ŠTA DAnas? Calendar of Events - January 2018

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RIJEKA CARNIVAL / 17 January - 14 February


CONTENTS

MUSEUMS

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EXHIBITIONS

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THEATRES

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OTHER

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CLUB SCENE

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CITY GUIDE

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6 January

Christmas caroling in Kastav and the Kastav Region

17 January - 14 February Rijeka Carnival

KASTAV - Members of the all-male klapa Kastav will be singing Christmas carols dressed up as the Three Wise Men, wishing all the best in the New Year to parishioners, residents of Kastav, and all people of good will.

RIJEKA - Everyone knows that there are four seasons, but Rijeka has a fifth one – the Rijeka Carnival. On 17 January, St. Anthony’s horn will sound the start of this most special of all the seasons.

13 January - 14 February

19 January

KOSTRENA - The Masquerade Ball will take place on 13, 20, and 27 January, with musical entertainment provided by the band Venus.

RIJEKA - Rules must be followed, even during the unpredictable fifth season in Rijeka, and the rules state that before the carnival frenzy commences, carnival-goers have to officially take over the keys to the city and elect a new queen.

Masquerade Ball

17 January

St. Anthony’s Horn

KASTAV -St. Anthony’s Horn will mark the beginning of the 2018 Pust va Kastve programme with a jolly presentation of carnival groups from Kastav and their guests as well as the handover of the town keys to the Carnival Mayor.

RIJEKA: CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE »» 27 January Saturday, 27 January, is the day when the adults step aside in order for the kids to show them how to really have fun. On that day, Korzo will become a large open-air classroom where, as part of the Children’s Carnival Parade class, singing, dancing and dressing up as one of thousands of fantastic characters will be taught to children whose creativity and joy will flood the entire street.

Rijeka Carnival Queen Pageant and the Handover of the City Key

20 January

19th Halubje Carnival

VIŠKOVO - Halubje Carnival is traditionally held on the first Saturday following the Feast of St. Anthony, which this year falls on 20 January, with the programme scheduled to begin at 2 pm.

ball held on Sunday and the entertainment provided by the band Venus and the animator.

26 January

Night of Museums

RIJEKA - For the thirteenth year in a row, the doors of the Croatian museums, galleries and various other cultural institutions will be opened to the public on the last Friday in January, inviting everyone to spend some quality time on the museum’s premises and enjoy programmes specially prepared for the occasion.

27 January

Bells and Song for the Bakar Region

BAKAR - The bell-ringer (“zvončari”) and carnival music festival aptly named “Bells and Song for the Bakar Region” is held annually during carnival season. The parade departs from in front of the House of Culture in Kukuljanovo and passes through the entire settlement before ending with a joint lunch and party back at the House of Culture.

Rijeka Advent in January

21 January

RIJEKA - Kids will certainly be delighted by the prolonged festive atmosphere that will remain in Rijeka well into January.

KOSTRENA - Junior carnival-goers will be thrilled with the masquerade

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Children’s Carnival Masquerade Ball


MUSEUMS Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka

Muzejski trg 1 / Monday 9 am-4 pm / Tuesday-Saturday 9 am-8 pm / Sunday 4 pm-8 pm / adults 20.00 HRK / children 15.00 HRK / guided tour of the museum 50.00 HRK (in Croatian), 70.00 HRK (in English and Italian) BERTUCH’S PICTORIAL EMPIRE exhibition »» until 10 February

RIJEKA: BLACK DISGUISES AT THE MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART »» until 22 February The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art offers a completely different masquerade from those at the carnival on its new premises because the “Black Disguises” exhibition deals with migration. Steeped in artistic practices and the current social climate, the exhibition combines migration, labour and economic topics. Set at the crossroads of politics and poetry, the second episode of the international Risk Change project showcases twelve authors that deviate from the social and political statistics while delving into the emotional and psychological background of migration. The exhibition will be open until 22 February.

Night of Museums

City Museum of Rijeka

Muzejski trg 1/1 / Monday-Saturday 10 am-7 pm / Sunday 10 am-3 pm / adults 15.00 HRK / children, pupils, university students and pensioners 10.00 HRK BEWARE OF DOG! – NEWSPAPER CARICATURES IN 1919 AND 1945 exhibition »» until 28 February ONCE UPON A TIME BEFORE IKEA exhibition »» January

Natural History Museum Rijeka

Lorenzov prolaz 1 / Monday-Sunday 9 am-8 pm, closed on holidays / adults 10.00 HRK / children, university students and pensioners 5.00 HRK/ family 5.00 HRK per person THOSE WONDERFUL FLOATING CREATURES underwater photography exhibition »» January WINTER IN MY MUSEUM natural history workshops »» 8-13 January

various locations »» 26 January

ICE AGE, workshop »» 13 January, 10 am-11:30 am

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

TEST YOUR SURVIVAL SKILLS ON THE SEA SNOWFLAKE CITY ICE SKATING RINK »» 13 January, noon-1 pm

Krešimirova 26c / Tuesday-Sunday 11 am-8 pm / closed on Mondays and holidays / adults 10.00 HRK / pupils, university students, pensioners 5.00 HRK BLACK DISGUISES exhibition as part of the Risk Change project »» until 22 February 2 / www.STADAnas.info

GROW UP WITH THE MUSEUM! educational birthday parties for children between the ages of 5 and 11, themes: Jurassic Park, Wacky Scientists, Wild Kvarner, Cool Birthday, Sea Antics and Ice Age + Late birthday for children between the ages of 11 and 15: MysteryMIND »» from 7 January

RIJEKA: NIGHT OF MUSEUMS »» 26 January For the thirteenth year in a row, the doors of the Croatian museums, galleries and various other cultural institutions will be opened to the public on the last Friday in January, inviting everyone to spend some quality time on the museum’s premises and enjoy programmes specially prepared for the occasion. This year’s Night of Museums is envisioned as a dynamic event, as evidenced by the reference to the Olympic motto in its title: “Museums and Sports – Faster, Higher, Stronger... / Citius, Altius, Fortius...” The event focuses on providing an analytical evaluation of existing collections and creating new ones, as well as museums, all of which pertain to sports, supporting local initiatives in fostering and validating sports in all its forms and creating an atmosphere of awareness that sports are culturally valuable and are manifoldly manifested in the creative endeavours of individuals and society, as well as actively engaging visitors in the activities of the museum, thus attracting a new museum audience. In a sporting mood, the Croatian Museum Association sends out a message to athletes, fans, museologists and visitors to go faster, higher, stronger... while keeping in mind that the Night of Museums, much like sporting events, is all about participating!


