Rijeka

Rijeka, Croatia

Hotels in Rijeka

Rijeka Accommodations (6)
Hotel Bonavia Rijeka

Hotel Bonavia Rijeka

4.00 32 reviews

Dolac 4, Rijeka, Croatia

Selce Rijeka

Selce Rijeka

3.00 6 reviews

Set. I. Jelicica 14, Selce, Rijeka, Croatia

Hotel Jadran Rijeka

Hotel Jadran Rijeka

4.00 34 reviews

Franje Tudmana 52, Rijeka, Croatia

Hotel Neboder Rijeka

Hotel Neboder Rijeka

3.00 38 reviews

Strossmayerova 1, Rijeka, Croatia

Travel Blogs from Rijeka

Rijeka Travel Blogs (57)
Rijeka, Croatia, Rijeka, Croatia travel blog

Rijeka, Croatia

A travel blog entry by akawally

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More and more, it seemed that Northern Croatia was closed for the season, and the signs seemed to be urging us southward. After seeing the roman collesium in Pula, we looked around for a hotel and then decided to drive to Rijeka to provide an early ...

Patience is a virtue, Rijeka, Croatia travel blog

Patience is a virtue

A travel blog entry by amullett

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... in this case I think it more refers to the fact that the city is a port. That is about it too...just a port. I flew into Rijeka and I get off the plane on this tarmac that looks like I am the flying doctor or something. The terminal was a tin shack about ...

Is It Wrong to Love a Power Plant?, Rijeka, Croatia travel blog

Is It Wrong to Love a Power Plant?

A travel blog entry by eundel

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I spent much of this morning driving through Croatia's coastal mountains. One particularly lovely ocean inlet was dominated by a giant coal-fired power plant. I expect most people would have thought this ruined the scene, but I'm an engineer at heart ...

Rejuvinating Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia travel blog

Rejuvinating Rijeka

A travel blog entry by dawieboy

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... We caught an overnight train from Venice to Zagreb and got a connecting train early in the morning...and got in to Rijeka at midday.  The scenery on the train ride was fantastic....going down the mountain towards the coastline...just brilliant.  ...

Attractions in Rijeka

Rijeka Attractions (9)
St. Vitus' Church

St. Vitus' Church

5.00

Rijeka, Croatia

The interior of the church is a true Baroque Gesamtkunstwerk, a unity of style that perturbs the Early Gothic crucifix, imbedded in the middle of the main altar. The authors of the profuse marble Baroque sculptures in the interior are masters P. Lazzarini, A. Michelazzi and L. Pacassi. St. Vitus' is a unique Baroque rotunda of such monumental dimensions built in Croatia. The church is the only remaining part of a once vast Jesuit complex that included a seminary and a college, but was demolished in the period between the two world wars. The portal of the College has been preserved, however, by being transferred to the deanery next to St. Vitus.

Northern Velebit National Park

Northern Velebit National Park

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Krasno Ispostava Senj, Obala Kralja Zvonimira 6 Rijeka, Croatia

Croatian National Theatre

Croatian National Theatre "Ivan pl. Zajc"

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Uljarska 1, Rijeka, Croatia

Built in 1885 as a city theatre according to the design of the specialized Vienna Helmer and Fellner workshop, which designed similar buildings throughout the Austro-Hungary of the time. Matsch, Kauffungen and Fritsch, and the Klimt brothers, permanent associates of the workshop, were charged with equipping the theatre, contributing to the pronounced central European atmosphere of the town. The exterior is adorned by figurative compositions of Music and Drama by Venetian sculptor Benvenutti. The opening of the theatre was marked by a performance of Verdi's Aida.

The Modello Palace

The Modello Palace

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Rijeka, Croatia

Forum Discussions on Rijeka

Rijeka Forum (1)

Must see's in Europe.

Posted by markzero

Croatia seaside (Split, Rijeka, Zadar, Hvar, Pula, Dubrovnik...) After you see all the nature - islands, PURE water, beaches, mountains, you'd want to come back every year! And old structures - very beautiful! One of my wishes is Ireland also&# ...

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