Music festivals are what makes a brilliant summer. If you agree, get yourself to these!

European beaches are some of the best in the world. Get the season right and the balmy weather and sunshine will rid you of all worries and stress.

If you're looking to honeymoon away from the crowds (of other couples) you could do well in one of these European locations.

Ivan Mestrovic is a giant in modern sculpture, and his gallery in Split is a must-see for any art fan visiting the region.

Cascading waterfalls, bright blue waters teeming with fish and lush vegetation may seem like a description for a tropical island, however, Plitvice Lakes National Park in central Croatia holds all of these things and more.

High above the city and behind the town of Hvar, Croatia, is perched The Fortress.

This well-preserved Roman palace forms the center of Split.

The Archeological Museum in Split, Croatia, known as Arheoloski Muzej Split in Croatian, is the oldest museum in Croatia.

A few years ago, Croatia was nowhere near the top of the ladder when it came to thinking about where to go on holiday, however today it is one of the most popular European destinations to visit for travellers and families alike, due to its historic architecture combined with modern holidaymaking activities meaning that there’s enough to keep everyone happy.

Situated in the city of Zagreb in Croatia, a place that reeks of history, the Zagreb City Museum is the custodian of more than 75,000 items that symbolize the city’s history.

Only four stories tall, Lotrščak Tower may initially strike you as being quite small. However, the tower is built on the highest point in Gradec and on a clear day offers views of the city extending up to five miles.

If you're a music afficianado, what better way to combine the beauty of Croatia with your love of music than at the Soundwave Festival in Petrcane.

It's been good and bad restaurants galore on eyeflare in the last month or so. I caused a stir with my exposure of rip-off tricks. Even Time Out joined in and helped out some places.

This is not a book about troop movements, military strategy, political foul play, or even about the politics of human aid organizations. It is a book about the Balkan people and what happened to them.