Cafe Kozjak

A relatively small but ambient and invaluable one-room ground floor of the original restaurant by architect Zdenko Strižić dating back to the late 1940s was evoked and creatively interpreted with subtle use of area-specific materials around the Plitvice Lakes, dressed stone, and trunks with naturally preserved lower branches.

Located in a natural sinkhole near the tourist promenade, covered with a single-pitched roof, the log cabin is particularly interesting because of its relationship to the outside space, a glazed and movable elongated wall facing the lakes, with terraces on several levels and two fireplaces for food preparation on an open fire.