Motel Plitvice
The motel was built in the mid-eighties on route to the National Park Plitvice Lakes. At the beginning of the Yugoslav war it was occupied by Serbian rebels, then the UNPROFOR (United Nations Protection Force), after Operation Maslenica in 1993 it was used by the Croatian army until the end of the war.
After the war a masonry contractor bought the motel and surrounding land for 200,000 DEM from the Croatian Privatisation Fund. The rebuilding of the hotel did not happen as the main route to the hotel from Zadar was a bridge that was blown up during the war and was not replaced until 2004.
The hotel still remains vacant and is currently up for sale for 2,600,000 Euros.
*If you have seen some of these pictures before - this is because they have been stolen by a web blog who refuse to credit me for them, have ignored any contact that I try to make and remove any reference to this website on social media. I am not going to give their name BUT please know that they are scum if you come across my work on their pages!
After the war a masonry contractor bought the motel and surrounding land for 200,000 DEM from the Croatian Privatisation Fund. The rebuilding of the hotel did not happen as the main route to the hotel from Zadar was a bridge that was blown up during the war and was not replaced until 2004.
The hotel still remains vacant and is currently up for sale for 2,600,000 Euros.
*If you have seen some of these pictures before - this is because they have been stolen by a web blog who refuse to credit me for them, have ignored any contact that I try to make and remove any reference to this website on social media. I am not going to give their name BUT please know that they are scum if you come across my work on their pages!