EXHIBITIONS Railway Warehouse

Mali salon

RIJEKA TORPEDO – THE FIRST IN THE WORLD exhibition »» January (prior announcement at +385 51 351 092 or info@muzej-rijeka. hr required for visiting the exhibition)

TOMO SAVIĆ GECAN: WITHOUT A NAME exhibition »» until 13 January

Žabica 4 Monday-Sunday noon-6 pm

Kortil Gallery

Stroossmayerova 1 Monday - Friday 10 am-1 pm and 5 pm-8 pm / Saturday 10 am-1 pm

Korzo 24 Tuesday-Saturday 11 am-6 pm / Sunday 11 am-1 pm and 5 pm-8 pm

Filodrammatica Gallery Korzo 28/1 Monday-Friday 4 pm-8 pm

RINO GROPUZZO photo exhibition »» until 12 January

MAJA SMREKAR: EQUIPMENT FOR SURVIVING THE ANTHROPOCENE exhibition »» opens on 18 January at 8 pm »» until 2 February

Juraj Klović Gallery

Rijeka Fish Market

Verdijeva 19b Monday-Friday 10 am-1 pm and 5 pm-8 pm / Saturday 10 am-1 pm 71ST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CROATIAN ASSOCIATION OF ARTISTS RIJEKA »» until 13 January

KNIGHTS OF THE KVARNER SEABED photo exhibition »» until June

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Do you dream about visiting distant places?

Astronomical Centre Rijeka observatory and digital planetarium Diverse program for all age groups from Tuesday till Saturday www.astronomski-centar-rijeka.hr Astronomski centar Rijeka


THEATRES

Croatian House of Culture in Sušak

RIJEKA: PREMIERES AT ZAJC

Strossmayerova 1

»» January The Croatian National Theatre Ivan pl. Zajc is offering three new plays in January. The first one is “Woyzeck”, one of the most frequently performed and influential German-language plays, which was never completed due to the untimely death of the young playwright. Then we have “Anche le pulci hanno la tosse / Fleas Cough Too”, a play that is performed as part of the programme of the Rijeka Youth Theatre “Kamov” and was produced in collaboration with La Contrada – Teatro Stabile di Trieste, as well as “Hansel and Gretel”, which utilises video projections and fanciful costumes to create a ballet fantasy that will appeal to ballet aficionados of all ages.

Croatian National Theatre Ivan pl. Zajc Verdijeva 5a

ZAJC DANCE LAB: IN ANY CASE ballet »» 4 and 5 January, at 7:30 pm TRE DONNE chamber music concert, soloists: Anamarija Knego (soprano), Ivana Srbljan (mezzo-soprano), Nicoletta Olivieri (piano) »» 9 January, at 7:30 pm WOYZECK drama »» premiere 12 January, at 7:30 pm »» 13 January, at 6 pm 4 / www.STADAnas.info

»» 17, 18, 19 and 20 January, at 7:30 pm COPLAND, CASTELNUOVOTEDESCO, DVOŘAK concert, conductor: TaeJung Lee, soloist: Petrit Çeku »» 16 January, at 7:30 pm

ANCHE LE PULCI HANNO LA TOSSE / FLEAS COUGH, TOO spettacolo per bambini e famiglie / play for children and families »» 23 January, premiere at 7 pm »» 24 January, at 10 am and noon »» 25 January, at noon MILAN LANE GUTOVIĆ: STOLIN IDENTETY comedy »» 31 January, at 8 pm

Rijeka City Puppet Theatre Blaža Polića 6

WANDA LAVANDA play for children aged 3 and up »» 18 and 19 January, at 6 pm »» 20 January, at 11 am and 6 pm

HANSEL AND GRETEL ballet »» premiere 26 January, at 7:30 pm »» 27 January, at 6 pm »» 29 January, at noon and 7:30 pm »» 30 January, at noon

WHERE DID THE SOCKS GO? children’s play, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art »» 20, 25, 26 and 27 January, at 10 am »» 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 and 31 January, at 5 pm

STRING VS. WINDS chamber music concert, conductor: George Jackson »» 31 January, at 7:30 pm

LOST STORY: HANSEL AND GRETEL play for children aged 3 and up »» 25 and 26 January, at 6 pm »» 27 January, at 11 am and 6 pm


OTHER Rijeka Advent

Korzo, until 7 January RIJEKA ADVENT CHRISTMAS MARKET »» until 7 January, Korzo

RIJEKA: RIJEKA ADVENT IN JANUARY

ADVENT AT GRADINA: until 7 January MAGIC ROCK BAND concert »» 4 January, at 6 pm

»» January Kids will certainly be delighted by the prolonged festive atmosphere that will remain in Rijeka well into January due to Santa Claus’ choo-choo train and the “Sea Snowflake” ice-skating rink, which will provide fun until 14 January. As for everyone else, they will have the chance to visit the Christmas market at Korzo until 7 January, when the dazzle of Advent at Gradina will fade out and there is also another Advent concert illuminated by 111,000 spectacular Christmas lights. After that the Christmas ornaments will slowly give way to carnival decorations…

SEA SNOWFLAKE ICE SKATING RINK »» until 14 January, Karolina Riječka pier, workdays 4 pm-10 pm / Saturday and Sunday 10 am-10 pm SANTA CLAUS’ CHOO-CHOO TRAIN »» until 14 January, Korzo, 4 pm-7 pm

RIJEKA CARNIVAL: 17 January - 14 February www.rijecki-karneval.hr/en

RAISING OF THE PUST »» 17 January, in front of Pašac House, in front of House of Culture Pehlin, in front of Zamet House, at 6 pm RIJEKA CARNIVAL QUEEN PAGEANT AND HANDOVER OF THE CITY KEYS »» 19 January, Sports hall “Dvorana mladosti“, at 8 pm MASQUERADE BALL Pašac House »» 19 January, at 9 pm »» 26 January, at 9 pm CARNIVAL PARTIES WITH ZAGREB BREWERY: JOLE »» 20 January, Ex port Delta, at 9 pm RIJEKA CARNIVAL PRINCE AND PRINCESS PAGEANT »» 21 January, Tower Center Rijeka, 4th floor, at 4:30 pm CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE »» 27 January, city centre, at 1 pm CARNIVAL PARTIES WITH ZAGREB BREWERY: JELENA ROZGA »» 27 January, Ex port Delta, at 9 pm CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE AT PAŠAC AND PARTY AT PAŠAC COMMUNITY CENTRE »» 28 January, at 3 pm CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE AT ZAMET »» 28 January, Zamet House, at 4 pm

