Groznjan: Walking through an Istrian hilltop village in Croatia

I was really looking forward to visiting the village of Groznjan in Istria, Croatia as I’d read the Europe a la Carte post Groznjan: An artists colony in Croatia written by Neha.

Unfortunately it was raining during our visit but that didn’t diminish my enjoyment, I’m used to such things being Scottish. As we were there late afternoon in low season at the end of April, only a couple of galleries were open but the art on display there was very attractive and reasonably priced.

I’ve decided to try experimenting with adding some soundtrack to my videos as it’s bound to be a vast improvement on my patchty commentary. You can easily do an audio swap on youtube. I loved the track Rain Walking by MG! the Visionary from the album Jounrney2thecenterofself.

More Tips for Things to Do in Croatia

We’ve lots more tips on what to do in Croatia on Europe a la Carte.

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2 Responses to “Groznjan: Walking through an Istrian hilltop village in Croatia”

sinisa on May 6th, 2009 at 12:08 pm

Oh boy. I can’t imagine worse soundtrack to a video about Groznjan. It is such a gorgeous little town full of musicians (among others). I’d advise looking up musician Livio Morosin on the web who does fantastic “fusion” of Istrian traditional music and rock, or perhaps using some jazz since each year there is a big jazz school/workshop held there.
Having said all that, I appreciate posts about (my) Croatia. Keep up the good work
Karen Bryan on May 6th, 2009 at 12:49 pm

sinisa- thanks for your comment and for your opinion of my choice of soundtrack.

Glad to hear that you are appreciating most of my posts about Croatia, it is a beautiful country.