The port of Pescara is located on the Adriatic coast of Italy, at the mouth of the Pescara river. In Roman times the port played an important role, but only began to take its current form at the beginning of the twentieth century, when a canal port was built to allow large boats to enter in a safer and easier way, because the seabed at the mouth of the river was shallow and only met the needs of the fishermen. Today the port of Pescara is no longer used for commercial activities, but is dedicated to boarding and disembarking passengers. How to reach the port of Pescara The port is easily reach... [More information]
Address: Lungomare Papa Giovanni XXIII 65126 Pescara PE
Directions: Google Map @ Pescara, port
Croatia is in Southern Europe, bordering Serbia to the east, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro to the south, Slovenia and Hungary to the north and on the west, is the Adriatic sea. Nature and Culture The capital of Croatia is Zagreb, but natural beauty sets Croatia apart, as one of the most bio-diverse areas of Europe. For example, there are over seven thousand caves in Croatia, home to the proteus, the only cave dwelling vertebrate in Europe. There are also forests covering around 44% of the country. There are around 380 protected species in Croatia, including wolves, the Eurasian griffin... [More information]