RIJEKA: RIJEKA CARNIVAL »» 17 January - 14 February Everyone knows that there are four seasons, but Rijeka has a fifth one – the Rijeka Carnival. On 17 January, St. Anthony’s horn will sound the start of this most special of all the seasons. In keeping with tradition, the carnival season ends on Ash Wednesday, which is why this year we’re in for a short but hectic carnival season that will last until 14 February. In just under a month there will be masquerades galore, starting with the Rijeka Carnival Queen Pageant and “coronation”, when carnival-goers will “officially” take over the city. The first order of business for the new government will be to have as many masquerades and concerts as possible, hold some quite unique sporting events, such as the snowboard competition by the sea or the rallying event in which the participants don costumes and so do their vehicles, organise parties in the squares, as well as a few charity events, culminating in the Children’s and International carnival parade. So – be whatever you want to be! Come to the Rijeka Carnival! January 2018 / 5


OTHER

RIJEKA: RIJEKA CARNIVAL QUEEN PAGEANT AND THE HANDOVER OF THE CITY KEY

RIJEKA: CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE

»» 19 January

»» 27 January

Rules must be followed, even during the unpredictable fifth season in Rijeka, and the rules state that before the carnival frenzy commences, carnival-goers have to officially take over the keys to the city and elect a new queen. The date is 19 January, the time 8 pm and the place is the “Dvorana mladosti” sports hall.

Saturday, 27 January, is the day when the adults step aside in order for the kids to show them how to really have fun. On that day, Korzo will become a large open-air classroom where, as part of the Children’s Carnival Parade class, singing, dancing and dressing up as one of thousands of fantastic characters will be taught to children whose creativity and joy will flood the entire street. The parade begins at 1 pm, so head to Korzo to support and enjoy the creative costumes of a new generation of little carnivalgoers in Rijeka. During the parade, face painting will be organised at several points in the city centre, while those that can’t get to Korzo that day can watch the Children’s parade live on Kanal Ri or the Rijeka Carnival websites.

Protocol dictates that the contestants prove they possess a plethora of royal qualities, which is a prerequisite for winning the “Golden Cape”, such as carnival spirit, familiarity with carnival customs, dancing, singing or another similar skill and, always important and even paramount, performing a choreographed routine with a supporting carnival group. The one that emerges victorious will become the 23rd annual Rijeka Carnival Queen and representative of the Rijeka Carnival in Croatia and abroad over the course of a year. The pageant, accompanied by singing and dancing, will end with the official handover of the city key, which will symbolically mark the beginning of the month-long colourful, merry and everyone’s favourite carnival chaos in Rijeka.

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OTHER Art kino Croatia Krešimirova 2

WHO AM I – NO SYSTEM IS SAFE (Who Am I - Kein System ist sicher) crime / drama / mystery »» 9 January, at 8 pm »» 10 January, at 6 pm 4 KINGS (4 Könige) drama »» 10 January, at 8 pm »» 11 January, at 6 pm FATHER (Babai) drama »» 11 January, at 8 pm »» 12 January, at 6 pm TOUR DE FORCE (Hin und weg) comedy / drama »» 12 January, at 8 pm »» 13 January, at 6 pm THE PEOPLE VS. FRITZ BAUER (Der Staat gegen Fritz Bauer) biographical / drama / thriller »» 13 January, at 8 pm »» 14 January, at 6 pm WOYZECK drama »» 16 January, at 7 pm WOYZECK IN THEATRE AND CINEMA panel »» 16 January, at 20:30 pm MOVIE MUTATIONS: FESTIVAL OF INVISIBLE FILM »» 18-19 January ROUND TABLE: MARGINAL »» 30 January, at 6 pm

Academic Astronomic Society

Astronomical Centre Rijeka, Sveti križ 33 ASTEROIDS – DANGER FOR EARTH lecture »» 4 January, at 8:30 pm ICE AGE ON EARTH lecture »» 11 January, at 8:30 pm ASTRONAUTICS – VOYAGE INTO SPACE lecture »» 18 January, at 8:30 pm

THE BIGGEST ACCIDENTS IN THE HISTORY OF AERONAUTICS lecture »» 25 January, at 8:30 pm In case of a clear sky, the lecture will be followed by an observation of various astronomical objects via telescope and in case of adverse weather the visitors may take a closer look of the telescope and watch previously taken astronomical images.

Astronomical Centre Rijeka Sv. Križ 33 / Admission: planetarium - 20 HRK adults, 10 HRK children, university students and pensioners / observatory - 10 HRK

PLANETARIUM STORY ABOUT STARS interactive show »» Tuesdays, at 6 pm BACK TO THE MOON - FOR GOOD film »» Wednesdays, at 6 pm THE 10 BEST CONSTELLATIONS interactive show »» Thursdays, at 7:30 pm A GUIDE TO THE NIGHT SKY – WINTER interactive show »» Fridays, at 7:30 pm TOUCHING THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE, film »» Fridays, at 8:30 pm KIDS’ MATINEE: STELLAR GAME interactive show »» Saturdays, at 11 am SEEING! A PHOTON´S JOURNEY ACROSS SPACE, TIME AND MIND film »» Saturdays, at 7:30 pm

OBSERVATORY Saturdays at 8:30 pm (subject to weather conditions) Special programme: HOLIDAYS AT ASTRONOMICAL CENTRE RIJEKA: SEEING! A PHOTON´S JOURNEY ACROSS SPACE, TIME AND MIND »» until 12 January, Tuesdays to Fridays at 5 pm NIGHT OF MUSEUMS 2018 »» 26 January, from 6 pm until 1 am

KOSTRENA: MASQUERADE BALL »» 13 January – 14 February The Masquerade Ball will take place on 13, 20, and 27 January, with musical entertainment provided by the band Venus from Kraljevica. Carnival-goers and other visitors can expect a plethora of food and drinks, a raffle, as well as awards for best individual and group costumes. Organised carnival groups can sign up in advance and book their table(s) at 098/906-4713. Being the good hosts that they are, the carnival group Špažićari will welcome the other organised carnival groups with cabbage, sausages, “fritule” (doughnuts) and “kroštule” (deepfried dough), just as they do every year. Špažićari hereby invite all people of good will looking for a good time and costumed antics to join them at the carnival, so that everyone can have lots of fun with a few drinks and dancing until the wee morning hours. After all, the carnival in Kostrena has always been the benchmark for a great party. January 2018 / 7


OTHER Kostrena MASQUERADE BALL »» 13, 20 and 27 January, Public Reading Hall Kostrena, Sveta Lucija 14, at 9:30 pm CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL PARADE »» 21 January, Public Reading Hall Kostrena, Sveta Lucija 14, at 3 pm

