ACES Project meeting Šibenik
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The document describes a trip from Zagreb to Šibenik, Croatia where participants visited several landmarks and sites including the Cathedral of St. James in Šibenik, Šibenik beach, and a history museum. The group also took a trip to Krka National Park along the Krka river where they visited museums located in a mill on the river. On the return trip, the group traveled through Vienna.
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ACES Project meeting Šibenik
- 1. In Zagreb on the way to Šibenik
- 2. In Zagreb on the way to Šibenik
- 3. Šibenik
- 4. Cathedral
- 6. Participants from economic school Šibenik (HR), primary schools from
- 8. Working on the project
- 9. Working on the project
- 10. Working on the project
- 12. Sport activities
- 13. History museum in Šibenik
- 14. Historical caps from the museum
- 15. Trip to the river Krka National Park
- 16. Museum in the mill on Krka river
- 17. Museum in the mill on Krka river
- 18. In Vienna on the return way