždin Baroque Evenings, a festival celebrating baroque music and culture.
- September 16: Explore the Gorski Kotar region, known as the 'Green Heart of Croatia,' with its lush forests and mountains.
- September 23: Join the Marunada Festival in Lovran, celebrating the chestnut harvest with local delicacies.
- September 30: Visit the town of Bjelovar during the Bjelovar Fair, showcasing agricultural products and livestock exhibitions.
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