Kraljevica NIGHT OF MUSEUMS ON THE PATHS OF THE FRANKOPANS: INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SPORTS IN THE MIDDLE AGES »» 26 January, Kraljevica Visitor centre – Nova Kraljevica Castle / Frankopan Castle, 6 pm-11 pm

Kastav FRIDAYS AT 5 AT PEKNJICA culture and entertainment programme »» 5 January, Idičina peknjica, Little Heritage Museum, Vincenta iz Kastva 6, at 5 pm

KOSTRENA: CHILDREN’S CARNIVAL MASQUERADE BALL »» 21 January Junior carnival-goers will be thrilled with the masquerade ball held on Sunday and the entertainment provided by the band Venus and the animator. Špažićari will treat everyone to doughnuts, snacks, and juice. 8 / www.STADAnas.info

CHRISTMAS CAROLING IN KASTAV AND THE KASTAV REGION »» 6 January, 11:30 am-1 pm ST. ANTHONY’S HORN »» 17 January, Trg Matka Laginje, at 5:30 pm GREETING THE 9TH HALUBJELIBURNIJA COSTUME RALLY »» 20 January, Trg Matka Laginje, at 10:30 am

Bakar MASQUERADE BALL »» Saturdays (13 January-10 February), House of Culture in Škrljevo / House of Culture in Hreljin BELLS AND SONG FOR THE BAKAR REGION festival of bell-ringers »» 27 January, House of Culture in Kukuljanovo, Kukuljanovo b.b., at noon PENSIONERS’ CARNIVAL PARADE »» 28 January, Hotel Jadran Bakar, Palada 32, at 2 pm

Viškovo FEAST DAY OF ST. ANTHONY – MARINIĆI BRASS BAND handover of the county keys to the Carnival Mistress of Ceremony and the carnival-goers and hanging of the Pust »» 17 January, Viškovo Hill, at 6 pm CARNIVAL PHOTOS OF HALUBJE BELL-RINGERS »» 18 January, Public library and reading hall Halubajska Zora, at 7 pm 8TH HALUBJE-LIBURNIJA COSTUME RALLY 2018 »» 20 January, at 10:01 am 19TH HALUBJE CARNIVAL / POSTCARNIVAL PARTY IN THE TENT IN MILIHOVO PARKING LOT »» 20 January, at 2 pm 14TH PARADE OF LITTLE BELLRINGERS IN MARČELJI »» 21 January, Marčelji, at 11 am

KASTAV: ST. ANTHONY’S HORN »» 17 January St. Anthony’s Horn will mark the beginning of the 2018 Pust va Kastve programme with a jolly presentation of carnival groups from Kastav and their guests as well as the handover of the town keys to the Carnival Mayor. The Carnival will end on Ash Wednesday on 14 February.


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KASTAV: CHRISTMAS CAROLING IN KASTAV AND THE KASTAV REGION »» 6 January Members of the all-male klapa Kastav will be singing Christmas carols in Kastav from 11:30 am to 1 pm dressed up as the Three Wise Men, wishing all the best in the New Year to parishioners, residents of Kastav, and all people of good will.

VIŠKOVO: 19TH HALUBJE CARNIVAL »» 20 January

BAKAR: BELLS AND SONG FOR THE BAKAR REGION »» 27 January The bell-ringer (“zvončari”) and carnival music festival aptly named “Bells and Song for the Bakar Region” is held annually during carnival season. The parade departs from in front of the House of Culture in Kukuljanovo and passes through the entire settlement before ending with a joint lunch and party back at the House of Culture. 10 / www.STADAnas.info

Halubje Carnival is traditionally held on the first Saturday following the Feast of St. Anthony, which this year falls on 20 January, with the programme scheduled to begin at 2 pm. The number of carnival groups at Halubje Carnival increases with each year. After the parade the festivities will continue in the tent in the Milihovo parking lot with a special music programme.


CLUB SCENE River Pub Supilova 12

SHAKERS concert »» 5 January, at 10 pm THREE KINGS OF VINYL »» 6 January, at 10 pm REGGAE NIGHT W/ CIRKUS, concert »» 12 January, at 10 pm RETRO PARTY W/ RETRO’S concert »» 13 January, at 10 pm LED ZEPPELIN TRIBUTE BY KULA concert »» 19 January, at 10 pm MUHE BEZ GLAVE + TBA concert »» 20 January, at 10 pm CONVERSE ACOUSTIC, concert »» 26 January, at 10 pm NIPPLESI, concert »» 27 January, at 10 pm

CLASH OF THE TITANS - listening parties »» Mondays, at 8 pm QUIZ »» Wednesdays, at 8:30 pm STUDENT KARAOKE »» Thursdays, at 9:30 pm

Youth Cultural Centre Palach Kružna 8

ONE PIECE PUZZLE AND PO METRA CRIJEVA concert promotion of new albums »» 26 January, at 8 pm ALGIERS, concert »» 27 January, at 10 pm

Old Town - Garçon / Rakhia Bar / Modesto / Stop ONCE AROUND THE OLD TOWN pub crawl – a day for university students to go out to theme parties »» Tuesdays

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Ambulance 194 Road assistance

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CONSULATES AUSTRIA - Stipana Konzula Istranina 2, Rijeka / +385 51 338 554 DENMARK - 1. maja 58, Rijeka / +385 51 551 067 REPUBLIC OF FINLAND - Kumičićeva 13, Rijeka / +385 51 218 756 / +385 51 686 301 ITALY - Riva 16, Rijeka / +385 51 355 200 HUNGARY - Riva Boduli 1/IV, Rijeka / +385 91 221 2111 MOROCCO - Užarska 17/III, Rijeka / +385 51 807 221 NORWAY - Žrtava fašizma 2/II, Rijeka / +385 51 335 827 / +385 335 831 ROMANIA - Korzo 6, Rijeka / +385 51 315 033 SERBIA - Erazma Barčića, Rijeka / +385 51 337 420 / +385 51 337 421 SWEDEN - Riva 20, Rijeka / +385 51 212 287

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VIŠKOVO AUTO-DARKO Viškovo 153 / +385 51 545 945 / info@ autodarko.hr / www.autodarko.hr

KASTAV AKTIV RENT Ćikovići 101A / +385 91 423 7774 / aktivrentacar@yahoo.com / www. rijekarentacar.com

