The PRONACUL project – ” Promotion of natural and cultural heritage to develop sustainable tourism in protected areas”, in which the Tourist Board of the City of Rijeka is one of the partners, was presented at the 7th annual EUSAIR forum.
The No Borders Orchestra ensemble, which performed in Rijeka for the first time last year and delighted a large audience, arrives in Rijeka this year again. Their performance will take place on Sunday, 28 August 2022, in the premises of Export, starting at 8:30 p.m. Entrance is free of charge for all visitors.
The free phone for mental health support with number 0800 99 77 is open every working day from 18:00 to 20:00, and is intended for everyone who needs help and support, regardless of gender, age or any other criteria.
The Deputy Mayor of the City of Rijeka, Sandra Krpan, met with the deputy Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Croatia, Homma Latif.
At the Delta bus terminal, 23 out of 37 new buses were presented that the utility company Autotrolej acquired under the EU project “The purchase of new buses for the utility company Autotrolej II”.
By opening STEM parks and STEM laboratories, we strive to get closer and make interesting scientific disciplines to children and young people from an early age and enable them interdisciplinary learning through a combination of various STEM fields needed to solve a number challenges of today’s society.
Marko Filipović, mayor of Rijeka and Ivan Šarar, head of the Department of Culture met with the representatives of the Korean Cultural and Art Centres Association.
On July 4, the amphibious transport ship USS Arlington arrived at the Viktor Lenac Shipyard, where regular ship maintenance works are underway.
The kick-off meeting of the EU project BOOST5 took place from 28 to 29 June in Bari, Italy. The kick-off meeting was attended by Suzana Belošević Romac and Mirna Hriljac Nikšić, as representatives of the City of Rijeka, along with six other teams from Italy and Croatia.
How did Rijeka become the 10th busiest port in Europe for a while? How was modern Rijeka created? You can get answers to these questions at the City Museum of Rijeka, thanks to the exhibition “The Birth of Modern Rijeka, 1868 – 1918.”
