City of Novalja
Novalja is a tourist center and central harbour of Pag island and County of Lika-Senj, opened for everyone. Natural attractions, prominent among them being beautiful and spacious sand beaches in the surroundings of Novalja, pleasant Mediterranean climate, rich culture-historical heritage, various cultural, entertaining and sport-recreational offering, home cooking and good traffic connections with land and during summer with near by islands is what makes Novalja very desirable and wanted holiday destination.

City of Pakrac
Pakrac is situated in the valley of Pakra river in the west Slavonia, 26 kilometres north-east from Novska on 178 metres above sea-level. According to last census Pakrac has 16.367 residents. It is first time mentioned in 1237 as a settlement named Pekriz. River Pakra and near by mountains Psunj and Ravna gora are places for recreation in the near surroundings. Particularity of this area are many Italian places where Italian customs, language and culinary are preserved (Italian salami).



City of Imotski
Imotski is situated in deep hinterland of Dalmatian Background. It is 50 kilometres inland and 100 kilometres away from Split. The climate and the stone architecture gives it characteristics of a small coastal town. The town itself stands on an impressive hill called Podi, 440 metres above sea-level.
Owing to this it dominates above fields and hamlets of Imotski.



City of Rubiera
In the heart of Italian province Reggio Romagna there is Reggio Emilia County in which is town Rubiera situated. The town is important industrial centre with several well developed industrial sectors, including ceramic industry.