TAXI RIJEKA TAXI ADRIA +385 51 301 301 AXION TAXI +385 92 229 7446 / axion. taxi@gmail.com TAXI CAMMEO +385 51 313 313 / 1212 / www.taxi-cammeo.hr ČORKEZ TAXI +385 91 128877 / +385 91 4975881 / www.corkez-taxi.com TAXI DELTA +385 97 77 77 397 www.taxi-delta-rijeka.hr TAXI FIUME +385 91 944 1733 / +385 92 245 2822 / www.taxifiume.com LUX TAXI RIJEKA +385 51 212 212 / www.lux-taxi.com RADIO TAXI RIJEKA +385 51 585 585 / www.radiotaxirijeka.com.hr TAXI NIRVANA +385 091 253 8950 TAXI RIJEKA +385 51 615 729 +385 91 500 3355 / www.taxirijeka. com ASSOCIATION OF ENTREPRENEURS - RIJEKA TAXI SECTION +385 51 808 808 / +385 91 2808 808 VIP CAR SERVICE +385 91 11 555 60 www.vip-taxi-rijeka.com TAXI VITA +385 51 410 800 / www. taxivita.hr

TRAVEL AGENCIES RIJEKA ARONDA ADRIANA TRAVEL D.O.O. Ignacia Henckea 1 / +385 51 272 088 / info@adrianatravel.com / www. adrianatravel.com ANABAR TOURS Zametska 12/1 / +385 51 644 504/ +385 51 648 238 / anabar@ri.t-com.hr / www.anabar-tours.hr AUTOTRANS Riva 22 / +385 51 212 228 / +385 212 224 / rijeka@autotrans.hr / www. atravel.hr AWEI D.O.O. Tina Ujevića 52a / +385 51 587 555 info@awei.hr / www.awei.hr


CITY GUIDE COLLEGIUM PUTOVANJA Ribarska 1A / +385 51 413 955 infori@collegium.eu / www.collegium. eu

KOMPAS ZAGREB D.D. Andrije Medulića 8 / +385 51 210 760 kompas-rijeka@kompas.hr / www. kompas.hr

CROATIA AIRLINES Jelačićev trg 5 / +385 51 330 207 / +385 51 336 757 / rjkto@croatiaairlines.hr / www.croatiaairlines.com

MARE MONTE TRAVEL Matije Gupca 19b / +385 51 564 769 / info@maremonte-travel.com / www. maremonte-travel.com

C.Z. DANTE Veslarska 8 / +385 51 322 030/ +385 91 229 9635 / zvjezdana@czdante.hr www.czdante.wixsite.com/ czdantetours

MARINE AIR Riva 16 / +385 51 334 664 / +385 51 212 496 / marineair@ri.t-com.hr www.marineair.hr

FANTASIA TRAVEL F. Račkoga 32/a / +385 51 718 432 / +385 99 306 4453 / info@fantasiatravel.hr / www.fantasiatravel.hr FIUME TOURS Osječka 39 / +385 51 512 569 / fiumetours@gmail.com FLY FLY TRAVEL Prolaz M. K. Kozulić 3 / +385 51 860 185 / +385 99 493 0779 / office@ flyflytravel.hr / www.flyflytravel.hr FOCUS TRAVEL +385 91 72 63 753 / info@focustravel. hr / www.focustravel.hr YACHT BASE D.O.O. Brune Francetića 3a / +385 51 325 727 / info@yacht-base.com / www.yachtbase.com HOLIDAY HOME Užarska 17/3 / +385 51 317 307 info.hr@holiday-home.org / www. holiday-home.hr

MEDADRIA - Janka Polića Kamova 83 +385 51 333 040 / +385 51 321 279 / poslovnica@medadria.com / www. medadria.com MEDMAR - Dolac 3 / +385 51 214 723 / +385 99 333 4222 / agent@ medmarinetravel.com / www. medmarinetravel.com MEETING POINT CROATIA Prolaz Marije Krucifikse Kozulić 3 / +385 51 554 400 / reservations@ meetingpointcroatia.com / www. meeting-point.com MY TRAVEL - Grivica 4 / +385 51 498 777 / +385 91 540 3757 / info@ mytravel.hr / www.mytravel.hr / www.mycroatiatrip.com NAVITAS TRAVEL - Fiorella la Guardie 25/4 / +385 51 301 501 / 385 95 826 55 49 / navitas.travel@gmail.com www.navitastravel.com NEO MAR - Trg Ivana Koblera1 / +385 51 316 205 / +385 91 7963 863 / info@ neomar.hr / www.neomar.hr

SOLEN - Strossmayerova 2 / +385 51 371 587 / +385 51 371 588 / solen@ solen.hr / www.solen.hr STELLA TOURS - Osječka 39 / +385 51 300 200 / info@stella-tours.eu / www. stella-tours.eu TOPIC TURIZAM - Kružna 6 / +385 51 327 117 / info@topic.hr / www.topic.hr TRAVELANA - Andrije Medulića 8 / +385 51 212 780 / travelana@ri.t-com. hr / www.travelana.hr VIA - Riva 16 / +385 51 331 941 / via@ viaonline.hr / www.viaonline.hr VOYAGER - +385 51 271 775 / info@ voyager-travel.com / www.voyagertravel.com

KRALJEVICA SPARUS TOURS D.O.O. - Obala Kralja Tomislava 6 / +385 51 282 136 /sparus. tours@ri.t-com.hr

BAKAR KONCERTUS D.O.O. - Hreljin 223a / +385 51 809 773 / www.koncertus.hr

VIŠKOVO ŠTROK TRAVEL - Viškovo 123 / +385 51 257 408 PROLINGUA TRAVEL - Furićevo 90 / +385 95 1690 234 / info@prolinguatravel.hr / www.prolingua-travel.hr

KASTAV MOVIBON TOURS - Rubeši 170 / +385 51 687 357 / movibon@ri.t-com.hr AMBER TRAVEL - Rubeši 107 / +385 51 687 406 / +385 51 687 532 / info@ ambertravel.net / www.ambertravel.hr

ID RIVA TOURS Riva Boduli 1 / +385 51 550 473 ivica@idriva.com / www.idriva.com

OVEST VIAGGI - Pehlin 23a / +385 51 260 372 / mirnakresic@ovest.com / www.ovest.com

JADROAGENT Trg Ivana Koblera 2 / +385 51 211 276 travel@jadroagent.hr / www.travel. jadroagent.hr

PROPER - Radmile Matejčić 10 / +385 51 580 730 / +385 99 8305 134 / info@ proper.com.hr / www.proper.com.hr

SIMPLY TRAVEL D.O.O. - Kostrenskih boraca 1A / +385 91 526 7342 / info@ simply-travel.hr

REAL EXPERIENCE - Kumičićeva 13 / +385 51 600 090 / helpdesk@ realcroatia.com / www.realcroatia.com

