Rivers of Croatia
Maybe no other European country has such diverse, yet so preserved rivers as Croatia. Rivers of Croatia are true treasure of this country.
Recent Posts
Rafting in Thailand: Best Rivers and White-Water Adventures
Discover the top places for rafting in Thailand — from jungle rapids to remote river canyons. Adventure, nature, and adrenaline in one unforgettable ride.
Rivers in Germany: Geography, Ecology & Human Impact
Explore rivers in Germany—from Alpine springs to North Sea estuaries. Learn about their geography, ecology, threats, and role in German life.
Historic River Bridges That Built Cities
Explore how historic river bridges like Paris’ Pont Neuf and Florence’s Ponte Vecchio shaped civilizations as social, commercial, and cultural hubs.
Old London Bridge: The City Built Over The Thames
Discover the story of Old London Bridge—a medieval city on the Thames with homes, shops, and chapels built atop its arches. A bridge like no other.
🐟 The Largest Freshwater Fish in the World: the Giants of Our Rivers
Discover the largest freshwater fish in the world—giants like the stingray, arapaima, and sturgeon that rule rivers from the Amazon to the Mekong.
⚡The Earliest Hydropower Dams in the World
Discover the earliest hydropower dams in the world—from Cragside to Niagara and Krka—and how they launched the age of renewable electricity.
The Oldest Dams In The World
Discover the oldest dams in the world—from ancient Jordan to Roman marvels—and how early civilizations shaped rivers for survival and growth.
The Most Regulated Rivers in the World
Discover the most regulated rivers in the world—how dams, levees, and reservoirs have transformed natural flows into engineered waterways.
The Largest Dams in the World
Discover the world’s largest dams—from the colossal Three Gorges in China to towering structures in Tajikistan and the U.S. Explore their scale, purpose, and global significance.
Dam Removal: How Free-Flowing Rivers Are Making a Comeback Worldwide
Discover how dam removal is transforming rivers around the world—restoring fish migration, ecosystems, and natural river flow from the Elwha to the Klamath.
