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Integrated Rehabilitation Project Plan/Survey of the Architectural and Archaeological Heritage (IRPP/SAAH),
run jointly with the European Commission
Croatia
 Geographical location has enabled Croatia to
form cultural links with the countries of the
Mediterranean as well as with South-East and
central Europe. Over the centuries, successive
cultural influences have resulted in a highly
diverse architectural and landscape heritage,
while on the coast several underwater sites of
major significance have been identified. There
is a long tradition in the protection of Croatian
heritage, but the great destruction caused by the
war of 1991 to 1995 has increased the demand for
professional expertise and financial incentives.
Many sites are threatened with abandonment or
inappropriate use, and there is a lack of development
control in both the urban and rural contexts.
In the short term, international collaborative
ventures on major sites have certainly improved
the situation. In the longer term, strategies and
financing will be required to encourage and train
professionals in the fields of restoration crafts,
heritage management and project planning.
The authorities have a clear recognition that
heritage protection is not an end in itself, but
should be regarded as part of a larger programme
of revitalisation, incorporating the cultural heritage
into the everyday life of the citizens, based
on the principles of sustainable development, for
the benefit of both local people and tourists. This
understanding has also been reinforced at local
level. Tourism, in sustaining Croatia’s remarkable
legacy of monuments, sites and ensembles,
is surely today one of the most important economic
factors in the development of the country.
Impacts
Intermediary Impact Report (2010)
Evaluation
Heritage assessment report (2010)
Monuments and sites
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References |
Prioritised
intervention list (PIL) |
Preliminary technical assessment (PTA) |
Feasibility study (FS) |
Business Plans
(Consolidated projects) |
Plaques |
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CR_03 |
Episcopal palace, Pakrac |
2008 |
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CR_04 |
Nature Park with traditional wooden architecture, Lonjsko Polje |
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CR_05 |
Roman city of Siscia, Sisak |
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CR_07 |
Serbian Orthodox monastery, Gomirje |
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CR_08 |
Remains of a medieval city, Dvigrad |
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CR_09 |
Lubenice, Island of Cres |
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CR_10 |
Moise Palace, Cres |
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CR_11 |
City fortress, Krk |
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CR_12 |
Omišalj, Mirine – Archaeological zone of Fulfinum, island of Krk |
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CR_13 |
Jusuf Mašković's Inn, Vrana |
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CR_14 |
St. Nikola's Fortress, Sibenik |
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CR_16 |
Underwater site Špinut, Split |
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CR_17 |
Water-mill, Pantan |
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CR_19 |
Opeka Manor, Marcan |
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CR_20 |
Old Town of Veliki Kalnik |
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CR_21 |
Vernacular Dry-wall structures, Karst croatian coast |
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CR_22 |
Deserted rural settlement of Niska |
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