PHARMACY

JADROLINIJA Riječki lukobran b.b. / +385 51 211 444 ag.rijeka@jadrolinija.hr / www. jadrolinija.hr JADROTOURS Dolac 9b / +385 51 211 371 / +385 51 213 916 / jadrotours@ri.t-com.hr / www.jadrotours.hr

RB TRAVEL - Andrije Medulića 8 / +385 51 316 010 / +385 51 317 030 / info@ rb-travel.hr / www.rijeka-citybreak. com / www.rb-travel.hr

KOSTRENA

LJEKARNA CENTAR Riva 18, Rijeka / +385 51 213 101 www.ljekarna-jadran.hr

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RIJEKA TRAILS Walking and running trails of Rijeka and surroundings Kastav, Klana, ViĹĄkovo, Rijeka, Jelenje, ÄŒavle, Kostrena, Bakar, Kraljevica

Compare the trails and find new ones, find information about hiking expeditions, organised walks, events along the paths, trail races and more.

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MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS RIJEKA

TRSAT CASTLE

– visual arts gallery, open-air summer concerts and theatre performances as well as fashion shows and literary evenings. Within the Trsat Castle you’ll find the Trsat Castle Info Point where you can get any information about this building and the City of Rijeka. »» Address: Partizanski put 9A »» Trsat Castle working hours: every day from 9 am until 11 pm Info point and exhibition areas working hours: every day from 9 am until 5 pm / Closed on 1 January

ASTRONOMICAL CENTRE RIJEKA The Astronomical Centre Rijeka is the only facility of its kind in Croatia. It was opened in 2009 above the city, in the former fortress which dates back to the Second World War. In 2001 a telescope protected by a mobile dome was installed in one of the four fortress towers. Today it is the first astronomy centre in Croatia that includes both an observatory and a planetarium. It is also the only planetarium in Croatia and the wider region with digital technology. The Trsat Castle represents a strategically embossed lookout on a hill 138 meters above sea level dominating Rijeka. It was mentioned as a parochial centre for the first time in 1288. At this same site there was a Liburnian observation post from prehistoric times, used for monitoring the roads leading from the hinterland to the coast. This location served well to the Romans to establish their defence system, the so-called Liburnian limes, whose starting point was the Tarsatica fortress town – which was situated at the site of today’s Old City of Rijeka. The plateau of the Trsat Castle offers a magnificent view of the ruins of these limes situated on opposite hills, Katarina and Kalvarija, as well as of the whole area of the Rijeka’s Old City. The Trsat Castle is one of the oldest fortifications on the Croatian coast which preserves the features of the early medieval town construction. Today the Trsat Castle has been enriched by new facilities and events

is completely adapted for disabled persons. »» Address: Sveti križ 33 »» www.astronomski-centar-rijeka.hr

BREAKWATER – MOLO LONGO The current Breakwater in the main port basin is known as “molo longo” due to its 1707 m length. It is used as a passenger terminal and promenade. The construction plans and preparations for the Breakwater began in 1872 and it was completed in 1888. It was named Molo Maria Teresa after the Empress for her historic influence on the development of the city. It was planned to be an administrative centre for Hungary by the Hungarian architect Antal Hajnal. The construction work was performed by, among others, a Parisian railway construction company. In the 20 th century, the Breakwater was enlarged, a pier used to close the Breakwater was erected in 1908, and the final enlargement to the Breakwater was constructed in 1934. During WWII, a range of diversions were conducted in the Port of Rijeka area. The greatest amount of damage was caused by the German forces in their retreat on May 1945. The grand restoration of the port basin was conducted immediately after the war ended and lasted until 1961. Special pride was placed in the restoration of the Breakwater cranes. They were a technologically revolutionary accomplishment and could thus elevate the Port’s status to a higher level.

Its programme takes place within a spherical dome which can host up to 52 visitors. Here you can enjoy films and presentations dedicated to the immensity of the universe. The planetarium is part of the International Planetarium Society. The centre includes lecture halls and workshop areas, a bar and a terrace with a panoramic view over the Kvarner Bay. It is reachable by city bus, which is very rare when such facilities are concerned. The building January 2018 / 15


MUST SEE KORZO

away. Today, it is hard to believe that until the moat was filled and the city walls pulled down, in the second half of the 18th century, this was only gravel seashore with a few wooden quays and storehouses, a shipyard and the city lodge next to which cereals, fish and salt were traded.

ST. VITUS’ CATHEDRAL St. Vitus’ Cathedral is the only Baroque rotunda of monumental proportions built on Croatian soil. The

Rijeka is reflected in Korzo, at Korzo you can read Rijeka. Anyone who, at least once, had a coffee at one of the terraces of numerous and picturesque café bars lined along this unusual promenade, would agree. Anyone who was at least once sitting on one of the benches placed at Korzo, precisely for this purpose, as well as-those who were looking at the most picturesque city’s street from the “top” of some of the most popular meeting places of Rijeka’s citizens, located at the top floors of buildings. As early as at the beginning of the 20 th century Korzo started to assume its modern-day outlines. The main promenade and the meeting point for Rijeka’s citizens, as well as the area for erecting the symbolic palaces representing various styles including the Classical, Historical, Secessional, Modernist… The urban regulation, taking place in the mid-19 th century, was only a prelude to a growing pace of reclamation and major public constructions which would soon ensue on the made up ground. However, already at that point the centuries old image of a littoral town straitened by its walls started to fade 16 / www.STADAnas.info

construction of this church, designed by the Jesuit architect G. Briano, began in 1638. It was made on the model of the famous Venetian church of Santa Maria della Salute. The location selected for the construction of the St. Vitus’ church was an elevated area at the heart of the then still medieval urban tissue. Initially, there was a small church of the same name, dedicated to the city’s patron saint. The Jesuits, as the creators of the project, primarily decided to use the cult of the Miraculous Crucifix from the small church, which, according to popular legend, started bleeding when a certain Petar Lončarić threw a stone at it after exploding with rage over a gambling loss. The early Gothic crucifix is incorporated into the Baroque main altar of the new church, which, in the spirit of storytelling piety inherent to miraculous relics, also houses Lončarić’s stone and a small bronze hand.

CITY TOWER City Tower, a symbol of Rijeka and a good example of a typical round tower access-point, which lead into the fortified town. Today it dominates the central part of Korzo, although during its lifetime it was overtopped by more recently constructed buildings. It was built in the Middle Ages, probably on the foundations of the Late Antique littoral town gates. Some baroque phases of its construction can be seen on the lower part of

the front of the Tower, which are characterised by a richly decorated portal, an imperial coat of arms carved out of stone and a relief of the Austrian emperors Leopold and Charles VI. Rijeka paid them special respect due to the maritime orientation they introduced into the state policies of the Austrian court. The Tower’s superstructure, on which a city clock has been situated since the 17th century, has been remodelled several times; most significantly at the turn of the 18th century under the guidance of municipal engineer A. Gnamb, the last time was at the end of the 19 th century, based on a design by F. Bazarig.

IVAN KOBLER SQUARE The role nowadays occupied by Korzo, the heart of Rijeka and its busiest promenade, used to be occupied by the Ivan Kobler Square, located next to the former city hall Palac Komuna Rečkog and the City Clock Tower between two department stores that were made on the foundations of demolished old buildings. That very square, which was named after historian Giovanni Kobler, was the place where the living force of Rijeka’s


MUST SEE public life soared and where all of the business was conducted out in the open. Today, such lively images can only be seen in historical films on the Middle Ages. Every day, even on

Sundays, the women coming from places surrounding Rijeka arrived at the Green Square to bring milk, vegetables, poultry and other foods necessary to supply the citizens. Since it was also a former Municipal Loggia, it was the place where judges used to meet to pass sentences, where trading contracts were made and where the City Council held its sessions. Today, the „Old Paper Millestones” fountain (Stari kolodrob) is the centrepiece of the square. Built during the 1970s in accordance with the project made by architect Igor Emilio, it is by the factory Tvornica papira commemorating 150 years of its existence. It is a well that has become a monument. From the parts of an old factory paper millestone, kolodrob, Emili created a unique work of art to commemorate many generations of workers. Just as water flows from the amphora on Rijeka’s coat of arms, so the water pours relentlessly from this fountain, water that has been a blessing in Rijeka since the time of the ancient Roman settlement Tarsatica.

CITY MARKET – PLACA

The main City Market has been the place chosen by the people of Rijeka as the best place to dine since the 19 th century. It developed next to the sea shore, near the wooden pier, where the local fishermen used to unload their catch and take it in baskets to the market to sell. Fish, crabs and seashells were first sold in the open, but in 1866 a fish market was erected. In line with the project by Izidor Vauchnig, the director of Rijeka’s Office for Architecture, the construction of two pavilions began in 1880, next to the fish market. That was how other vendors found themselves with a roof over their heads. All of the buildings were constructed on the sea area created by filling. The architect used the top solutions of his time by utilising steel grid-like construction and glass. He remained faithful to the previous, historical experiences in other construction elements by decorating the façades with reliefs depicting fruit and vegetables.

SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF TRSAT AND THE TRSAT FRANCISCIAN MONASTERY

of which was strengthened by the astounding painting of the Lady of Trsat, which was a gift given to the inconsolable Croats in 1367 by Pope Urban V for the loss of the Holy Barn. In the XV century, the Sanctuary was taken over by Franciscans, who have remained its guardians to the present day. On 8 June 2003, Pope John Paul II attended a long pilgrimage procession.

KRALJEVICA

THE NOVA KRALJEVICA FRANKOPAN CASTLE

The castle, which is under reconstruction and expansion, tells the story of the two most important Croatian aristocratic families, Zrinski and Frankopan. A completely new residential castle on the peninsula, at the entrance to Bakar Bay is also being constructed.

ST. NICHOLAS’ CHURCH Judging by the preserved stone, the first church of the chapel of Saint Nicholas was built by the existing fortress as early as 1471 during the governance of Martin Frankopan. The Shrine of Our Lady of Trsat is the largest pilgrimage centre of Western Croatia. Its foundation is reported to be, according to tradition, related to the miraculous transport of the Nazareth Barn, and its stay on Trsat (1291 – 1294). Shortly after the relocation of the Mother of God’s house to Loreto, Prince Nikola I of Krk built the first small church on the place where the barn stood on Trsat. Marija`s Trsat became a pilgrimage point of convergence, the reputation

ZRINSKI CASTLE Zrinski castle is a complex castle with two atriums from different times, around which the centre of Kraljevica has formed. The older castle, called ‘Little castle’ was created by reconstructing a medieval, probably Frankopan fortress with the incorporated church of St. Nicholas.

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MUST SEE BAKAR

ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH WITH CATACOMBS

completed or whether it collapsed after completion, as evidenced by local Kastav legends. Now Crekvina is a pleasant promenade and, during the summer, a stage for theatrical plays, concerts, etc.

taking view of the entire Kvarner Bay and Učka.

VIŠKOVO

THE BIRTH PLACE OF IVAN MATETIĆ RONJGOV

FORTICA What was once a fortress is now a promenade and a pleasant spot for taking a break in the shade of horse chestnuts and linden, with a stunning view of Kvarner and Učka. The entry is marked by a štandar (flagpole) with the carving “Kastav va Ustavnom letu 1861.” and a plate bearing the layout of Kastav.

This monumental building is the oldest and largest church in Bakar and the largest church in the Rijeka diocese. Under Saint Andrew’s parish church is a crypt with 85 tombs.

VIEWPOINTS (ŽUDIKA, THE CHURCH OF SAINT JELENA) The birth place bears the name of this composer who symbolizes the music of Istria, the Croatian Littoral and the islands of the North Adriatic. Ronjgov defined the Istrian scale - a set of six tones and semitones. This allowed him to write down the region’s folk songs and compose in the same vein..

THE FRANKOPAN CASTLE The oldest and most attractive building in Bakar used to be the seat of the Frankopan and Zrinski aristocratic families.

BAKAR DRY-STONE WALLS A protected cultural monument – vineyards used for growing the Belina variety for the purpose of making the Old Bakar Water.

KASTAV

CREKVINA Crekvina was built by Jesuits in the 17th century, at the same time as the St. Vitus’ cathedral in Rijeka. It is still not certain whether the church was

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»» Address: Ronjgi 1, Viškovo The term Žudika (from the Italian giudicare - to judge) refers to the space behind the Saint Jelena parish church and the tallest tower of the town walls. This space was used for carrying out sentences, and old documents even mention the burning of witches. The church of Saint Jelena, with its bell tower, is the most dominant building in the whole of Kastav. It was built on a hill 377 m above sea level. Today it has 3 aisles but until the 17th century it only had one. In the 18th century, it was redecorated in the Baroque style with a rich interior, boasting choir benches and pews, a baptistery and silver candlesticks dating back to the 17th century. The church also features drawings with motifs from the Ten Commandments above the pillars dividing the main and side aisles. The church is completed by a 32 m high bell tower from 1724. The church gives a breath-

PROMENADES AND FOOTPATHS The promenades beckon you to take a pleasant walk for two in the forest, or to come with a larger crowd or with your pets - regardless of whether


MUST SEE you want to rest, relax or enjoy the fresh air. The 8.6 km long Plešivac promenade is suitable for all ages and it leads to the 429 m high Plešivac peak. After 15 kilometres, the Lončeva griža promenade gives a stunning view and features an open-air gallery.

LONČEVA GRIŽA - OPEN-AIR GALLERY The trail leading to Lončeva griža takes you on a pleasant walk to the village of Skvažići. After the “petroleum road” and the last houses, it turns into a steep climb into the limestone rocks of the Lončeva griža cliff. The viewpoint gives a stunning view of Kvarner, Velebit, the Grobnik hinterland, Gorski kotar and the neighbouring Slovenia; it features an educational trail with boards giving walkers and hikers information on stone masons and the former quarry. Below the viewpoint, the limestone rock houses the unique Pogled s kamika exhibition by members of the amateur artists association “Braća Baštijan”.

KOSTRENA

THE KOSTRENA PROMENADE This over 5 kilometre long coastal path is perfect for fans of long walks by the sea. If you need a break, the entire coastal path is dotted with benches; you can enjoy beautiful natural beaches and an excellent gastronomic offer.

THE TRIM PATH AND PREHISTORIC RUINS OF SOLIN AND SOPALJ The highest hills above the municipality of Kostrena feature the prehistoric ruins of Solin and Sopalj. The Solin hill, with its archaeological site, is located on the north-west edge of Kostrena, above the deep Martinšćica cove and the Sušačka draga valley. It offers a panoramic view of the eastern rims of the city of Rijeka. At the eastern edge of the Kostrena municipality, on the dominant rocky Sopalj hill, with a panoramic view of Bakar Bay and the Kvarner islands, you can find a spacious prehistoric settlement, the Sopalj ruin, surrounded by two rings of walls. On your way to Solin and Sopalj, you will follow a trim path that is a perfect destination for athletes and fans of nature.

THE RASADNIK ECOLOGICAL PARK A unique place in Kostrena, where you can completely relax, enjoy the scents of lavender and the stunning view of Kvarner Bay.

MUSEUMS

PEEK&POKE – CHILDHOOD MUSEUM The first Croatian museum dedicated to childhood, games, books and toys loved by many generations before they “decided” to become all grown up and serious. The Childhood

Museum offers more than 600 exhibits among which the oldest toy dates back to 1900. »» Address: Ivana Grohovca 2 »» Web: www.peekpoke.hr / www. muzejdjetinjstva.com

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM RIJEKA

PEEK&POKE – COMPUTER MUSEUM The museum has over 2000 exhibits of international and Croatian computer, audio, video and photo technology. Located in the premises of 300 square meters in the city centre, it is one of the first 5 world museums on this subject, and is also the largest exhibition of its kind in this part of Europe. In addition to the botanical garden, the museum has a multimedia centre with an aquarium containing species from the Adriatic Sea. »» Address: Lorenzov prolaz 1 »» Web: www.prirodoslovni.com

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MUST SEE THE MARITIME AND HISTORY MUSEUM OF THE CROATIAN LITTORAL RIJEKA The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka, which was established in 1961, comprises maritime, historical and cultural, ethnographic and archaeological departments, and is headquartered in the former Governor’s Palace, a historicist edifice and protected cultural monument. »» Address: Muzejski trg 1 Web: www.ppmhp.hr

CITY MUSEUM OF RIJEKA The museum is the city institution engaged in systematic collection, professional and scientific analysis of the museum material thematically related to the industrial, cultural and social (political) history of Rijeka. »» Address: Muzejski trg 1/1 »» Web: www.muzej-rijeka.hr

MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART The museum houses the collection of the works of art by Rijeka’s artists from the 19 th century and both Croatian and foreign artists from the 20 th and 21st centuries. »» Address: Krešimirova 26c »» Web: www.mmsu.hr

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TOURIST OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS RIJEKA TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Address: Korzo 14 Tel: +385 51 335 882 E-mail: info@visitRijeka.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 7.30 pm, Saturdays and holidays from 8 am until 1.30 pm / Closed on 1 January TRSAT CASTLE INFO POINT Address: Partizanski put 9A Tel: +385 51 217 714 E-mail: gradina@visitRijeka.hr Working hours: every day from 9 am until 5 pm / Closed on 1 JanuaryENJE

JELENJE TOURIST BOARD OF THE JELENJE MUNICIPALITY Address: Dražičkih boraca 64, Dražice Tel: +385 51 297 152 E-mail: tz.jelenje@gmail.com Working hours: weekdays from 8 am until 4 pm

KRALJEVICA

KASTAV

ČAVLE

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE KRALJEVICA Address: Rovina bb, Kraljevica Tel: +385 51 282 444 E-mail: tic@tzg-kraljevica.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 3 pmBAKAR

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE KASTAV Address: Trg Matka Laginje 5, Kastav Tel: +385 51 691 425 E-mail: tz.grada.kastva@ri.t-com.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 4 pm

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE ČAVLE Address: Čavja 17, Čavle Tel: +385 51 549 120 E-mail: info@tz-cavle.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 3 pm

BAKAR

KLANA

KOSTRENA

TOWN OF BAKAR TOURIST BOARD Address: Primorje 39, Bakar Tel: +385 51 761 111 E-mail: info@tz-bakar.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 4 pm

MUNICIPALITY OF KLANA Address: Klana 33, Klana Tel: +385 51 808 205 E-mail: procelnik@klana.hr / zeljka_ sarcevic@yahoo.com Working hours: Monday – Wednesday from 8 am until 4 pm / Tuesdays from 8 am until 6 pm / Fridays from 8 am until 2 pm

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE KOSTRENA Address: Kostrenskih boraca 1a, Kostrena Tel: +385 51 289 207 E-mail: tzo-kostrena@ri.t-com.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 4 pm

VIŠKOVO TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE VIŠKOVO Address: Viškovo 31, Viškovo Tel: +385 51 257 591 E-mail: info@tz-viskovo.hr Working hours: Monday – Friday from 8 am until 4 pm

www.Rijeka.travel IMPRESSUM

January 2018

Publisher: Digital Media Ltd. Photos: Archives of the tourist offices of Rijeka and its surroundings Translation: Alkemist studio Ltd. Print: Kerschoffset Zagreb Ltd. Design and prepress: Molekula Ltd. creative agency Published with the support of the tourist offices of Rijeka and its surroundings • Circulation: 2,000 copies



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